Marcelli takes second place in Tallinn

“We missed out on the final due to a small mistake at Zone 3 on Lap 2. With the simpler trials, any small detail puts you out of contention, and these are things that can happen. We tried to salvage it, but it wasn't possible. We take away the fact that we were lucky enough to win the world title at the previous round in Andorra and we had nothing at stake here. We are looking forward to the last round in Pamplona with a lot of enthusiasm and we will try to improve and not make these mistakes in order to return to the top.”

“I felt good on the bike throughout the day, but perhaps I wasn't as sharp as I was in Andorra. We were fighting for the victory until the end and it slipped away by just one point. The positive thing is that with each race I am closer to winning, so we will continue to fight in the same way. We are six points behind Jaime in the standings, so it will be important to give 100% in Pamplona to have a chance of getting the runner-up spot.”

“Today we are left with a bittersweet taste in our mouths. Gabri took another podium, which is very positive, as it shows the great level he is at this year. He is now 6 points behind Jaime in the standings, so in Pamplona it will be important to fight for victory there. It has not been a good day for Toni. He made a mistake on the second round that he was unable to recover from. These things happen. Looking ahead to Pamplona, he will try to return to the top and close out a very positive year in the best way possible.”