Quartararo has "nothing to lose" in face of MotoGP title defeat

🗣️ 'I'm in a position where I don't really need to think about anything' Fabio Quartararo says he will approach the MalaysianGP aggressively as he has 'nothing to lose' in the face of his potential MotoGP title defeat ⬇️

Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo says he will approach the Malaysian Grand Prix aggressively as he has"nothing to lose" in the face of his potential MotoGP title defeat this weekend.by 14 points coming to Sepang this weekend, with the latter needing to outscore Quartararo by 11 points to wrap up the title with one round to spare.

Looking ahead to this weekend's Malaysian GP, Quartararo says he will approach it differently and take more risks on bike set-up to now he is on the back foot in the title race. "Just [I need to] push myself to the limit. I think it's of course a different mentality, and I will of course make this GP in a different mood."So, of course I will approach the race, putting myself on the limit from the beginning of the weekend, trying to make some changes on the bike. When we go to a new track we feel super-good on the track and we never touch anything.

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