Maybe at Laguna Seca there was the announcement of the new 2 wheel bomb, that is, the Italian champion will be next season's Italian champion.
Without much detail, this transcript will be officially announced on the American continent. As we have said before, both sides have been fond of this transliteration, each for its own benefit. A transcript that will be heard much more in the field of motor sport than any other. Do not forget that the passage of valentino Rossi from the permanent champion Honda to the almost pure Yamaha was also very impressive. Then, beyond the economic trance that "dressed up" the transcription, there were three other reasons that no one really took into account, and so they were all amazed. So surprised how long they will stay with his current transcript, as these three reasons may now be inversely. Three reasons below are:
1) Competition. Rossi's current rivals are clearly stronger and more competitive than his previous translators. It is obvious how much more competent are Lorenzo, Pedrosa, Stoner than Biaggi and Gibernau. So while Repsol Honda's bike was by far the best at the time of his transcription, he knew very well that no one could drive it effectively or even develop it. Today to leave the far better M1 bike in the hands of the next, almost sure champion Lorenzo might be better for Rossi, as the past has proved.
2) Age. The age of Valentino, hopefully 32 years old is an age not too promising for motor sport. Another to be 26 that was in his previous transcript and another 32. He is not Capirossi, but unfortunately his opponents are all at least 7's 8 with XNUMX years younger, which is a lot in MotoGP
3) Regulation. In his previous transcription, the regulation was in his favor. We mean that during the winter, he could have been making miles to set up Yamaha as he wanted. Now, as opposed to 2004, the regulation states that only 10 test days remain. Will the cunning Italian multiplayer be able to bring the Ducati wild boar that we all know about his own measures in such a short period of time? Why is it logical that as many hours as possible and testing the day after the end of the 2010 championship in Valencia the beans are measured.
For all of the above, Rossi is not crazy. Something else will have in mind beyond our own observational logic. However, if he succeeds in getting a title with the red team will break another record, in addition to the many already broken. To be able to win a championship with three different 500 / MotoGP factories, something never happened in history
YY: there is still a big pendulum. Burgess will stay on Yamaha?
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