168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Takaaki Nakagami’s penultimate race as a MotoGP rider saw the Japanese forced to park his LCR Honda in the pits due to a ‘scary’ amo𓂃unt of vib🎀ration at Sepang.

Although many MotoGP riders continue to suffer chatter in some corners, Nakagami - riding the oldest spec Honda - said it reached ‘crazy’ level𒆙s in the Mala🐭ysian Grand Prix.

“Unfortunately, I ha🦂d a crazy vibration from the rear,” said Nakagami, who rose to 15th  before dropping to last and retiring on  lap 14 of 19.

“Before 🅘the Sprint, it was acceptable. Some corners, yes, but ♓was not that crazy.

“But in the Sprint, the warm-up and today’s race it was increasing, increasing… It was really scary to stay on the b🐲ike. And then I decide to stop.

“Of course, disappointed, but let's see. The next GP will be Montmelo. The track is OK for me but not so much for Honda. So let's try to improve the bike balance and to try to reduce🐻 this kind of crazy vibration.

“The next GP will be the last one, but I will get the new chassis, which the [other Honda riders] are already using. Also a couple of o🐠ther things. It will be the last three days and I want to give my best and at least I want to enjoy riding.”

Th﷽e Japanese, a MotoGP rider since 2018, is cautiously optimistic that the newꩲ chassis might improve the chatter situation.

“Looks like everyone complained [of vibration], but our bike, the oldest spec, it’s too much,” h�🤪�e said. “The numbers and all the data were crazy.

“I don't really know if they solved the problem but somehow only Zarco was acceptable. He🍎 not so much complained, but everyone [at Honda] has some kind of vibration.

“Let’s 🦋see at Montᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚmelo, which will be a different race track and temperature. Also the tyre allocation will be totally different.

“So hopefully HR🅺C analyse all the data and bring some different ideas.”

Nakagami: “I will be an advisor of Chantra!”

Two days after the rescheduled Barcelona season finale, MotoGP riders will be💝 back for a day of official post-season testing.

Nakagami will also be present, but not on track.

Instead, the 32-year-old will help rookie♓ Somkiat Chantra, who takes over the LCR seat for 2025, during his MotoGP debut.

“I think on Tuesday I will be an advisor of Chandra!𓃲ꦺ” Nakagami said.

“It will be a different job. Let's see how different after the race. From Monday, I think I will step back and stay with the engineers to understand what they planning for♛ the test.

“And then of course I will be next to Chantra because HRC asked me to help. But a🅠t least for me it's just about being there and letting Chantra try the bike. Because if I explain everything b🌄efore he jumps on the MotoGP bike, it’s too much.

“So just I want to say to him, just t🔯ry to ride in a natural way and [understand] the difference between the Moto2 and MotoGP. This is the main target for him and then let's see.”