Johann Zarco recently shared his thoughts on what his life could be like after MotoGP, mentioning specific projects and personal dreams. Here's what he had to say...
Johann zarco has looked ahead to what his life could be like after MotoGP and beyond. Here's what it looks like, starting with the Suzuka 8 Hours who showed the way… On this experience, he commented on moto.it : " I knew that I wanted to participate in this race one day. When I was offered to do it, I immediately said yes. But I made it clear that if I got involved, it would be to win. ».
He specifies : "I had to win, because I always want to remain a competitive rider in MotoGP. To remain competitive at this level, At least we have to win some victories, although not everything depends on one rider, but also on the team. We had the best team and the best bike with Honda, and I am very happy to have won this race »
He added : " It's not the same satisfaction as a good result in MotoGP, but it's still a victory. And when you commit to winning, it brings an extra energy in itself, it's a feeling that makes you feel more alive »
Johann Zarco: “ I'm not thinking about Superbike, I might be more interested in Endurance »
About his sporting future, he elaborated: “ I don't know if I'll ever move on to Superbike, no, not for now. On the sports side, I would perhaps be more interested in endurance, because There is a special bond with the team and having a teammate who is not an opponent ».
He concedes: " I really liked Suzuka. It's the fastest and most important endurance race of the year. The experience was very strong for me.. So I haven't considered Superbike for now. My goal remains to continue in MotoGP, because I want to deserve to be at this level and continue to help Honda in its development »
He concludes on his ambitions after his racing career: “ honestly, I would almost like to give up everything to learn to make music. I would really like to learn to play bass. It's something that really appeals to me. »
True to its trademark, Johann zarco has shown himself to be a thoughtful person in this reflection on a future outside the circuits, while remaining very committed to his current career in MotoGP.
