In the correct way

Blusens Aprilia goes well in the first trainings of Jerez

The pilots of the team Blusens Aprilia have signed a correct performance in the first day of trainings corresponding to the Spanish GP, second stop of The World Championship. In the category of 125cc Scott Redding has classified in the ninth place, with a better time of 1’48"828. Efrén Vázquez has been penalized by the mechanics of its Aprilia and only has made a 19th position (1’49"355). The pilots of 250cc still approaching its objectives and today Eugene Laverty has ended in the eighteenth place (1’46”034), while Manuel Hernández has been 22° (1’47"940)

At the time to value these results, Ricard Jové, General Manager of the catalan team, ensured that "is not a bad start but tomorrow must be confirmed what pointed today taking one step ahead". In this sense, from Blusens Aprilia means that the only handicap of the day has been in the technical problems suffered by Vázquez, which have prevented him to fight to be with the best. "The other three pilots have acted more or less as can be expected. Scott remains on the Top 10, which is its objective. And in the fourth of liter we also continue improving within the possibilities of our bikes".

Scott Redding has ended happy with its performance and has indicated that "the day has gone quite well and we rolled at similar times to those achieved in the test of February. If tomorrow we improve a little more the suspensions of our Aprilia, we will return to fight to end among the top ten". Despite the technical difficulties suffered today, Efrén Vázquez also made a positive balance of the day: "It is true that we have suffered mechanicals problems in the qualifying session, but when the bike is been well, I have proved that I am progressing".

The Irish pilot Eugene Laverty valued also satisfactorily a day in which "we have begun from zero because in the winter test we had problems in this circuit. Even so I have already ride as fast as then. In addition, if I haven’t found so much traffic at the last minutes I could have ended above". His colleague of box, Manuel Hernández also continues to progress in his adaptation to the category and "although it was the first time that I ran with a motorcycle of 250cc in Jerez, I am approaching a little more to my direct rivals. Tomorrow I hope to be a little more comfortable still on the bike and try the necessary jump to ascend posts in classification"