“Sometimes when the results don’t come it’s easy for the technicians to say ‘yeah but the bike is good, look at Marc or Casey. The other riders are slipping, they’re feeling the pressure’. But, on paper, they have a very strong line-up. We all know what those riders are able to do so if they can’t do what we know they can, the bike is a problem. You can be sure that if the results don’t come, then the problem is clearly the bike.”

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