Suzuki isn't updating their bikes at all. What's the point to spend millions on MotoGP when you aren't going to use the information to make newer, better bikes? That's why I would guess they are getting out.
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Wut. They won 2020 and got 2nd in 2021
Suzuki leaving kind of makes sense, their performance in motogp has been decent but they don't seem to put any effort in to making or marketing street bikes, so why spend the money to compete in motogp.
Time for BMW to join
Also Yamaha is leading the rider championship currently. Lol.
They do have work to do on the bike thats for sure since it seems like only Fabio can do anything with the bike.
They do have work to do on the bike thats for sure since it seems like only Fabio can do anything with the bike.
What is up with Franco, dude got 2nd place in 2020 with Petronas and now he can barely score points with the factory team
Is this like a Marquez/JL99 situation, where the bike is built for one guy and the other one hates it.
I don't get how they can't throw a little more power at the things, fucking Ducati makes these bikes look like Moto2 bikes on the straights.
Yeah for real and that was on a 2019 bike. I know he was hurt but I thought he was fully healed by now. The with u team who knows. They went through a ton of changes with losing PETRONAS as a sponsor and I think they fired a bunch of people.
Either way they need to get Franco going. Can't win a manufacturers title with one bike.
Inline 4 vs V4 is my guess. Yamaha and Suzuki are the only teams running online 4s and they also have the least power. But it seems they are also the better handling bikes so I guess there must be a give and take. Either way they are stuck with what they have for this year at least.
Definitely, it's been that way for awhile though. Alas, a better handling bike works, but it sure would be nice to see them, at least, close to the Ducks on the straights. Even with a slipstream, they're getting rolled.
MM kinda hung, but still embarrassing in a straight line. However, Aleix, I've been super impressed with the way he's wheeling that Aprilia.
Guess I wonāt be watching the race. It already aired, just finished, and my DVR didnāt record. Not seeing any rebroadcasts of it 
Hope my DVR caught it. Havenāt checked yet.Guess I wonāt be watching the race. It already aired, just finished, and my DVR didnāt record. Not seeing any rebroadcasts of it
Iām not sure why it didnāt record, it had done all the other races this season. Unless it was a CNBC/MSNBC thing and itās only watching for the broadcast on one of those two.
ESPN needs to take the broadcast rights over, and for WSBK.
ESPN needs to take the broadcast rights over, and for WSBK.
Anyone else find motogp less exciting this year? Half the bikes are ducatis, and you just don't have any consistent battles between anyone. Ex in the first three races there were 9 different riders on the podium. That's fucking crazy and kind of set the stage for the season it seems.
It's hard to root for anyone when they're all over the map.
I watch motogp for the close racing, and have very little excitement/interest in the championship. I watch F1 for the championship with very little interest in their long, boring (albeit less boring than 2017-2020) races. Lol
It's hard to root for anyone when they're all over the map.
I watch motogp for the close racing, and have very little excitement/interest in the championship. I watch F1 for the championship with very little interest in their long, boring (albeit less boring than 2017-2020) races. Lol
The two Ducatis that were up front most of the race were Rossiās team, and I believe were last yearās model.
At least the Suzuki riders had similar results.
Iād say for the most part the racing is at least closer and more competitive that F1. How many lapped bikes are there usually on the last lap compared to F1?
At least the Suzuki riders had similar results.
Iād say for the most part the racing is at least closer and more competitive that F1. How many lapped bikes are there usually on the last lap compared to F1?
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