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Miguel Oliveira says that grip is “the most incredible aspect” of the newly resurfaced Brno circuit.
MotoGP returns to Brno this weekend for the Czech Grand Prix, a circuit that has been newly resurfaced to offer much more grip, as pointed out by Miguel Oliveira, who tested there earlier this summer alongside Luca Marini.
Oliveira expressed a positive opinion on the resurfacing, emphasizing the improved grip, and he believes that this will benefit Yamaha, which has shown competitiveness on high-grip circuits.
With lower temperatures expected compared to the test in June, Oliveira is hopeful of Yamaha’s chances this weekend, noting the advantage of starting with good track grip.
Despite the advantage of getting refamiliarized with Brno during testing, Oliveira doesn’t think it will give him a significant edge over other riders due to the evolution of bikes over the years.
He highlighted the importance of maintaining focus and not setting too high expectations for the race weekend, aiming to perform consistently from the start of practice sessions.
