“We have been putting in place health and safety protocols that can be implemented when we get to Jerez. That’s really important. Most of our bikes and trailers are already in Spain, which is a big help. The MotoGP trailers are still in Germany at the moment, but they will go to Jerez the week before the race. At the moment we have a very small number of people in the workshop, like our logistics manager, Roger Vd Borght, who is there on a daily basis to oversee the shipments coming in and out. Also, on the administration side we are all still working hard all the time, as there is lots of planning and preparation to do. Our MotoGP Team Manager Wilco Zeelenberg has been talking with the MotoGP team members, I’ve been talking to the Moto2 and Moto3 guys and discussing it all between Razlan, Wilco and myself. Plus, we have the communications and partnership side where we’re discussing plans with partners every week. There’s a lot of work going on behind the scenes to make sure we’re all ready.”

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