Alex Rins had to go through Q1 for the first time this season as he was unable to make a good lap in FP3 due to the yellow flags, but the Spaniard managed to make the cut and stand in the final qualifying, in which he could only be 7th, a position that seems to be a kind of ceiling for the Suzuki this year.
Rins will start from the third row of the grid, but showed great pace all weekend and will try to build his race behind the Ducatis, who hold the top five. To do this, he is clear about the choice of race tire.
“The soft rear rubber is a good option,” he said.
However, Rins was not happy, and showed his anger with the drivers waiting to roll on the track.
“It is unacceptable that the riders slow down. What we have seen in qualifying and in the third free trial is unacceptable. People cutting. Not even Moto3 riders cut that much,” he exaggerated to emphasize his anger.
An attitude that is not punished both in the queen class and in the small category.
“I suppose that MotoGP riders are not sanctioned because we are the oldest. I don’t know,” he said.
“We are the oldest, we have to set an example. There are drivers who brake suddenly. They have to do something with that. I don’t know whether to order, place five seconds between us, and thus offenders could be clearly penalized,” he proposed.
As to whether this type of behavior was denounced in the meetings of the pilots, the pilot was clear.
“In each safety commission we talk about it and denounce it, but nothing happens. We are MotoGP, not Moto3,” he settled.
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