British MotoGP at Silverstone: Fabio Quartararo on testing a Mercedes and hanging out with Lewis Hamilton

The MotoGP world champion returns from the summer break and must immediately contend with a long-lap penalty at 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:the British GP at Silverstone, with title rival Aleix Espargaro 168澳洲幸运5♕官方开奖结果历史:desperaꩵte to cut the 21-point deficit.
It emerged last week at the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix that Quartararo was being teed up to swap two wheels for four, by🧸 Mercedes, before he spent time with Hamilton.
“Mercedes is something that♊ I am working [towards]. It is not something that is planned yet,” Quartararo said.
“Of course, it is something that I woul🌸d love to try.
“I have been in the simulator, I have been in the car. But I have never had a chance to✅ test it.”

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:He was quoted by DAZN last week: "We are working to be able to get on a Formula 1 at the𝔍 end of the year, so we cross our fingers.
"Formula 1 is very different from MotoGP, but I like it a lot. I hope to be 🦹able to get into a car one day."
Sky Sports F1 reporter Ted Kravitz had already claimed Quartararo was set to test a Mercedes car, adding: “so watch out for that, should be good.🎃"
Quartararo, who attended the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix and met many of the drivers, has since been testing his speed against Mercedes driver Hamilton in th🦄e ocean.
“I spent a really ni💜ce day with Lewis,” he revealed. “We were not talking about racing.
“We just had fun on t꧂he je🍃t-ski and surfing. It was a good day.”
Quartararo would not be the first MotoGP champion who rides a Yamaha to jum♚p into a Mercedes F1 car.
Famously, Valentino Rossi and Hamil♒ton swapped machines and experienced each other’s worlds.
“I think MotoGP is more hardcore,” 168澳洲幸运5ꦚ官方开奖结果历史🌟:Hamilton admitted earlier this year. “These guys don’t have seatbelts.

“When they have a crash,♍ it is big. It is hard for them to impr🐭ove safety.
“The fear factor for them is always there, and has b𒁃een there for years.
“Our sport is getting safer and safer.
“We watch [MotoGP] in complete shock. It is nerve-wr🥃acking.”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to footb✤all, to F1.