Today it's all about learning reference points and getting used to your S100 RR

Algarve Circuit

Length: 4.592 km (2.853 miles)

Capacity: 100,000

Opened: October 2008

Race lap record: 1:38.685 (Enea Bastianini, Ducati Desmosedici GP24, 2024, MotoGP)

It's day two. Time to work on those few remaining reference points, get your braking and turn entry dialed, maybe work on a little body position.. By now you are getting used to the planted front end feel those winglets give you.

Things are starting to flow now. The bike is just working beneath you and you aren't even thinking about it. Now it's about linking together turn after turn and starting to push for full throttle on turn exit. It might be time to swap out tires at the end of the day so you've got a fresh set for your last day tomorrow.

It's time to put it all together and work with your coach to get your laps clean and tight. Be sure to wear your custom VnM top today as we'll take our paddock group photo. Take a look at how your lap times have improved over the 4 days. Take a good long five minutes today to just stand and realize where you are and what you've done. Enjoy a beer at the end of the day with the team, you've ridden Portimao proper.

You've spent four days burning your brain, and a fair amount of rubber on the roller coaster of MotoGP.  It's time to give that brain a rest and let those memories solidify in your mind so you can keep the skills that you just learned. It's very rare for people like us to want to take a day off and relax but after four days, a little bit of time laying on the beach might actually sound perfect. This is a resort town that people come to year after year. there's plenty of old picture buildings and cute little shops to meander about and take it easy for a day. we've also arranged a coastal ride to Cabo San Vicente (the westernmost point of Europe) Some clients want to ride every day and we respect that.

Make sure we know your departure flights. We will see you on your next adventure.