After an impressive race debut for the Suzuki holeshot device last time at Jerez, Alex Rins will try it again at the start of Sunday's Brno 🥀MotoGP round.

"The start device was good in Jerez. ꧅Let’s see if we can manage the same tomorrow," confirmed Rins, who will line-up eleventh on the grid.

"For me it’s better during all of the star𓆏t [acceleration]. It's true that we don’t [need] anti-wheelie when we’re using the system. But let’s see.

"I don’t know if Joan [Mir, team-mate] will use it or not. But for me I’m more com🌳fortab🃏le."

With Rins riding injured at Jerez, du𝄹e to a dislocated shoulder, Suzuki had little to lose by giving their (front fork) holeshot device a debut with the Spaniard and gathering real rac𝔍e data.

It seems Honda may take a similar approach with Marc Marquez's replacement Stefan Bradl, who has been trying some new parts at Brno - including further work on🌟 the factory's holeshot/ride height system.

"It still ne🐻eds some time, but it's sometꦿhing we are working on and trying to improve," Bradl said.

While it's unclear if the German will try it in Sunday's race, team-mate Alex Marqu🌜ez said he'll have "the standard bike for the start".

Should Bradl use the system it would mean all but KTM are thought to have a working holeshot device in MotoGP, although at present only the Duc𝓀ati system can be🃏 used repeatedly, when accelerating onto straights.

Double Jerez race winner Fabio Quartararo trailed using the Yamaha system in such way during Friday practice in the Czech Republic, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:but found it 'difficult'.