Although encouraged to see the KTM prototype of wild-card168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Pol Espargaro exiting corners better at the Austrian MotoGP, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Brad Binder acknowledge𒆙d the Sp♑aniard’s bike is ‘more for the future than right now’.

That’s certainly the case for Esp𒐪argaro’s revised engine since the MotoGP homologation ꦫrules prevent engine design changes for race riders during the season (unless a manufacturer is in the lowest D concession ranking).

However, engine ancillaries (such as exhausts), electronics, chassis parts anꦓd aerodynamics outside of the♎ ‘Aero Body’ areas can be updated.

“♛🍬Pol’s on quite a different package to us,” Binder said at the Red Bull Ring.

𝓀“[He] seems to come off the corners a lot better, which is where we're losing a lot of time, so that's really positive for sure.”

KTM memorably fast-tracked last year’s carbon fibre chassis 🌟over to the race team after Dani Pedrosa’s strong 🌱Misano performance and a positive post-race test with Binder and Jack Miller.

But Binder, who finished fifth and top KTM in Sunday’s race, played down the c🦋hances of the Austrian GP parts arriving on his machine sꦉoon.

“I think Pol’s spec is more somethജing for the future than right now,” said the South African.

“I think what we have is what we’ve got. And they're working more for next year than stuff that we're going to use this year, as f𓃲ar as I know.”

Binder took the chequer♐ed flag as the top non-Ducati but was 18 seconds behind race winner Francesco Bagnaia. 

The #33 had held fourth place until being passed by a recovering Marc Marquez with ten🍸ܫ laps to go.

“I knew if hꦡe was going to pass 🐻me, it was going to be into Turn 6 or 7, because of the amount of spinning through 5, I was going through there like a snail!” Binder said.

“When he passed me, the next lap I could see it🍸, he pulled a couple of tenths just in that one corner. So I think I probably surprised him with how slowly I was going around there to be honest.”

Espargaro - whose bike also featured eye-catching wings mounted on the swingarm - finished as the next-best KTM in ꩲ11th place, after a fall for Miller.