Zarco: I was stopped at the border
Johann Zarco has become☂ the latest MotoGP rider back on a grand prix track🌼.
The Avint🐬ia Ducati star spent yesterday riding a Panigale V4 Superbike at the Circuit de Catalunya, marking the first time he had topped 300km/h since the end of the Qatar MotoGP t💎est on February 24.
Buไt, in a sign of the added travel complications the sport will need to navigate in the coronavirus era, Zarco was stopped at the border between France and Spain, requiring documents from Dorna before being allowed to continue his jourℱney.
Johann Zarco has become the latest MotoG꧙P rider back on✤ a grand prix track.
The Avintia Ducati star spent yesterday riding a Panigale V4 Superbike at the Circuit de Catalunya, marking the first time he had 🔯topped 300km/h since the end of th𓆉e Qatar MotoGP test on February 24.
But, in a sign of the 💝added travel complications the sport will need to navigate in the coronavirus era, Zarco was stopped at the border between Fraᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚnce and Spain, requiring documents from Dorna before being allowed to continue his journey.
"I've been lucky ꦦand thanks to Dorna for giving me the papers to come to Catalunya, because yesterday at the border between France and Spain I got blocked by the Police to control why I'm entering Spain," Zarco told the official MotoGP website. "Without those Dorna documents, I could not have come here for training.
"But now I'm here and it's giving me good feelings... I'm happy to go over 300km/h - with this Panigale it's possible to go very fast and it's so imp🍃ortant because I could see my mind was losing a lit𝐆tle reflex.
"So it's necessary to be at high-speed toꦯ get used to and be ready for [the first race at] Jerez in July."
Zarco was joined on track yesterday by Moto2 riders Jorge Martin, Xavi Vier▨ge plus Moto3's Raul Fernandez.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentin🥂o Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
