Picture: Edwards slides his Aprilia.
Those that think Aprilia have a traction control system which won't allow rear wheel slide should look at thi✨s picture, taken during Sepang first qualifying, of Colin Edwards lighting up his rear Michelin on the exit of a turn.
Edwards and team-mate Noriyuki Haga finished the𓆉 session in 15th and 13th places respectively, a promising start for theꦗ Texan in particular - who'd never seen the circuit before.
Those that think Aprilia have a traction control system w🃏hich won't allow rear wheel sl🌱ide should look at this picture, taken during Sepang first qualifying, of Colin Edwards lighting up his rear Michelin on the exit of a turn.
Edwards and team-mate Noriyuki Haga finished the session in 15th and 13th places respectively, a promising start💃 for the Texan in pa🐼rticular - who'd never seen the circuit before.
"Considering it's my first ever time on this track I feel satisfied," said the double WSBK champ. "I studied this track with the Play🥃station and watched some videos of last year. Today I did not use the qualifying tyres as I have to find the right set up first."
"Today I made a good work finding 'interesting' solutions in order 💞to solve my chattering problems," added Haga. "We are working hard to improve the suspensions and the traction because they play an important role here. I used the qualifying tyre as I do not know how the weather can be tomorrow."
Final qualifying for Sunday's Malaysian Grand Pr𒆙ix takes place tomorrow.
Peter has been in the paddock f♛or 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.
