MotoGP: Dani Pedrosa's blog “New season, new bike”

After the winter break, with the resumption of testing, the weekly appointment with Dani Pedrosa's blog also resumes on the Repsol website, which you can find , here in the English and Spanish versions.

Hello everyone!
After a couple of months we are back in action, and we are here again meeting on this blog. I already met some of you at the Repsol Campus at the team presentation, where we managed to meet.

The truth is that the drivers at this point of the year, because of who they are, can't wait for the races to start, but having met you a few weeks ago has shown me that you too are dying to see the races MotoGP. It doesn't matter if two, three or four months pass, you never lose the desire either and this for us, with the first tests just around the corner, was a great motivation.

On the day of the presentation what we wanted most was to see the bike. After so many seasons with the same colors and the same sponsor, we couldn't wait to see the changes. I think it came out pretty good!

Some of you have already given me your opinion, and it seems that you too liked the new look, but I want to take advantage of the blog and ask you directly: do you like the new bike?
However, I also really liked the new Repsol building, I hadn't seen it yet and they really did a great job. I imagine whoever worked on it is happy about it.

As for other things, the first tests in Sepang went very well. It was raining but even so we managed to complete our program and test everything we wanted, especially the engine configurations and weight distribution... This, with the new regulation, is very important and we need to work on it to define it as best as possible.

Honestly, I couldn't wait to get back on the bike. Obviously I've trained a lot, but whatever you do, motocross, cycling, gym work… in the end what you really want is to ride a MotoGP. I'm eager to get back on the bike again and keep working.

A big hug to everyone and don't forget to tell me what you think of the new bike. I really like it a lot!

Dani