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Brad Binder says seventh place in the Thai MotoGP was “a good starting point” but “I’d like a hell of a lot more”.
Brad Binder expressed his disappointment with finishing seventh at the Thai MotoGP season opener and stated he aimed for better results. Despite teammate Pedro Acosta’s Sprint victory, Binder crossed the line in sixth place and was the second-best KTM rider in the race. He emphasized the importance of improving his pace and performance for future races. Binder highlighted the progress in managing tire wear, a previous weakness for KTM, and his determination to continue pushing forward. The South African rider left Thailand in sixth place in the championship standings as teammate Acosta led the MotoGP title race. Additionally, Binder’s positive performance enhancements were attributed to his new crew chief, Phil Marron, following the departure of former crew chief Andres Madrid.
