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Rins ‘confident’ with Suzuki bike, ‘bad memories behind me’
Jerez plays host to this weekend’s round four of the MotoGP World Championship, but for Alex Rins, it means a chance to be 100% fit unlike last year in Andalusia. Rins missed the season opener in 2020 after suffering a dislocation-fracture in his right shoulder during qualifying, and although he competed a week later, this will be an opportunity to regain the form around Jerez that he showed in Portimao ten days ago, but also in 2019 when he finished second in the race to Marc Marquez. From a speed point of view and not a results one, the Portuguese Grand Prix last time out was the Suzuki rider's best race of the year, before he crashed whilst attempting to keep pace with the...
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