McWilliams may race two-stroke.
Jeremy McWilliams and the Oxfordshire-based Proton KR team are considering their options for tomorrow's 30 lap MotoGP race after riding both the new four-stroke and old 500cc two-stroke machines in qualifying.
McWilliams set his fastest time on the old two-stroke which put him 19th while his team-mate Nobuatsu Aoki was 22nd after he fell when the two-stroke seized.
Jeremy McWilliams and the Oxfordshire-based Proton KR team are considering their options for tomorrow's 30 lap MotoGP race after riding both the new four-stroke and old 500cc two-stroke machines in qualifying.
McWilliams set his fastest time on the old two-stroke which put him 19th while his team-mate Nobuatsu Aoki was 22nd after he fell when the two-stroke seized.
"I would prefer to race the four-stroke, because we need the development and data. The problem is that we haven't put in enough time on either of the bikes - just not enough laps," said McWilliams, who will make the decision what to ride after the warm-up tomorrow.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
