Raga tests Pramac D'Antin Ducati
THE CHAMPION ADAM RAGA TESTED THE DUCATI OF THE PRAMAC D'ANTIN MOTOGP TEAM Today, on the Ricardo Tormo circuit of Valencia, Adam Raga, the six times Trial World Champion, tested the Ducati Desmosedici GP6 "Sat." of the Pramac d'Antin MOTOGP Team.
THE CHAMPION ADAM RAGA TESTED THE DUCATI OF THE PRAMAC D'ANTIN MOTOGP TEAM
Today, on the Ricardo Tormo circuit of Valencia, Adam Raga, the six times Trial World Champion, tested the Ducati Desmosedici GP6 "Sat." of the Pramac d'Antin MOTOGP Team. The Spanish rider, that was dreaming about it from a lot of time, made 10 laps on the Italian bike and has been really impressed by its power and speed. The whole Team has been very happy to welcome a Champion like him. Both Pramac d'Antin MOTOGP riders, Alex Hofmann and Jose Luis Cardoso, also met him for an exchange of ideas before and after the test.
ADAM RAGA: "Everything has been really impressive. The power of this motorcycle is incredible and the sensations you feel riding on it are unbelievable. I liked it a lot! From the bike I usually use for the Trial, this one is so different, it's imposing, the measures are completely different and the weight is double. The difficulty was to enter in the corners and lean the bike, I'm used always to remain up on the bike in the Trial, not to go down and curve. I have to say it has been a great experience and I would like to thank the whole Pramac d'Antin MOTOGP Team, Pramac and Ducati for this opportunity. They welcomed me in a very nice way, I also had the occasion to have a talk with Hofmann and Cardoso, that gave me many suggestions before going on track".
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