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🎙Tony: "We need to come back stronger after the last few days, which have been tough for everyone.... Despite everything, I'm super motivated to have another good weekend, especially because from Le Mans to Mugello, in terms of the bike, me personally, my riding and my feeling, we have already made a really good step forward. This progress motivates me enormously and makes me eager to get a great result. I want it more than anything else, so we have to focus and keep working hard from FP1 on Friday morning onwards. We believe in each other as a team and are all ready to work hard for our goals."

Long straights and braking at the limit: the characteristics of the CIRCUIT OF BARCELONA

The Catalunya Grand Prix is run on the Montmeló circuit, 20 km northeast of Barcelona, and is considered one of the best facilities in the world.

The Catalunya circuit is extremely technical and demanding, and this year will host the MotoGP for the third time on the Iberian peninsula, after Portimao and Jerez de la Frontera.

Inaugurated in 1991, the circuit is considered one of the most demanding for the braking system of motorcycles due to the sudden braking that must be carried out, which makes braking difficult and brakes difficult to cool.

The track is 4.6 kilometers long and has 6 left turns and 8 right turns. It's a mixed track with alternating high speed bends and harder braking, especially the first braking after the finish line: one of the most difficult in the world, where you go from 346 km/h to 123 km/h.

Overtaking opportunities are found especially in turn 1, after the 1047 meter straight, but also in turn 4 and turn 10.