Brad Binder Strategizes to Navigate Slippery Barcelona Track Amid MotoGP Standings Slip

Brad Binder pledges to steer clear of "disorder" despite his motorcycle "hardly functioning" on Barcelona's slick circuit.

Brad Binder details the difficulties faced while navigating a track with minimal traction.

Brad Binder aims to steer clear of turmoil at the Catalunya MotoGP, yet he acknowledges the challenge of poor traction will pose difficulties.

Binder has dropped to the seventh position in the MotoGP ranai-allcreator.com">kings, trailing behind his KTM teammate Pedro Acosta, after the completion of five rounds.

Maverick Vinales of Aprilia has become the leading rider not on a Ducati, a position that Binder had held for the majority of the previous year.

"Over the past couple of weekends, I've experienced some turmoil. I'm really in need of a weekend without any complications," Binder expressed in Barcelona.

"An average weekend, I'm aware the outcome might be positive."

Binder is thrilled by the lack of traction at the Barcelona track, yet he cautions about its potential hazards.

"He explained that the area is extremely slippery and there's significant tire wear."

"Previous year was decent, though Sunday's outcome was disappointing. However, on Saturday, I secured a fourth-place finish and we demonstrated speed throughout the entire weekend."

"We understand how to handle our bicycle on a slick course. We adjust the settings significantly."

"We have a concept of what's necessary for an enjoyable weekend in this place."

Binder described the experience of riding with limited traction, comparing it to navigating on wet surfaces. He highlighted that under such conditions, the motorcycle's performance significantly drops, making everything feel sluggish.

"You need to maintain more cleanliness. If you begin to lose control in these extended turns, you'll continue to do so."

"It's essential to maintain a firm hold, particularly when managing the accelerator.

"I've always liked this place, despite the minimal traction."

Binder was queried on whether a racer could impact the race on a track that could potentially perplex various motorcycles.

"Whether it's high grip or low grip, the same individuals always lead," he commented.

"You need to be strategic in this situation. It's impossible to go at full speed and complete the race since the tires won't endure."

"You need to be clever with the way you rotate the back tire.

"Be careful with the tires, and we should be fine…"

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