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Fabio Quartararo: “Prefer Not” to Start on MotoGP Pole, “Gives Hope”

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Fabio Quartararo slams Yamaha’s lack of race pace after finishing fourth at the German MotoGP, nearly 19 seconds behind Marc Marquez and 10 seconds from the podium.

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The French weren't at the party at the German GP won this Sunday by Spaniard Marc Marquez. Johann Zarco fell like seven other drivers and Fabio Quartararo finished at the foot of the podium.

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Unsatisfied with his fourth place acquired on Sunday afternoon, at the German Grand Prix of MotoGP, Fabio Quartararo is generally not satisfied with Yamaha's progress. Yet, with four pole positions and a podium in sprint (Sachsenring), the Japanese brand is clearly more competitive than last year. Yes, but here, FB20 wants sharper improvements [...] The MotoGP article The case goes wrong for Quartararo, who judges the V4 too slow and puts his fu…

This Sunday, Fabio Quartararo went to pick up fourth place in Germany's Grand Prix but "El Diablo" didn't have a smile when he found the garage of the official Yamaha stable. Indeed, the world champion 2021 finished the 30 laps of the Sachsenring at almost eleven seconds from Francesco Bagnaia, who climbed on the third step of the podium. But, above all, he took advantage of the falls of drivers such as Fabio di Giannantonio, Johann Zarco or Mar…

Yamaha factory rider Fabio Quartararo was fourth in the MotoGP race at the Sachsenring. However, the Frenchman was not at all happy to celebrate. Why he couldn't look forward to fourth place.

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Le Parisien broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, July 13, 2025.
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