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Bo Bendsneyder finished the tight qualifying day in 22nd place. The Dutch rider showed his performance during qualifying. Despite improving his feeling on the track, he did not make it through to Q2. During qualifying, while doing his fastest lap, he had to overtake a rider and his lap time was affected. Despite the result Bendsneyder is hopeful for the race. Bo Bendsneyder #64 (P22)“Today during FP3 we improved a bit the feeling, we made a step forward, but it wasn’t enough to make it into Q2. Then in Q1…

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The Thai Grand Prix proved to be an exciting and challenging race for the Pertamina Mandalika SAG Team. Bo Bendsneyder just missed out on the points, finishing 16th. In the early stages of the race, Bendsneyder was overtaken by his teammate. The Dutchman made an impressive comeback from twenty-first position, fighting for every position on the track and demonstrating his perseverance. Bendsneyder gave his best until the end. He crossed the finish line in sixteenth position by thousandths of a second, one place away from scoring points for the third…

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Bo Bendsneyder started the weekend with good expectations at the Thai circuit, staying competitive in the times during practice. Despite improving his lap times during Q1, the outstanding performance of our rider was not enough to advance to Q2, leaving Bendsneyder just three tenths off the best time. Finishing the qualifying in twenty-first position. #64 Bo Bendsneyder – (P21): “Today we made a step forward during Q1, but it wasn’t enough . We’ll see how we do tomorrow to have a good race.” Results Q1 & Q2 combined: Source: motogp.com,…

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Bendsneyder, who started the race from 22nd position, showed his skill and determination from the start, skilfully avoiding the crashes in the first group of riders. Once the lights went out, our rider managed to overtake up to eight positions in the first lap and position himself in the top ten. The Dutchman managed to stay on track despite the difficult weather conditions of rain and strong gusts of wind, which affected the entire grid considerably. Due to the extreme circumstances, the race ended abruptly under red flag. Bendsneyder finished…

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Bo Bendsneyder returned to the track after his outstanding performance in Indonesia. He started the weekend on the right foot, demonstrating his skill and experience on the track by achieving a great result in the first timed practice. However, the positive feelings faded throughout Saturday’s session, which led to him having to go through Q1. Although he started leading the qualifying, his effort was not enough to secure his passage to Q2, finishing in 22nd position. #64 Bo Bendsneyder (P22): “It’s been a strange weekend so far. We started really…

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From the start of the race, Bo Bendsneyder was determined to move up the order. After a hard fought first lap in which he stayed in the first group of the race, he started an intense chase for the top ten. The good feeling returned for Bendsneyder, who fought his way up to tenth position. However, a contact late in the race, while fighting for ninth place, relegated him to thirteenth, eventually finishing twelfth. Bo Bendsneyder #64 – (P12)“I’m super happy to have the good feeling back. I want to…

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Bendsneyder was forced to start from Q1 after failing to make the tight cut in the third free practice due to an engine failure. Despite this setback, the team rallied together to ensure that it would not significantly affect the day’s performance. During qualifying, both the Dutch rider and his teammate stood out at the top of the timesheets, taking second place just three tenths off the fastest time. Finally, our rider made it through to Q2, maintaining the consistency he has shown in previous races. In the second part…

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From the start of the race, Bo Bendsneyder showed his ability to overtake several competitors in the course of the first lap, in a frenetic and very close start. Throughout the laps, Bendsneyder fought tirelessly to gain positions but once past the halfway point of the race the feeling on the bike dropped off causing to finally cross the finish line without being able to get the desired points position. Bo Bendsneyder #64“It was a difficult race. I made a good start and the first laps were positive, but after…

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Bendsneyder, after an intense qualifying battle, will start from twenty-first position on the Japanese track. The Dutch rider came within eighteen thousandths of a second of advancing to Q2, showing maximum effort lap after lap. Despite the obstacles on his way to the grid, Bendsneyder maintains a positive attitude and is determined to overcome these challenges in tomorrow’s race. Bo Bendsneyder #64 (P21)“Today we improved the feeling with the bike, we improved the lap time, but unfortunately it’s not enough and it’s something that bothers me because we are working…

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Bendsneyder did not have an ideal start on Sunday due to the stomach discomfort he experienced. Despite the difficulties, the young Dutch rider decided to take on the race, with the discomfort limiting his ability to do his best on the new World Championship circuit. Despite these adversities, our rider managed to complete the race successfully, showing a great performance from start to finish and crossing the finish line in the eighteenth position Bo Bendsneyder #64 (P18)“Since this morning I’ve been struggling with my stomach, and the energy was quite…

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