Alex Rins says he still needs time to adapt to the M1 but that he’s ‘super motivated’ to make his first Yamaha MotoGP appearance.
Despite making only seven appearances throughout the season, Rins was still able to win after taking Honda to victory at COTA.
Rins is still in a battle with Maverick Vinales and Jack Miller to become the first MotoGP rider to win with three different brands.“This new chapter with Yamaha officially starts this weekend,” began Rins. “I've stayed on in Qatar after the test because the weather predictions were not so good for where I live, and I wanted to be able to train as much as possible and to be in race mode as early as possible.
“This, of course, means that we will have a 'different-from-the-usual' schedule again so we can race after sunset, which further adds to Lusail's unique atmosphere.
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