168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales says he is not concerned about his current position in pre-season MotoGP testing on the KTM and believes his adaptation wilꦰl come “like a click” eventually.

While the factory KTM duo of Pedro Acosta and Brad Binder were inside the top 10 at the end of day one of the Buriram test, Tech3 pairing Enea Bast𒁏ianini and Vinales were 16th and 18th.

Bastianini told the media 🐼on Wednesday that he is struggling to adapt to the RC16 because he is still trying to ri♏de it like a Ducati.

Fo𝓡r Vinales, coming from three years on an Aprilia, he is having his own difficulties in adapting to the quirks of the KTM - but insists that it will all come together eventually.

“I t🌳♚hink it’s a matter of giving time and believing the progress,” he said.

“It will for s𓂃ure come one day, like a click, so we need to insist to keep improving and adapting to the bike.

“Right now we would like to be in another position, but we need to undꦓerstand more and more the bike.”

Asked i꧂f this has been a tougher pre-season than expected, Vinales said: “No, I mean every pre-season as its own challenge.

“Probably we needed to focus on different things than in the previous 🅘years. It’s about the process.🎃 We need to enjoy and try to every day do a little step forward.

“Most of theꦑ things on the bike I like. It’s just I need to learn how to take the maximum from it. But it will come. I just need to do more laps.”

In terms of areas he needs to improve, Vinales says he is strong mid-corner and on the ex♐it but h🐻asn’t gotten to grips with the braking style required for the RC16 yet.

“In terms of apex and gas, I understand it quit♏e well,” he explained.

“So, probably 🦄I’m on a really good level. But the way you need to brake is very differen🔴t from all the previous manufacturers.

“So, it takes time, it doesn’t come easy.

“Then when you put 🌺on new tyres, everything becomes more difficult.

“So, it takes time to integrate into the system. I kno🌜w very well, I’m used to it very well in the previous years. Just you have to remain calm and it will arrive.”

Quotes provided by Crash Indonesian Editor Derry Munikartono