168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Brad Binder has described his start to MotoGP pre-season testing as ‘quite sꦉmooth’ although a puncture saw him and KTM ꦓlose track time.

🍬B🐷inder’s puncture came very soon into his opening run, however, the South African was still able to complete 60 laps aboard his RC16. 

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“It was so cool to be bacඣk on a GP bike,” said Binder ൲following day one. “It felt like ages. Everything was quite smooth and no massive complaints.

“We basically started how we finished in Valencia. We played around with some electronic stuff, some engine b🌜rake stuff. We kept things really simple t🍨oday.

“The only mishap we had was a puncture on my third lap which was a bit of a pai൲n as we lost a lot of worꩵk.

“But other than that all good, I can’t complain at all. Tomorrow is when the interesting stuff will really start and we canꦰ see what the guys have foun🍃d.

“Priority number one today was to get up t🙈o speed and that is what was dಞone.”

As Binder hinted 🌞at🍌, Wednesday’s second day of running will be a big one as he’s expected to test the 24-spec engine.

Having changed very little compared to the Valencia test last year, Binder added: “I’m still using last year’s engine. I was just testing myselඣf and the electronic stuff is a lot.

“The electronic stuff is small changeꦆs here, small changes there and it changes the cha🅠racter of the bike a lot.

“When you play with the engine brake you never ♛q♉uite know what you’re getting. You have to be open to change all the time.

“I think we found something that I was 🌄quite happy with in the end. I need to tweak it a bit still.

“They do everything within reason bꦚut sometimes they throw everything and more at it and you can be super sideways and you can’t turn in. then you tr𝓰y and adjust, they call it controllers, or something, f**k knows.

“I just ride the thing and give my feedback.”