Trackhouse MotoGP tea🍷m boss Davide Brivio has highlighted Raul Fernandez’s struggles as a key focus for the squad at this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Raul Fernandez is Aprilia’s only constaꦺnt in its stable in 2025, after Trackhou🎶se signed the young Spaniard to a new two-year deal last season.

Having shown flashes of form on the 2023-spec RS-GP last year before a mid-season change to the 2024 bike derailed his progress, Fernande𒊎z has failed to find his feet on the 2025 bike.

After three rounds, he sits 18th in the standin🔜gs having scored just five points and a best finish of 12th last time out at the Americas Grand Pri♎x.

This is in stark contrast to rookie team-mate Ai Ogura, who is sixth in the champions൩hip o🏅n 25 points and with a best finish of fifth so far.

Fernandez was c𒅌ritical of himself after the COTA round, pointing to mistakes he has been making despite feeling like he can “ride like I want” on the Apriliജa.

Coming into the Qatar Grand Prix, getting him pointing in the right direction remains a key goal for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Trackhouse.

“Going to Qatar,ꦯ it feels a little𒁃 bit strange not being the first round of the year,” Brivio said.

“After three༒ races, which I think have been very positive - especially with Ai’s performances – I am confident, as he was at 🐻a high level in all those three grands prix.

“We are coming to the Lusail International Circuit now to continue the job with Raul, he🎀lping him to adapt more and more to the bike.

“So, we are really looking forward to this round - Qatar is a place that everybody kܫnows very well.”

For his part, Fernandez adds: “ไThe beginning of the year was not what we wanted but, anyway, we are all pushing to find my best.

“That is the target for Qatar, I am trying to find༺ out how I can do my best and be happy on the bike - this is the main thing I need to figure out now.

“I don’t think about the result, but on what I can do myself in order to progress and get my maximu𒊎m out on 𓃲the bike.

“I do really hope ꦓI can find that at the Lusail Internatiꦬonal Circuit this week.”