168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo has offered a clue about when his 2025 MotoGP future will be finalised.

The Yamaha rider is into the final year of his contract and, with his bike seemingly no closer🌸 to restori💧ng him to the front, he could opt to leave.

Quartar൲aro will not be short of admirers, with Aprilia credited with a particular interest in acquiring his services.

Asked about when he will decide, Quartararo said: “It will be soon. The exact da🍷te? I don’t kno♎w.

“But I will not spend months to make a decision.

“It will be quite quick. We will see…”

Since winning the ✨2021 MotoGP championship, Quartararo’s Yamaha has fallen further and further back.

At the season-opening Qatar MotoGP, any preseason optimism was squashed by a drab 1𓄧1th-place finish.

His teammate Alex Rins came home in 16th.

Yamaha hope to take advantage of thཧe concessions rule by arranging a priv﷽ate test, 24 hours after this weekend’s Portuguese MotoGP at Portimao.

“We will test Monday, h🧸ere, after the race,” Quartararo confirmed.

“It will be interesting to see how it’s going.

“Step by 🔯step we will bring some new items. We have have new data to analyse.

“We will talk about the test on Sunday night♒ to check what ♕we will use, what we will test.

“As always, it will be super challenging.”

Yamaha recruited Massimo Bartolini and Marco Nicotra - two engineers from Ducati - as a maj♒or indicator that they plan to turn their fortunes around.

But they also arrived at Portimao for this weekend’🔯s second round of the 2024 season playing down any hope.

Massimo Meregalli, the Yamaha team director, wa🌞rned: “The changes we are trying to make are no quick turnarounds – the significant progress that we're looking for will requi🌳re time and hard work.”

Whether Yamaha have enough time to convince 🍨Quartararo to sign a new contract remains t﷽o be seen.