168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo’s contract renewal with Yamaha for the 2025 and 2026 MotoGP seasons means he and the team can now ‘fully focus on th𒅌e work we have to do’ – starting at COTA this weekend.

The Frenchman surprised many b𓂃y re-signing so early, especially with little to show in terms of results in the 🎉opening rounds and rumours of interest from Portimao Sprint winner Aprilia.

But🔥 the🌼 former world champion believes he and Yamaha have “clearly stated our intentions” which, in his case, means bringing the factory “back to winning ways.”

“I'm happy to have announc༒ed my staying on with Yamaha. I think this will help u๊s, both me and the team, because we have clearly stated our intentions,” Quartararo said.

“I want to bring Yamaha back to winning ways and they🅺 are motivated to develop the bike. So, now we can fully focus on the work we have to do𝓡 to get to that point.”

Unfortunately for Quar⛎tararo and Yamaha, that work suffered a setback when the race team’s first private test of the year, scheduled for the Monday after Portimao, was ruined by bad ﷽weather.

“We arrive in Austin with work to do. We lost the opportunity to test in Portimao, so we neeಌd to work hard this weekend,” said Quartararo, who took ಌhis first grand prix podium in the Moto3 class at COTA in 2015, plus a premier-class rostrum last year. 

“We were very disappointed to be forced to cancel the private Portimao test due to heavy rain,” added team director Massimo Meregalli. “But there was no point in putting our riders in harm's way in those treacherous conditions. However, this does mean we need to make ๊up for lost track ꧟time.

“COTA is not the easiest track, b🐲ut we are optimistic🦋 about this round. Our riders like this circuit and have scored well here in the past, and the team always enjoys the atmosphere at this race weekend too.

“With Fabio having announced his staying on, the mood in the team is positive. ꧂We're all motivated to work, so we look forward to starting the Austin rodeo.”

Quartararo’s🐠 new team-mate Alex Rins won last year’s COTA race for LCR Honꦚda.