Mugello,
Italy –Monday 29th May
Circuit:
Autodromo del Mugello
Circuit Length: 5.2 km
Round six of
the Moto3 World Championship sees SIC Racing Team riders Adam Norrodin and
Ayumu Sasaki head to the beautiful Autodromo del Mugello, where their battle
for points continues.
Situated in
the picturesque countryside of Tuscany, the Gran Premio d’Italia is one of the
most popular events of the season. At 5.2km long it is also one of the longest
tracks on the calendar, consisting of six left-hand and nine-right hand
corners. The technical layout combines a mixture of slow and fast turns with
sweeping curves, long straights and off-camber corners, challenging both the
riders and their engineers.
#7 Adam
Norrodin
“Since Le Mans I have been training hard in Barcelona and focussing a
lot on Mugello.
The track is really nice to ride. Last year there was a big
group in the race, so my aim is to be up there with them this time. For sure we
have the potential to be in the top ten; I’m feeling very motivated and
prepared for this next race. Ayumu and I have been doing a lot of physical
training, mainly on two wheels, during the last week in preparation; this also
makes us mentally stronger. I’m feeling a lot more confident and I’m determined
to score points in Mugello. We must improve our Championship position.
For a
few races now luck has not been on our side but I am hoping that we can really
turn things around in Italy. I can’t wait to get started on Friday and really
work hard to get the results we deserve. We have a lot of potential, we just
need to show it.”
#71 Ayumu Sasaki
“This will be my first time riding at Mugello
and I’m looking forward to it. In Le Mans we had a tough weekend but we are
making progress all the time. I have found where I need to improve so I know
exactly what I must focus on at this next round. If I can do this, I’m
confident that we can fight for a podium.
At Mugello I think there will be a
big group in the race, so it will be very important to make a good qualifying
on Saturday. First practice may be a little slow for us whilst I learn the
track but after that I have two more sessions to really get up to speed and
ready for qualifying; I have to be up the front this time! With a good starting
position I know I can go with the fastest group and battle with the leaders;
the bike is more than capable, as am I. I’m ready to get to work and do my best
this weekend.”
-SIC Racing Team.
PelanconganKini supports SIC Racing Team.
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