There are several things about all this that I don't understand.
The team has been unable to find a consistent setting that will give Rossi the front end feel he needs. It's not like Burgess was the sole source of potential solutions though, they have Ohlins and Brembo reps on hand as well as Yamaha engineers, it's hard to see why they haven't found an answer.
GP bikes are reputedly much more adjustable than SBK machines. I'da thunk an SBK crew chief might have had a steep learning curve when Rossi needs a guy who can be up to speed very quickly. If Rossi were to come right half way through the season it'd probably already be too late, Smith or Espagero will already have been lined up to take his seat.
Yamaha might not be too unhappy at a situation like that, Rossi would be free to ride the new R1 in SBK in 2015.
Ah well, looking forward to the race anyway...
And that poll isn't even close.
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