Alvaro Bautista

Alvaro Bautista marked as the ninth fastest rider on Le Mans MotoGP practice. His best lap was 1’ 34” 739 . His teammate, Bryan Starring on CRT set 1’ 37” 878 on 22nd position Alvaro Bautista (9th 1’ 34” 739 )  “Maybe today could have gone better but we had some problems getting the bike turned in the hard braking zones this morning. We worked hard to find a solution this afternoon andRead Full Story

Following the Grand Prix of Spain, an intense day of testing at Jerez brought positive results for Alvaro Bautista. Under bright sunshine and with temperatures reaching 50° on track, the Spaniard tried out some new setups for his machine and worked on his Showa suspension. The results were encouraging for the future and his pace was better than over the weekend, whilst he also improved withRead Full Story

The MotoGP World Championship returns from its intercontinental triple-header this weekend to contest the final round of the season on European soil. Alvaro Bautista and Michele Pirro head to Valencia looking to sign off from the 2012 season in the best possible fashion, the Spaniard looking to seal a final championship position of fifth after a challenging first campaign on board the Honda RC213V. Bautista has confirmed his potential as a consistent frontrunner in this category in the second...Read Full Story

Alvaro Bautista made the most of just half an hour of dry track time on the first day of post-season testing at Valencia, setting the fastest lap of the day. Rain and low temperatures for the rest of the day saw the Team Go & Fun Honda Gresini rider stuck in the garage but his five dry laps at least provided the opportunity for the media and fans to see the new Team Go & Fun Honda Gresini colours that will be on display in 2013.Alvaro Bautista (1st 1’ 35” 936)  “As forecast the rain came this...Read Full Story

A tough weekend in Italy finished much as it had started for Alvaro Bautista today, with a disappointing race performance coming on the back of a crash in each free practice session and a bad qualifying session. The Spaniard and his crew were unable to find a way to make his bike work on the hard tyre that Bridgestone made available for the race. There was bitter disappointment also for Michele Pirro, whose race was ended by the same technical problem that forced his retirement in Germany a...Read Full Story