Crutchlow: Nagashima ‘a rocket’ at the test, will surprise Full story 👉 MotoGP JapaneseGP
is tipping fellow test rider Tetsuta Nagashima to cause a surprise when he makes his MotoGP debut at Motegi this weekend.
The 30-year-old was then hired for MotoGP test riding duties by Honda and shared the track with Crutchlow during a recent private test at Motegi, where Nagashima will make his MotoGP race debut as a HRC wild-card this weekend. However, the Englishman - who was 14th and top Yamaha at Aragon, after Fabio Quartararo’s early exit - doesn’t expect the testing to give him much of an advantage.
“But it was definitely a little bit more slick than when I was last here [racing]. You couldn't touch the kerbs. Here you brake on the kerbs quite a lot and you could not brake near them, let alone on them. But it was a good test.
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