Gajser and Zanchi motivated for more in St Jean D’Angely

I’m excited to go to St Jean again. With the way that France does its GPs in rotation, it is good that we don’t go to the same track all the time and after a year off, I’m sure this weekend will be another good one. I’ve won there in the past and I know the track well, and hopefully the weather won’t affect it too badly as I’ve heard the forecast hasn’t been great leading up to the race and it isn’t so good over the weekend either. Still, we showed in Portugal we can cope with whatever happens so now the aim is to get back on the podium and enjoy the action.

I was happy with how Galicia went on my first-time back racing after missing a few rounds. It was nice and solid, and it was good to have a couple of really good starts over the weekend. My aim now is to finish a little bit closer to the front of the field each race, which I think is possible the more bike time I get and the more comfortable I feel. I haven’t actually raced at St Jean D’Angely before, but I’ve done well on other French tracks so I’m excited to see how this weekend goes.

The third of the triple-headers is now upon us and I must say a big thanks to all of the team members who have worked so hard these past couple of weeks in some very difficult conditions. France will be another testing weekend, but we are all focused on getting the right results and I think we are all looking forward to making it happen. Tim rode fantastically well in Lugo and it was great to have Ferro back with the team and putting in some great moments and now we’re going to be aiming for more in St Jean D’Angely.