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‘We will work so that what happened in the previous GP doesn’t happen again’ – Remy Gardner

‘We will work so that what happened in the previous GP doesn’t happen again’ – Remy Gardner
Alaa Alabidi
August 25, 2021
'We will work so that what happened in the previous GP doesn't happen again' - Remy Gardner

Credits: Lukasz Swiderek/PSP | Remy Gardner

Remy Gardner leads the World Cup with a total of 206 points in his possession and is 19 points behind second-placed teammate Raúl Fernández. Wayne Gardner’s son admits in the usual Grand Prix prediction that he wants to make up for the last race and improve his performance in qualifying.

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In terms of goals, the Australian also guarantees that the goal is to finish in the top five and, if possible, fight for the podium. ‘The last race was quite tough for us, so this weekend we are very interested in making up for it and getting a good result. We will work hard with the team to take a step forward in qualifying. So that we are more consistent and higher up on the grid so that what happened in the previous Grand Prix doesn’t happen again. I like Silverstone as it has very fast corners. The objective is once again to enter the top five and, if possible, fight for the podium. The important thing is to get as many points as possible by the end of the year and not make mistakes’, declared in an official statement.

Source: https://pt.motorcyclesports.net

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August 25, 2021
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