Misano MotoGP: Mir: 'I'm excited to see what I can do'
After claiming a debut MotoGP podium then holding a confident race lead during the Austrian MotoGP rounds, Suzuki'𒆙s Joan Mir is 'excited to see what I can doꦑ' at Misano.
The Spaniard looked on target for🍃 victory until the ꧃Styrian race was red-flagged, after which the lack of an available new front tyre for the restart plus the absence of any penalty for Pol Espargaro running wide at the last corner left Mir in fourth place.

After claiming a debut MotoGP podium then holding a confident race lead during the Austrian🔴 MotoGP rounds, Suzuki's Joan Mir is 'excited to see what I can do' at Misano.
The Spaniard looked on target for victory until the Styrian race was red-flagged, after which the lack of an available new front tyre for the restart plus the ൲absence of any penalty for Pol Espargaro running wide at the last corner left Mir in fourth place.
It was a frustrating outcome, but afterꦓ two early-season DNFs Mir has now climbed to eighth in the world championship, just five points behind Brad Binde♉r in fourth place, heading into the Italian double header.
“I feel fresh from my podium in Austria and the fourth place. In both races I was able to battle with the front group and I had a lot of potential," Mi🅰r said.
"I likꦿe Misano and I’m excited to see what I can do on the GSX-RR around here.
"Last year I got eighth place as a rookie after coming back from inju꧅ry so I’ll be aiming high and hoping for a good𝄹 weekend.”
The two-weekend break since Austria has allowed team-mate Alex Rins valuable healing time f🦩or his injured shoulder and, having challenged for the ﷺlead before falling in Austria 1, he feels ready for a 'strong result'.
“I scored solid points last time out at the Red Bull Ring, but I’m ready f❀o🌟r more this weekend," said Rins, who took sixth place in the second Austrian race.
"My shoulder is feeling better every day, and even if I’m not at 100% I know ꧋I can give a good fight for a strong result. I have some happy memories from Misano over the years and I would like to add a new one to the collection!"
“We’ve had a short break but we’re keen to continue the good form 𝓡we’ve been on in recent weeks," added team manager Davide Brivio. "Joan has shown some very impressive performances in Austria, and Misano is a circuit he enjoys, so we’re hoping for another good result for him.
"Similarly, Alex likes the circuit, and he has also been feeling stronger and stronger after continuing treatment on his shoulder - so he also has confidence. We’re looking f🐻orwa𒅌rd to getting started on Friday.”

Peter has been in the paddock foꦚr 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the f🌠orefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.