Maverick Vinales discovers difference between 'A' and 'B' Aprilias
Maverick Vinales: "There is a difference between the A and B bikes... today we discovered more or less𒊎 what it is."

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales not only left Monday's Jerez MotoGP test wi൲th the second-fastest lap time but discovered what was causing a performan🐎ce difference between his two Aprilia RS-GPs.
The Spaniard, winner of three out of tౠhe previous four races heading into his home Jerez round, explained that he had felt a difference with his ‘B’ machine in Austin, which was put down to a front brake problem.
Vinales went on to win the Austin Sprint and Grand Prix on his other (‘A’) bike, which he al🅺so briefly put into t💟hird place in the Jerez Sprint, before joining the list of fallers caught out by damp patches.
As a precaution, Vinales then switched ♚back to the B bike for the grand prix, but only finished ninth.
“We need to understand why it did not wo𒅌rk that good on Sunday because the rest of the weekend we were very competitive,” Vinales said. “We needed to understand between bike A and bike B what is happening.
“There is a di𝓀ffereꦅnce between the A and B bikes and, unfortunately, I raced with the bike I felt I was not competitive [B]... I crashed with bike A on Saturday, so to be safe we went with bike B.
“I said in Austin that I was strugglin🤪g to stop with bike B but we related it to a front brake problem and in the end it is not a front brake problem.
“Today [at the test] we discovered more or less what it is and now [both bikes] are working similarly; this is a huge step for the future because 𒀰this was a race where I could be much faster.
“We have to be alert an𒅌d this helps the team to be better.”
Vinales also tried different rear seat a🌌ero on Monday but “didn’t find any ℱpositive, so I will keep the standard.”
Nonetheless, with the reason for his poor Sundaﷺy result apparently explained, “I canꦿnot wait to be in Le Mans.”
Vinales is fifth in the world champions🦹hip, 29 points behind Pramac Ducati leader Jorge Martin.

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