Typical Suzuki factory. They are only 3/4 second off the pace, but want to fart arse around until 2015. Will be another low as possible commitment attempt me thinks. Sigh.
My 2015 line up:
MM and Stoner on Suzuki
Lorenzo and Crutchlow on Yamaha
Pedrosa and Dovi on Honda
Hayden and ? on Ducati
MM will be defending his 2014 title on the new bike.
Stoner will be trying for titles on three different bikes.
Pedrosa will still be trying to win his first title.
Yep and best way to improve is to be right in there - sure as hell works for the top two Jap brands.
I'm sure Honda learn more there in R&D than if they tried to run programmes just testing its own stuff against itself and no doubt it can get written off across more than one department depending on what they are testing.
Cheers
Merv
Some answers to your questions.
Whats this inline 4 crap all about. Need some more v4s![]()
Zen wisdom: No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously. - obviously had KB in mind when he came up with that gem
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
Poor Dorna or is it just MSMA, can't get it right.
"The difficulties faced by Suzuki point to the madness of the rules imposed by the MSMA on the series. Remaining competitive at this level with just 20 liters of fuel is a Herculean task, and one which requires vast amounts of time and effort to achieve. The fuel rules demanded by the current MotoGP factories are effectively functioning as a barrier to entry to any new manufacturers interested in the class, and preventing new factories from coming in. As a way of limiting competition in MotoGP, fuel limits are an excellent tool. It is much easier to win championships when your rivals simply cannot afford to compete, but this also debases the nature of competition. It effectively allows factories to buy MotoGP titles, by pricing everyone else out of the sport."
It's OK to disagree with me. I can't force you to be right.
Marc Marquez, and Stoner would make a formidable team on the Suzuki. MM watches the other guy, and does the same. Stoner just gets on and rides the wheels off a machine.
Suzuki will be the next Ducati if that is how it goes down however.
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