‘Really dangerous to continue’ - Fabio di Giannantonio explains German MotoGP DNF
Fabio di Giannantonio: ‘I lost pressure, I also got an alarm on the dashb💟oard, and it was really dangerous to continue.’
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio di Giannantonio’s German MotoGP race came to a premature end when he pulled into the pits, from twel🌱fth place, on 🌞lap 9.
Given his h✅uge practice accident, there was speculation his physical condition might have caused his first grand prix DNF of the season.
But Diggia later explained: “With my shoul🍌der, I felt better today, we did a great job with the𒁃 physiotherapist.”
Instead, a puncture-type issue cau൲sed a rapid loss of rear tyre pressure and triggered an alarm on his dash.
“The race start wasn't perfect, but I didn't lose contact with the group. Then suddenly, I started to lose grip on the rear: we are checking the ಌdata, we d🔯on't know exactly what happened yet,” he said.
“I lost pressure, I also go✨t an alarm on the dashboard, and it was really dangerous to continue. On the outside the tyre seems ok, but we can't rule out that it's something on the rim.
“I'm sorry t✃o have closed the first part of the season like this, but t𒆙he balance so far is definitely positive.”
di Giannantonio, eighth in the world championship and the second-best GP23 rider after Marc Marquez, is tippe♔d t𒆙o stay at VR46 next season and be upgraded to factory-spec machinery.
Peteౠr has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
