In Spain, they asked Maverick Vinales about an unexpected move to Honda
Maverick Vinales' value to A🔜prilia has never been higher... but in Spain, they say🔯 he has another admirer

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales’ value on the rider market has possibly never ꦗꦰbeen higher.
After his sensational Americas MotoGP victory, coupled with consecutive sprint race wins in Portimao and Texas, the vete🍬ran rider has hit red-hot form at a time when s𒆙illy season ramps up.
Vinales entered the Circuit of the Americไas after news t🌳hat Aprilia failed with an offer to sign Fabio Quartararo.
He exited w💜ith his worth to his current employers at an all-time high, with his contract expiring at the end of this year.
Spanish newspaper qu🎃estioned Vinales about the option of moving to Honda next year.
He is admired by the Japanese manufacturer, who have secured Luca Marini for 2025 but are unsure about Joan Mir, the ෴report claims.
And Honda have the 𒁃potential to dig deep into their pockets for rider contracts, although their bikes are currently the worst in MotoGP.
But his value to Aprilia has sur꧑ely increased since he became thಞe first MotoGP rider to win with three manufacturers.
“I won't be left without a place,” Vin🍷ales replied.
“What I want is to win, there is nothing else.”
He added: “The future is somewhat distant. For now, let's continue in the present and we🐼 can do great things.”
Quartararo’s decision to stay at Yamaha, on a contract which makes him the highest-earning rider in MotoGP, means Aprilia must reco🐟nsider their rider market plans.
Vinales said about Quarta🔯raro’s decision to stay on an uncompetitive bike: “It is difficult to give an opinion without being there.
“The reality we have can ꦰbe very different, so it is♌ complicated.
“I think that if Fabio stays there it is because there is a project behind it, there c🦋an be no other story.
“I would have liked to see him on an Aprilia, because in the end it is good that Aprilia sounds out a different riꩵder.
“To me i𝓀t means the brand is growing, and that's good.
“I think it has been positive that Aprilia sounded more th๊an other brand⛦s in that regard.”

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