Ovaj deo mi je nekako najupečatljiviji:
I don’t really agree with his comments (Viñales). Obviously, there are things that he’s looking for and is frustrated with, and he could then find them during last weekend. But Valentino would probably say the same to you. So I don’t think it’s specifically a Maverick problem. I think it’s Maverick/Valentino. Both riders are saying, ‘Why don’t you listen to me? Why can’t Yamaha as a factory give me what I want?’ So for me it’s the same. It’s quite easy.
Obviously, we end up with some things that are unified. One thing unified is the engine spec. That’s something we can’t change. We can only choose one. So it’s very, very important that we choose the correct spec as we start the year. More or less, all other things can be adjusted, modified, changed, personalized. Already there are quite some differences in their two bikes. With the core being the same, there are quite some differences. So I think it’s not really right that we have not listened to Maverick - not at all. We’ve listened to both, but both are frustrated.
Agregat ispadne malo po Vinjalesu, malo po Rosiju i na kraju obojica nemaju idealnu situaciju vec su negde na pola puta...
Takodje i ovo: Very often our riders come out of a corner and they can only touch the throttle and bring on the throttle as the bike’s coming up, whereas it looks like our competitors are more or less able to automatically open the throttle and it all self-manages itself. So it picks itself up and they drive away from the corner. That’s where we’ve been struggling.
U prevodu, inženjeri nam ne znaju gde bodu! To što dolaze novi daje neku nadu ali i njima će trebati vremena...