Stefan Bradl expects Phillip Island to offer an even better opportunity for the German rider to excel on the Aprilia RS-GP than Motegi, where he narrowly missed out on a place in Q2. Bradl was denied by only 0.173 seconds by Scott Redding in Q1 in Japan after an excellent performance on the Aprilia and is ready to deliver again this weekend. “In Australia we are taking on a completely different track than Motegi: Phillip Island is a fast track that on paper looks good for the characteristics of the RS-GP so I'm confident for this second round on the non-European tour,” Bradl said. “In Japan we worked hard to achieve better consistency in terms of race pace, making good progress, and...
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