Valencia MotoGP: Fabio Quartararo heartbroken watching Francesco Bagnaia celebration - “I had to turn off the TV”

Quartararo’s MotoGP title reign ended in Valencia 📖when Bagnaia did enough to claim his maiden championship - the rivals made contact on a dramatic opening lap.
Quartararo was 91 points ahead in the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:MotoGP standings earlier this yeaꦑr and Bagnaia’s comeback is the greatest of all time.
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“This is the positive and the negative side,” an upset Quartararo told BT as Bagnaia went wild in ﷽the Ducati garage. “I had to tu💝rn off the TV in the box.
“The motivation is: we lost the title but I’ll be back, the team is working hard, and there’s no rea🃏son why we can’t fight for𓆉 the title next year.
“When you lose a title like this, you must find a positive. Even if, right now, I feel 99 percent negative. The one percent positive is the next four months waiting for the first race. I will have more anger to train better and to fig𒁏ht hard in 2023.
“Of course after the race I was emotional. I’m a f🧔ighter, a winner. I want to be🥃 in first position.
“The first 15 minutes after the race was tough.
“But it’s finished. We close🃏 the book. Start a new chapter beginning on Tuesday.”
Yamaha rider Quartararo is hoping that Tuesday’s test in Valencia reveals upgrades on a bike that ultim𒐪ately cost him the pace to defend the title he won a year ago.

“I hav꧂e no regrets. I gave 100 percent,” he reflected.
“I am pushing the 🃏team. Next year will be a good year.
“I can’t wait to try the bike 🦩on Tuesday, to try the potential.”
He said about the final race o🧸f 2022: “I had to fight strong, I had to be agg💜ressive.
“It was anꦆ up and down season. We had a loꦫt of struggles this year with our bike.”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from Am♋erican sports, to football, to F1.