Vinales on MotoGP future: 'I don't want to make a mistake again'
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In words that will do little to dampen rumours Franco Morbidelli is being lined-up for 2023 Factory Yamaha team move, current rider Maverick Vinales has suggested he made a mistake during previous decisions regarding his MotoGP future.That would seem to imply Vinales either regrets joining Yamaha from Suzuki at the end of 2016, or turning down Ducati to re-sign for Yamaha at the start of 2020.MotoGP.com quotes Vinales as telling Spanish broadcaster DAZN in an upcoming interview, “Calmly, very calmly. I don’t want to make a mistake again” when putting pen to paper on his next contract, for 2023 and beyond.Viales, sobre su futuro : “No quiero volverme a equivocar, quiero buscar la opcin que ms se adapte a m. Hace unos aos creo que no tom la mejor decisin”La entrevista completa con @ErnestRiveras, muy pronto en #DAZN#CatalanGP #MotoGP wEgmKNRlb0— DAZN Espaa (@DAZN_ES) June 4, 2021 “I want to make a good decision, really take the path that best suits me, because, in the end, these years I have had to adapt a lot, especially my riding style, and trying to choose the option that best suits me so that I can fight for the World Championship.”It doesn’t mean that this year I won’t have the opportunity, eh? But it frustrates me that I can’t get my potential out.Related ArticlesaccImages.createImage(); Marc Marquez: Better than Mugello, Yamaha fastest, Doohan adviceaccImages.createImage(); Alex Rins surgery complete, sets sights on Sachsenring“In the end, there are times when you don’t make the best decisions in life. A few years ago I don’t think I made the best decision, so I won’t be wrong again.”Vinales, who won the Qatar season-opener but was hasn’t been on the rostrum since, was sixth fastest during Friday practice in Catalunya, which also marked his first day of working with new crew chief Silvano Galbusera.New team-mate Fabio Quartararo leads the world championship with victories in three of the six rounds so far.Related ArticlesaccImages.createImage(); Catalunya Moto2 Grand Prix, Barcelona – Free Practice (2) ResultsaccImages.createImage(); Catalunya Moto2 Grand Prix, Barcelona – Free Practice (2) ResultsMorbidelli meanwhile was second fastest in Friday practice and top Yamaha on his two-year-old A-Spec bike.The title runner-up is tipped to stay with Petronas next year and finally be upgraded to Factory-spec machinery, then potentially move to the Official team – perhaps rejoining former team-mate Quartararo – when all the M1 seats are up for grabs in 2023.
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