A 'very rewarding' Jerez MotoGP sprint won't tempt Pedrosa out of retirement. 'I'm fine. I'm very happy, I'm enjoying very much what I'm doing.'
When asked if he could follow in the footsteps of numerous car racers over the years in making comebacks from retirement, Pedrosa replied:"But car racing is not the same as bike racing."I was in the group, I was sixth, but I could see one and two fighting and at the end Jack went to third. Two bikes on the podium, my bike very close, it's very rewarding."
Noting after the sprint that"everything feels weaker" on a MotoGP bike now when running in a pack, he says the feeling of riding is"two different worlds" from when he raced.
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