Hayden targets start 'when the bell rings'.
For AMA Superbike champion and MotoGP rookie Nicky Hayden, Saturday was a day of frustrations, as he was deprived of a second chance to break into the top echelons of the starꦺting grid.
Still upbeat about his MotoGP d♛ebut, the Repsol Honda rider explained his qualifying ups aඣnd downs.
Fo❀r AMA Superbike champion and Moto🦂GP rookie Nicky Hayden, Saturday was a day of frustrations, as he was deprived of a second chance to break into the top echelons of the starting grid.
Still upbeat about his MotoGP debut, the Repsol Honda rider explained his qualifying ups and🐓 downs.
"It's been a pretty weird weekend so far," said the Kentuckian. "Not one session has been the same - it's been wet, dry and everything in between and I've had a fourth gear crash. This morning was actually pretty good, the bike was quite stable in the rain and I was putt🍨ing in some pretty good lap times.
"We've got a pre-race warm-up tomorrow morning and hopefully it will be dry. When the bellও rings I'll just have to try to get a good start! It's been a long time since I s𝓡tarted a race from the sixth row," added Nicky.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of th💃e Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
