In the sprint, Vinale♔s went from second to seventh before even reac♐hing the braking zone for turn one.

A late move by Jorge Martin to the inside of Fabio Quartararo, who also managed to get alongside Vinales then resulted in all three making cont🍸act before a big crash for the likes of Marco Bezzecchi, Miguel Oliveira and Johann Zarco took place.&n൲bsp;

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In the Grand Prix Vinales made a much better launch, however, the same issue of not gaining enough speed as hi💟s competitors occurred, which resulted in him dropping down to eighth.

Speaking abo😼ut his start problems, Vinales added: "Yes [it was a better start than Saturday]. But not enough. It's mandatory, 🧜and I push the guys so much, because it's something we must improve. 

"Same rhyth🍸m we did today, starting in the front, we were on the podium. So I think for us, it's mandatory to improve it, there is no ot💞her way. 

"But as꧑ a rider, I cannot do anythiꦚng else, I am doing all that I can, all that they ask me to do, and it's something the technicians have to improve."

On𝓡 the other side of the Aprilia garage Aleix Espargaro had no such dramas with the starting procedure, however, the BritishGP winner lacked the performance of Vinales throughout the weekend and was unable to secure anything better than a P7🌜. 

Espargaro said: "It was an extremely demanding race physically. It was very hot and at the beginning I pushed as 💃ha🦄rd as I could to try and stay with the leading group. 

"Then my per𒉰formance dropped because I began to feel a drop in the rear tyre and I also had to manage fuel consumption. 

"In any c🎃ase, I’m fairly satisfied. Throughout the weekend, our performance improved and at the end of the d🎃ay, I wasn’t too far behind Maverick, who rode at an extremely high level here. 

"We knew that this track doesn’t suit our bike and particularly my riding style, but we took home some good points in t꧋he end. We’ll keep working, as alwaꦗys, to improve."