Takaaki Nakagami says HRC are committed to making changes needed to take them back to the top of MotoGP despite an underwhelming Misano test.
That said, Nakagami did offer some hope by saying they have time to develop their 2024 bike and that it is far from the finished product."Regarding the 2024 prototype, I haven’t felt a massive difference compared to the bike we are using now, but being a prototype means that it’s not finished yet and there's potential.These comments came after the test and fall into line with what was said post-race on Sunday by Nakagami.
Nakagami said:"We couldn’t find any improvement on the bike and I was also struggling from the beginning. "But I knew for the long distance that it would be difficult to keep the pace and the same riding because the bike is so heavy and has a lack of rear grip.
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