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Prima Pramac Yamaha, Mugello After Testing Competition in Balaton!
The Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP team, a key player in the heart of motorsport, is preparing to continue its recent success in Hungary. Aiming to maintain the momentum gained during the Mugello tests and races, the team intends to spend a competitive weekend at the Balaton Park Circuit. This strategic track selection offers an opportunity to assess the Yamaha YZR-M1 model’s historical characteristics and optimize performance.
New Experience on a Technically Focused Track
Balaton Park Circuit features a technical layout with a total length of 4.075 kilometers and 17 corners. Following the long start straight, the team is anticipating a track with significantly different characteristics. With relatively low average speeds, this configuration emphasizes braking stability and agility in corner changes. This presents an important optimization opportunity for the Yamaha YZR-M1 chassis, grip, and electronic systems.
Aiming to Close the Gap with the Front Group
Both Jack Miller and our representative Toprak Razgatlıoğlu are arriving this weekend with great motivation to close the gap with the front group. The track’s characteristics, implemented strategies, and developments achieved in recent races are intended to be better understood.
Toprak Razgatlıoğlu’s Motivation
For Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, our pride in motorcycle sports, the Hungarian Grand Prix is a special source of motivation. In the previous season, he won the WorldSBK (World Superbike Championship) leg held on this track and finished first in all three races of the weekend with complete dominance. Our representative, who knows the track well, summarized his new efforts as follows: “I really love this track. It’s quite small and perhaps not every MotoGP rider enjoys such a layout, but I do. I had a very strong weekend here last year, and I'm happy to return.”
Jack Miller’s Expectations
Jack Miller, the team’s experienced name, noted that the Yamaha YZR-M1 model has become much more agile in corner changes this season. The Australian driver shared his views before the weekend as follows: “I’m really looking forward to returning to Balaton. It's a narrow and technical track, and the long straights still reveal some areas where we need to work on our development. This track’s nature should fit our motorcycle much better.”
Team Director Gino Borsoi’s Assessment
Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP Team Director Gino Borsoi commented on the data and expectations: “Balaton could be a track where we can best utilize the strengths of our package. This is an important weekend because it offers us a good opportunity to confirm whether the progress we have made in areas such as chassis performance and electronics has translated into greater competitiveness on the track.”
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