The British MotoGP ended in tears for 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fabio Quartararo but he quickly notice🐲d a Yamaha milestone which bodes very well.

Quartara♚ro seemed destined to sensational🦩ly win at Silverstone on Sunday until his ride height device broke on Lap 12.

He was very emotional afterwards although was able to spot an upwards ⛄trend which might trouble Ducati, and💎 their other rivals.

Fabio Quartararo leads Yamaha revival in MotoGP

Quartararo insisted it was Yamaha’s best grand prix since their terrible declineဣ in performance started mid-way through ൩2023.

“Yes, by far,” he said.

“🎐Especially 👍because I was riding really smoothly. I felt that we were going super fast.

“There will be more opportunity hopefully.

“We have made a step. Not eno🍃ugh, but we are getting stronger and stronger.

“I made a great race. The greatest - I will not say of my career - but 💃of the past t♚hree years.

“It was great. Of course we a♔re really disappointed but I think we have to keep our head up.”

He added: “It was our race. Everything♌ was good. I knew where to push, and where t🍌o exaggerate the braking with the wind.

“Everything was under control until that lap.

“I think we can be happy with what we’ve done.”

Quartararo had to be consoled by his best friend who uttered insp🐟irational words in his ear.

The British MotoGP last weekend was the second grand prix in a row won by a non-Ducati rider.

LCR Honda rider Joꩲhann Zarco won at Le Mans, then finished second at Silverstone behind Quartararo.

The two Japanese bikes proving their huge progress was in contrast to Marc Marquez who, although he was also on the podium, experienced his worst problems so far with hi🦩s Ducati GP25.

Teammat𒉰e Pecco Bagnaia’s issues with his bike are even more se🐷vere.

Ducati are hav༺ing a harder time than ever of haltinꦬg the other manufacturers.

Quartararo winning the 2022 M🎀otoGP title represents the last time that Ducati were not on top. His performance at Silverston⭕e was a reminder, and a hint that Yamaha are edging back to the summit.

But Quartararo is taking advantage of obvious strengths with his bike, namely its qualifying pace. Three times in a row, he has 🦂claimed pole position.

Yamaha’s progress isn’t limited to their staꦰr man, Quarta💞raro.

Jack Miller of the Pramac satellite squad fini🌜shed an imp🅠ressive P7 at Silverstone.