Jorge Lorenzo complained about the lack of maximal motor speed of her ride. He hopes that soon the sixth machine he used would indicate the performance according to expectations. Racing in Aragon at the weekend went badly for Lorenzo. For the first time that Yamaha rider finished outside the podium. Furthermore, rider 23 years it calls itself in a complicated period. MotoGP qualifying post Aragon, Lorenzo revealed the presence of problems in terms of power. Now something similar called the cause of failure in the race reached the maximum points yesterday. "From the beginning we were faced with a problem about traction. We have a lot of wheelspin from the middle to the end of the curve. Performance tires down very quickly and very much. Apart from the issues about power, we also have problems with traction. So this is a difficult situation," said Lorenzo quoted from Autosport. Spaniard goes on to highlight the performance of the motor that can not be judged on a straight track maximum. "In every straight track, we missed a few meters. If traction is not maximal and we have no positive points (points advantage from the opponent), it is not possible to make improvements. That's the fact that I live in Aragon. However I rate, with the machine same time, in another circuit condition still can do better, "he explained. In the remaining races this season, Lorenzo plans to use the machine last six or machinery. Although not convinced that the machine would be the sixth after his desire, numbered 99 riders will be hoping to 'last weapon' that would give positive results according to expectations. "Maybe we're just using it for racing engines. Maybe we wear machine started sixth in Motegi." "I want the machine has the power of 30 horsepower. But I think the desire is not likely to happen." "Yes indeed, there are risks that must be our responsibility when the motor is not maximal in the straight path. It is clear that Yamaha now is not the strongest motor. However, we are also not so bad. I want to go back to victory even though it was difficult," he concluded
