168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Rins went against Yamaha’s recommendation and opted for the soft rear tyre in Sunday’s Argentine MotoGP, prioritis𒅌ing early performance over long-ter🦩m durability.

After a challenging weekend where all M1 riders suffered from a🌊 lack of rear grip, Rins admitted that his choice was about finding some enjoyment in difficult circumstances.

“I told the team, ‘let me enjoy at leastꦆ the first part of the race,’” Rins revealed.

While he expected the soft tyre to𝔍 fade and confirmed it had been a struggle 🌟to reach the finish, the gamble didn’t drastically alter his result.

Rins took꧂ the chequered flag where he🅘 had started, in 12th, later being promoted to 11th after Ai Ogura’s disqualification.

More significantly, Rins was the top Yamaha rider, finishing ahead of Pramac’s Jack Miller (13th) and Monster team-mate Fabio Quartararo (14th), who recꦏovered after turn-one contact from Marco Bezzecchi.

Marini pace Highlights Yamaha’s Shortcomings

However, Yamaha’s difficult ‘reality’ was underlined by Honda’s Luca Marini, who overtook Rins before the halfway mark and then pul🌼led away by over five seconds.

“Today was tough,” Rins admitted.

“It was even to🌌ugher be꧃cause it was my decision to race with the soft tyre. The team recommended the medium, but I said to them, ‘let me enjoy at least the first part of the race.’

“Because it's tough when you are trying to give your maximum and th꧋e result is n🍃ot so good. You need to enjoy.

“And it was quite clear today: After Marini ov꧅ertook me, he put five seconds on me. So this is the rea🔯lity right now. More than this is difficult to do.”

That harsh truth is also reflected in the constructors’ standings, wherജe Yamaha𒈔 has dropped to last place.

Yamaha’s grip Woes Continue

Rins confirmed that th🉐e M1’s front end remains strong, but the real problemꦕ lies with traction and edge grip, forcing him to wait longer before applying the throttle.

“In the warm-up, I tried a💮n engine power delivery really on the floor, like a Moto2 bike,” he explained.

“It was better. Less spin. But then I was stuck exiting from the co🧸rner.”

Rins plays down hopes of COTA upset

Rins now heads to Texas, a track wheꦦre he has won MotoGPs for Suzuki and Honda.

“I’m pretty good in COTA, but I’ve also had some podiums here in Argentina,” h🌠e said, p💫laying down hopes of an upset in Austin.

“I don't like to compare, but it's clear Marc [Marquez] was⛦ struggling with the Honda and now he is the reference [on the Ducati].

“It’s a co🧜ꦡmbo. You need to have the bike, and you need to have the rider.”