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Spanish MotoGP racer, Maverick Vinales, in a private test with Aprilia at the Misano Circuit, Tuesday (31/8/2021).
BOLASPORT.COM – The events surrounding the early termination of the contracts of the Spaniards, Maverick Vinales, and Yamaha became the subject of discussion in MotoGP.
Maverick Vinales officially did not become a Yamaha rider on August 20 yesterday after the engine sabotage problem at the Styria GP became the height of the incompatibility between the Spaniard and Yamaha.
The fractured relationship between Maverick Vinales and Yamaha began to appear after Vinales finished the most distended in the German MotoGP.
“Somehow I started to feel when I came to race the situation started like a nightmare,” said Vinales at the time, reported by Crash.
“For three years I’ve had the same comments. I just wanted to bring out my maximum potential. I wanted to be pure racing and give my all. Now it’s difficult. When it comes to racing I just think what problems will I have this time?
“This is a problem. I’m a fighter.”
That was the most touching comment in a humble apology from Maverick Vinales who was initially sanctioned for not appearing at the Austrian GP.
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