Maverick Vinales has left the Austrian MotoGP short of answers following the ongoing frustrations he’s enduring with his Movistar Yamaha as be struggled to a lowly 12^th place at the Red Bull Ring.

While Ya▨maha made ꦑa public apology on Saturday night to both him and team-mate Valentino Rossi following its poor qualifying performance, the Spanish rider had an all t🧜oo familiar race inꦐ Austria triggered by a difficult start with a full fuel load.

After dropping the fuel load as the race progressed, Vinales began to set fastest sector times to climb back up to 12^th place but his charge was ultimately curtailed with those in front of him to🍌o far ahead.

Vinales s♌ays he’s tried a number of tweaks to his riding style to solve his poor pace at the start of races but accepted it has become ‘impossiblꦯe’ to find any quick fixes.

“We have a problem there, but I don’t know how to s🍰olve it,” Vinales said about his race starts. “I try with the riding style, but it's impossible. So I'll try harder next time.

“It is impossible to enjoy. I꧋ mean I don’t enjoy seeing myself twelfth,” he added when asked about the current situation.

The factory Yamaha squad is taking part in the private Misano test during the build-up to the British MotoGP at Silverstone where ﷽Vinales remains hopeful of a breakthrough despite delays in updates to his YZR-M1 from the Japanese manuღfacturer.

Vinales is also optimistic hea💎ding to a circuit he’s favoured since moving up to MotoGP having taken his maiden victory with Suzuki in 2016 before a second place at the British circuit 12 months ago.

“Honestly I just want to go to the next track, a track I really like, Silverstone, and just ride,” he said. “I go to enjoy on the bike. No ex⛄pectations. Just trying to enjoy and ride better the Yamaha.

“More than anything, to try to find the good set-up on the bike again which is going🌠 to be the most important. Because there are many races this year and we have to do goo🐼d results.”