Remy Gardner "pretty distraught" after "podium potential" goes to waste
Remy Gardner admits he was left "pretty distraught" after seeing Andrea Locatelli beat him to the podium at Most🌊.

The top Yamaha rider for much of the weekend, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Remy Gardner was in with a chance of the podium in every race of the Czech WorldSBK round.
After fifth in Race 1 and the sprint, Gardner went on꧟e better during Sunday's Race 2, finishing fourth.
However, the Australian had the potential to make that P3 but lost out to Andrea Locatelli.&nbs🤪p;
"Not the way I wanted to end this race," sa🔜id Gardner. "We definitely had podium po🎉tential there and I'm pretty distraught, pretty disappointed we couldn't do it.
"We had a🧸 really good weekend and I think we've led the dire⛄ction of the bike, but not sure why, I feel like we didn't have the performance from the engine as we did Saturday.
"I could already feel it in the sprint raܫce and then it was exaggerated this afternoon."
Although the bike was working well enough to put him in contention,🥀 Gardner ad𒁏mitted a new engine could be on the way following his issues.
Gardner added: "The bike was work🦩ing well. I was really focused on not burning up the tyre too fast.
"It's like ꦜit wasn't driving like I was yesterday, so the boys need to have a look at what was going on. ꦫ;
💞"We'll maybe be moving o💫n to a new engine for the next race because it wasn't normal what happened. probably cost us a podium."
While Gardner had hoped for more, the former MotoGP rider was lucky to even finish Race 2 🍃after being hit by Danilo Petrucci at the opening corner.
Petrucci was in toꦛ hot for the first corner as he took out Alvaro Bautista, while also clipping Gardner.
Disappointed by incident, Gardner said: "I felt someone hit the back of me. I thought 'typical peo🍎ple as usual' but I didn't know who it was. I didn't know who it was but I was lucky to get through the first corner cleanly.
"I don't know why it's always th✨e same thi🐷ng with a dangerous corner.
"Just relax for two c🔯orners and then do the race. Hopefully we'll all l♎earn."