168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales has received a wave of praise for the disappearing act of the foဣrmer version of himself, who was criticised for conceding defeat too easily.

Vinales became the first rider in MotoGP to win grands prix for three manufacturers a🦂t the Circuit of the Americas at the weekend.

His feat was made more impressive because he sunk from poleꦛ position to 11th in the first sector, before battling b🎶ack to claim a brilliant victory.

“It was🅘 just one of those classic races, we’ll talk about it in years to come,” Neil Hodgson told TNT Spo🦹rt.

“The way Maverick came back from that poor start!

“I saw him at Turn▨ 1 in 11th and I thought: ‘He’s done’.

“What a ride!

“The initial start, he let thꦉe clutch out, it’s not gr💙eat.

“At that p🧸oint, you know it’s n🧔ot great, so you have to go defensive instantly.

“Go towards the apex. It’🅷s a bit dirty, youܫ’re trying to cut off your rivals.

“He did the ꩵopposite. He just sat th🎉ere like a sitting duck.

“He in✱vited the pass. He got bullied, pushed out of the way, and that’s why he dropped back.

“I thought his race was over. But෴ he didn’t panic. He trusted himself, and he picked them off.

“The passes th💙at didn’t stick? The old Maverick wo💟uld have got frustrated.

“He’d have made a few mistakes 𓆏an𝓡d finished eighth.

“He just staye♏d calm. The bike looked outstanding.

“The setting he had, his bike could out-br𒁏ake people. But he could turn. Normally if your bike is set to brake late, you lose a bit in turning, but he had a bizarre, weird balance.”

Michael Laverty replied: “Normally it’s a compromise. Either stopওping and stability, or turning. But he had it all, in abundance.”

Dorna broadca𝔍ster Louis Suddaby analysed: “Many, many times Vinales wouldn’t have come back from that.”

Jack Appleyard replied to him: “In yesteryear, maybe Maverick would have thrown in the towel and said ‘it’s not my day🦂, how am I going to come back from 11th on the grid?’

“There was so much hunger, so much determination, so much perseverance - which has been que꧅stioned of him by some in the paddock and in the🐼 media.

“He silenced those critics.”

Vinales’ victory in Texas came 24 h🍃ours after he also took sprint race glory.

The Aprilia man🅰 has won two sprints in a row, after victory in Portimao too.

Aprilia boss Massimo Rivola has hailed the machinery as fastest at al🎶l three MotoGP rounds of 2024 so far.

And Vinales is no♊w impressing, in his 10th premier class season, with a newfound attitude and confidence t🍎o add to his undoubted talent.