Fabio Quartararo: I miss the butterflies of a MotoGP title fight, but we’ll be back - Exclusive
Fabio Quartararo: "We wil🥀l come back... I miss having those butterflies in youꦐr stomach, I perform in that moment."

June 19, 2021. That was the last time 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo and Yamaha stood on the top step of a MotoGP podium with victory in the German Grand Prix.
It was Quartararo’s second win in the 💎space of a week, after the previous Catalunya race, but he’s now been waiting almost two years for a 12th premier-class triumph.
Quartararo’s results since may not show it but, at only 25, he’s probably riding better than during his 2021 title-winning ♈season and 2022 runner-up campaign.
Exa🏅ctly how much better won’t be clear until the M1 is fully competitive again, but Quartararo is adamant “we will come back” and " the day will come to fight for victories".
He’ll "be ready” when that happens and can’t wait to feel the butterflies of being in a title fight 💮again, “because I perform in that moment”…
ltxcn.top:
They say people learn more from difficult times than easy times. What are some of the things you've learned about yourself in the past few years?
Fabio Quartararo:
Yes, I think staying calm was one of the things that I was struggling with much more. To have the patience to b🌟elie𒀰ve.
Because of course, it was a difficult season last year and thꦏis year. But we are working in a really good way and we are taking small steps. So hopefully we can make that.
And as a rider, 🥂I always push at the maximum. So the day we have a really competitive bike, I will be read𝔉y.
ltxcn.top:
How much better do you think you're riding now than 2021-22 when you were at the front?
Fabio Quartararo:
It's difficult to judge now. Because sometimes when you are in a great position, you also ov𒁃erride. Like I did in Le Mans. For me, Le Mans, with what we have, my riding was really 🌃great.
In some tracks we have made some steps forwards, sometimes not. But I think thꦇe day we are are going to▨ have a really competitive bike, we will see how much my riding has improved.

ltxcn.top:
Are you worried you and Yamaha might lose that level of intensity that comes from winning races and fighting for the title because it’s been a long time?
Fabio Quartararo:
For me right now, it's true that the mentality has changed in a way. Right now we know we have no capacity to win. It’s ♈the reality.
Of course, we fight, we try to make good results. But the day we will have a compeꦫtitive bike, I think everybody will change and you’ll see a🦋 different mindset.
Now the mindset is to improve our bike. But the day will c๊ome🐼 to fight for victories. And this will totally change the mentality of the team and myself.
ltxcn.top:
How much do you miss fighting for victories?
Fabio Quartararo:
Of course, I miss it. And this is why I think the motivation I🐲 have right now is really high.
Even iౠf we are really far back in the standings, my priority is to come back. I'm a winner. I'm working super hard to be back and this is why I think we never have to give up.
ltxcn.top:
Turning the question around, is it sometimes nice not to have the day-in, day-out pressure of fighting for a world championship?
Fabio Quartararo:
🧔I miss it! To have those butterflies in your stomach - you always have th🅠em, but when you fight for the position we are in now, it's not the same.
Before the start, you're always a little bit nervous. But now you know basically if you crash it doesn't matter. Because you☂ don't play for a♌nything big.
But when you are on the front row, you are P1, P2 or P3 in the✤ championship. You have the pressure of ‘Don't crash. I have to be fast. I have to fight’. And I like that, because I perform in that moment.
You go up a level൲. And when I am fightingꦉ for those things, I think I'm much stronger.
We will come back. When exactly, I don't know. But I can tell you that Yamaha has never worked like this in the six years I have be𒆙en here. And also the menta⭕lity.


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