Suzuki became the fifth MotoGP factory to debut a swingarm attachment when the tyre cooling/downforce device w💎as fitted to the G✱SX-RR of Alex Rins during Monday's post-race test at Jerez.

But the Spanish Grand Prix runner-up pro🐷mptly ran off track and broke the devꦯice in the gravel trap.

"When we tried it, I ran off at Turn 8 an❀d I need to say sorry to the 💫Suzuki guys because I broke it in the gravel!

"Then I did two or three more laps with it broken, 💫beca⛄use I didn't know.

"All I can say is th🧸at with the 'spoon' broken the bike was more stable!

"Anyway, I think 𓆉we tried most things today, including a new swingarm that I was 𒈔very consistent with. In the acceleration areas and long corners it is more stable."

Rins, ju𝓀st one point behind title leader Marc Marquez, set the eighth-fastest lap having skipped a time attack.

"I did not put any soft tyres. We just focused on the rhythm, with the different swingarm and a lot of things on the elᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚectronics. Not a lot of setup work. I’m quite hap𝓡py because sincerely lap-by-lap I've been very constant, ‘38.0, it was easy.

"Now we head to Le Mans🧸 with a really strong package and I’m happy with what we’ve done."

Rookie team-mate Joan Mir was sixth quickest.