The 2020 world champion completed 53 laps in the morning at the official MotoGP test that was held this Monday in Jerez, in which he has basically worked to improve the turning of the bike, waiting to continue looking in the afternoon. grip in the rear of the GSX-RR.
Joan Mir admitted that he had not tried any new parts and that the current bike still has potential to improve with the current base.
“We have not tested parts today, with the base we have we can gain more potential on the bike, improve the grip and the bike’s turning, and this morning we have improved especially in this aspect of turning, it seems that in the last sector “That’s where it shows the most in the race. We’ve improved through the two fast corners and so I’m happy with the work we’ve done this morning. In the afternoon we’ll try to work on finding more grip at the rear, we already know.” that this track in cold conditions has a lot of grip and that it would be better to work when there is not so much grip, but we will try to see if we can find a little more grip without pushing the rear wheel so much”, explained the Spaniard.
With six races already consumed on the calendar and in the first test of the season, Suzuki has not brought any new parts to its drivers.
“I think there is quite a bit of work to do with the set-up we have now, with the current base, the bike has potential to work on it and find something positive. Of course, new parts are always welcome, but there is still work to be done.”
On Sunday, Mir said that he had already made a decision about his future and that he would announce it soon, a statement that leaves the interpretation open in two directions, that of continuing with Suzuki or not.
“No, I was referring a bit to the fact that, a few races ago I said what the priority was and all that, the shots go that way. For the moment, I tell you, I leave this in the hands of Paco (Sánchez, his agent) and I hope to hear soon about the future, which is always important for a driver.”
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