Never out of the top 10 in free practice, he landed his participation in the Superpole 2 without going through the repechage, for only the second time this year. This was followed by an eighth place on the grid, his best position of the season.
It was the reward of a weekend well underway in the early laps, De Puniet having readily welcomed good feeling with his machine including a less capricious finally brake motor.
He was not entered in the top 10 since the first meeting of the season , Australia, he was able to hold on seventh place in the final race of the year and thus repeat his best result. A subdued satisfaction, but satisfaction anyway.
“I am very happy to finish the year like that, because the season was really difficult,” Randy de Puniet commented a relieved.
“In Race 1, with four laps to go I was battling for eighth place, but I had trouble with the frein- engine and tire wear before. So I finished twelfth, “ he says. “In Race 2, we made some adjustments on engine brake and it got better. It helped me to better stop the motorcycle and therefore less push the front tire. My start was good and I finished in seventh place. “
” It’s good, it’s my best result since Phillip Island. I am happy to finish on a note positive, “ he welcomes. “Thanks to all the team members this year, it has been easy for anyone, then it is good for us to finish on a race like this.”
Paul Denning, Team Manager of Team Crescent, may well have chosen to renew its confidence that Alex Lowes for next year, he praised the work done by Randy de Puniet: “Randy has done good job today, as the rest of the weekend. No faults, a good, steady pace, and was rewarded by equaling his best result of the year with its seventh place in the final race of the season. “
” Randy was a very nice person with whom to work throughout the year, “ says Paul Denning. ” It did not achieve the success we all hoped, but it was very professional and we wish the best luis future that is, in his career and in life in general. “
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