Yamaha ace Fabio Quartararo excited his local fans at the fifth round of the French Grand Prix. As a result, he crashed and retired, but he pursued the three Ducati riders who stood on the podium, Jorge Martin, Marc Márquez, and Francesco Bagnaia, as well as Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales, who had been doing well recently, until halfway through the race when he crashed and retired. I ran number one.
The French Grand Prix held at Le Mans is one of the hottest races in recent years. This year, due to the French holidays, the campgrounds around the circuit were fully booked starting on Thursday, the day before the opening day, and over the three days from Friday to Sunday, a record number of 297,471 people attended. A capacity crowd of 100,000 people gathered every day (the 24-hour car endurance race uses the Circuit de la Sarthe, which is a combination of the Bugatti circuit, where MotoGP is held, and the public road section).
Of course, Quartararo, Yamaha’s ace and the first Frenchman to become the MotoGP class champion in 2021, is extremely popular. All of Quartararo’s T-shirts, hats, and other goods that were on sale at the circuit at the opening of the race were sold out. Quartararo, who always drives passionately, receives the enthusiastic cheers of the local fans, and it is no surprise that his run will be full of adrenaline more than ever. His performance heated up the crowd even more, and the fans were circling the course cheering along with Quartararo.
When Quartararo crashed on the 17th lap, just into the second half of the race, with 11 laps remaining until the finish line, the circuit fell silent, but when the big screen showed him getting up on the gravel, 100,000 applause echoed around the circuit. Ta.
First response of the season
“Today, I drove to the limit from the first lap. I could have fallen earlier, but I have been struggling lately, and it was my home GP, so I gave it my all. I didn’t think I’d feel so good. It was the first time this season that I felt the potential of the YZR-M1. I ended up falling, but everyone was calling my name. I was very impressed.”
As usual, many of the fans who flock to Le Mans stay overnight at campsites and make a fuss all night. Morning running time is the calmest time of the day, whether you have just woken up or are still sleeping. In the afternoon, it becomes very exciting, and many fans flock to the events held in the paddock from dusk to night, creating a huge commotion.
2024-05-17 03:05:53
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