Ryusei Yamanaka: “I’m looking forward to racing in Jerez because it’s one of my favorite circuits. The last races have been difficult, but now it’s time to turn things around and rebuild. I’m focused on tomorrow’s practice sessions and we’ll see how the weekend goes.”
Hakim Danish: “After a three-week break, we head into the fourth round of the season with the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez. I’m excited to be back on the bike and feel very motivated for this weekend. After the United States GP, I stayed in Spain to continue training, including riding, cycling, and running alongside other riders. I know Jerez is a favorite circuit for many riders and a track where they often train, but that doesn’t worry me. I feel confident and ready to give my best. It’s one of my favorite circuits, especially because of the fast corners that suit my riding style. Although there are some stop-and-go sections and heavy braking zones, I expect to deliver a strong performance. I also hope my Malaysian fans continue to support me and wish me the best for this weekend.”
MOTO2
Iván Ortolá: “I’m really looking forward to starting the Spanish Grand Prix. We know we can have a great weekend. We’ll keep working the way we have been, and the results will come.”
Marcos Ramírez: “I’m really excited to start the weekend. I want to thank the team for the opportunity they’ve given me. It’s my home circuit, and I’ve always liked it. I’m very motivated and eager to get going. I hope Ángel recovers soon, because stepping in for an injured rider is never ideal. We’ll try to make the most of this opportunity—I’m really looking forward to it.”
MOTO3
Ryusei Yamanaka: “I’m looking forward to racing in Jerez because it’s one of my favorite circuits. The last races have been difficult, but now it’s time to turn things around and rebuild. I’m focused on tomorrow’s practice sessions and we’ll see how the weekend goes.”
Hakim Danish: “After a three-week break, we head into the fourth round of the season with the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez. I’m excited to be back on the bike and feel very motivated for this weekend. After the United States GP, I stayed in Spain to continue training, including riding, cycling, and running alongside other riders. I know Jerez is a favorite circuit for many riders and a track where they often train, but that doesn’t worry me. I feel confident and ready to give my best. It’s one of my favorite circuits, especially because of the fast corners that suit my riding style. Although there are some stop-and-go sections and heavy braking zones, I expect to deliver a strong performance. I also hope my Malaysian fans continue to support me and wish me the best for this weekend.”
MOTO2
Iván Ortolá: “I’m really looking forward to starting the Spanish Grand Prix. We know we can have a great weekend. We’ll keep working the way we have been, and the results will come.”
Marcos Ramírez: “I’m really excited to start the weekend. I want to thank the team for the opportunity they’ve given me. It’s my home circuit, and I’ve always liked it. I’m very motivated and eager to get going. I hope Ángel recovers soon, because stepping in for an injured rider is never ideal. We’ll try to make the most of this opportunity—I’m really looking forward to it.”
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