Cal Crutchlow digs at MotoGP rivals: “People I don’t like…”

Cal Crutchlow will miss “racing against people I don’t like”, he has admitted as he exits MotoGP.
Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November
Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November

The British rider returned to replace 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Andrea Dovizioso for the final s🅠ix races of the 2022 season for 𒈔Yamaha.

He will resume duties as a Yamaha test rider in 2023, leaving th🎃e grid that he first joined in 2011, but has aimed one final dig at his rivals.

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“When I came back I thought: 'I have to get going again’,” he added to .

“Because I didn't want to come here ꦑto go around and cash my cheജque. I'm not that kind of person.

“The change has been good, I got my dos๊e of adrenaline 𝔉to continue being fast on a bike.”

Crutchlow said about his role in developing the Yamaha bike that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo hopes can guide him to title glory again: "It's true that testing is, in generaღl, boring.

“Because you are alone on the circuit. There have been days when there were 27 people in the box and nob♔o𝄹dy on the track. If I did 10 laps, you could perfectly see the 10 black lines where I had passed, it's a rare thing.”

Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November
Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November

Crutchlow, 37, said about how MotoGP has changed: “Now it's more difficult, because the riders understand bikes more and how to get the 💧best out of them.”

He said about tyres: "They tighten things up becaus🦩e everyone can do the same thing. Before you had to control the gas much more and m൲anage the situation on the bike. 

“Now they're going full speed from start to finish. You can't go halfway through here, because then you stay behind; rolling alone. ♒And it's dangerous, because then the tyres don't work and you risk more.

"They're bikes you can't slow down with. They are ꧋nothing like a superbike, they are very rigid. So the tighter you squeeze, the better you feel it.”

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