Andrea Dovizioso: I won’t race in MotoGP next year Full story 👉 MotoGP
Aside from his rookie 2002 125GP season, Dovizioso has never previously finished lower than eighth in a full world championship campaign and has only once gone a complete premier-class season without a rostrum, at Ducati in 2013.
“If you don't ride like Fabio, it's very difficult to be competitive. If Fabio’s winning there is a reason. So this means there is a possibility to be fast. But if the other riders are complaining, like in the last years, it means there isn't more ways to be competitive like in the past. “If you look now, all the Japanese [manufacturers] are struggling,” Dovizioso added. “If you look at who won the title again it’s normally Japanese, but we are speaking just about one [rider] and that’s always related to the match between the rider and the bike.
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