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Raul Fernandez says the highs and lows of MotoGP are part of what makes it “fantastic” after crashing out just a week after his Phillip Island victory.
After winning his first MotoGP race in Phillip Island, Raul Fernandez failed to score any points the following week at Sepang.
Despite a challenging weekend in Malaysia, Fernandez acknowledged the unpredictability of MotoGP and the varying performances of different riders and manufacturers.
He reflected on the swing of emotions between victory and a DNF, recognizing it as part of the job in such a competitive sport.
Fernandez highlighted the competitiveness of MotoGP, with the season seeing seven different winners and 13 riders from five manufacturers on the podium.
While disappointed with the Sepang race, Fernandez preferred to focus on the positive aspects of the Asian tour and looked forward to the upcoming Portuguese Grand Prix.
He acknowledged his mistake in tire choice at Sepang and aimed to learn from the experience to improve in the future races.
