The key to Buriram’s career

1. The wolf is coming!

It looked like it would rain all weekend and not a single session was run in the wet. There is a 40% chance of rain during the race, but no one believes it.

2. Group of Quartararo and Ducati.

The French rider once again lines up on the grid surrounded by Ducatis. Fabio is the one who showed the best pace in practice, but given that after the start he had to measure himself quickly on his two straights, the circuit’s longest, which he experienced in Argentina. A similar situation to where he was completely helpless.

3. Departure of Marc Márquez.

He will start from the third row of the grid, but we have already seen at Motorland that Marc has no hesitation when it comes to moving up positions after the start. Note his two brakings at the beginning, especially his second at the end of the very long Buriram Straight.

4. Jorge Martin and Pecco Bagnaia.

Leaving Team Ducati manager Davide Tardozzi behind, Ducati made it clear that the rebellious Enea was “under control” as he was seen talking to Bastianini. Martín, who was dumped to go to the factory team, declared as soon as he finished training: “Tomorrow we will fight for the win”…

5. Binder factor.

South African drivers have gone back to the old ways by sorting row 12 – row 4 -. With all the Ducatis ahead, his options would have ended there for other riders, but not for Brad. Watch him!