🤡Mir finished 21st in the sprint race at the Catalunya MotoGP, the latest in a series of woeful results since he joined Repsol Honda this season.

Honda’s struggles appear to be getting worse in Barcelo🅷na - on Friday, their four bikes were the four slowest in practice.

A fuming Mir said after the sprint: “It is difficult for me to be in front of you and to speak about the race🐭.

“I had the worst feeling of my l♌ife 🐼on a motorbike.

“It’s something unbelievable.

“I was losing in ജacceleration even to the other Honda! I don’t understand what happened.

“I know the grip is not fantastic. There is a lot of corners h🌼ere which exploit ouꦏr weak points, and we’re trying to survive with it.

“Honestly, I was not able to control the spin. I opened the throttle, I wasn’t 💫moving.”

Mir, the 2020 MotoGP champion, had previously 🐲admitted to considering retirin🐭g due to his problems since joining Honda.

He demanded: “I’m in a moment where I need answers. I need to understan🔯d what’s happening.

“Everyone understands how to open the throttle. The other thing is to br𒁃ake into the corners - where we are str☂ong, we didn’t lose our braking.

“But what happened in the race was unacceptable.

“If you think deeply into what I’m saying - I brake, I go in with the others, no problem,💙 but the moment that I open the throttle? I stay, they go!

“I really don’t understand what I have to do.

“The onl♍y thing I could do, which I was proud of, was to be consistent in lap times.

“I’m focused and want to do the job. But I can do mor𒁃e.

“I try to head into weekends with⭕ good moods and positivity, mentally in a good situation. But the other thing is patience - that’s another story.”

🥂Asked if he had the authority within the team to make changes to his set-up, Mir replied: “I can do what I want because I’m a rider and I give comments. I don’t know what to do. 

“It’s the job of the guys in the team to find what I need to exploit my talent. Every rider knows 🐲how to ride the bike. The good things that I have, they don’t allow me to do it.”