Maverick Vinales has confirmed he will try out Yamaha’s new parts during the Aragon MotoGP race weekend but has warned due to a delicate setup he will only race with them if he can find a clear advantage ꦏcompared to his standa🌃rd bike.

The Monster Yamaha rider tried out the team’s new carbon fibre swingarm, double exhaust and front wheel cover during the last round at Misano, having debuted the parts at last month’s test at the Riminiꦓ circuit, but opted not to race with the full range of new parts on his way to third place.

Vinales feels Yamaha needs further information at different circuits before he can be c﷽ertain of gains from the range of upgrades while he also remains wary of the shift in s𝄹etup it will force on his YZR-M1.

“I think we still have to get more data. I need to try the new parts again in FP1 and see how it is working as I did in Misano but at the moment I will continue using the new parts and try to understand which is the b♛est for this track,” Vinales said.

“If we can use it at the maximum🌳 it will be an advantage compared to the standard bike that we have but it is very difficult to setup. Let’s say it is a bit more critical than the standard bike. It depends on the grip, it depends on how the weekend goes.

“If I enter FP1 already fast I can concentrate more work on the bike but if not I have to concentrate on suspension, riding style, so it is a little bi🍸t more complicated. Anyway, I will continue trying to see if we can gain a little bi🍨t more.”

While Yamaha rꦉemains tight-lipped on the exact gains in performance from the new parts, the new exhaust is thought to help with power delivery while the carbon fibre swingarm focuses on better grip and stability.

Valentino Rossi appeared to take to the new parts more than his ꦅfactory Yamaha team-mate at Mis🎃ano sticking with the Suzuki-style double exhaust, carbon fibre swingarm and front wheel cover for the majority of the race weekend.