MotoGP, Malaysia J1, Johann Zarco (Honda/13): “this weekend we have the potential to do a good job”

Johann Zarco put in a strong performance during free practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix. The French driver showed encouraging pace and was very close to qualifying directly for Q2. Unfortunately, a small mistake and traffic prevented him from doing so.

Johann Zarcopilot
LCR Hondacompleted the first day of testing on the international circuit of Sepang in 13th placebut he has not lost his optimism. Although the Frenchman was in the hunt for a place in Q2, he showed resilience and determination throughout the day.

Zarco showed good rhythm on a track that he particularly likes. After settling a few details during the morning session, he set off in the afternoon with a desire to do well. “ The tests were superbbetter than expected, but we missed the place in Q2 “, declared Zarcorecognizing the high level of competition. He knows that to achieve his goals, every detail counts. “
I should have had a perfect lapbut it was not easy to succeed “, he added, referring to the small errors and traffic on the track which prevented him from shining.

Johann Zarco close to Q2 but penalized by a small error

Despite this slight disappointment, the French driver remains confident. “ This weekend we have the potential to do good work, even though the situation can sometimes be difficult for us “, he declared, highlighting the evolution he has observed since his last visit to the circuit. This positive attitude could well work in his favor during the next sessions and especially during qualifying.

Johann Zarco knows that he must persevere and that with a little luck and impeccable driving, he could quickly climb the rankings. With renewed determination, he prepares for the rest of the weekend at Sepangready to get the most out of his machine and fight for a place on the starting grid.

Johann Zarco

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