MotoGP: Suzuki on track from tomorrow in Austin
Tests focused mainly on electronics and track knowledge
Suzuki continues its approach to MotoGP, where it will return on a permanent basis from next year. From tomorrow he will be on track in Austin, for tests aimed mainly at electronics. Here's what team manager Davide Brivio had to say to MotoGP.com
“Electronics is one of the main items we will work on because it wasn't ready yet in Sepang. Now we have decided to start development: so here in Austin we will have a new update, a new version of the software, which we have been working on in the meantime in Japan. Another important goal of the test is to get to know this track and collect data for next year, as we have never come here to ride before. So we need to learn it and try to be ready for when we return to racing in 2015. Our plan is to return as a 'Factory', that's why we are developing our own software which we will then use next year, while in 2016 we will pass to that standard.”
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Working Working and Working.
And above all try to bring home a good driver.
Randy will be a wild-card in Valencia (last race).
I just hope that the 2015 driver pairing is different from Randy/Laverty… Although I think it will be like that….
…I knew I would find you where they talk about Suzuki…if it were up to me I would take Pedrosa and Espargaro' (Pol)….
the coup would be if they brought home Lorenzo who needs new stimuli.
I, more than Pedrosa, would try to take Dovi away from Ducati.
Dovi is one of those riders who can make a huge difference to the development of a bike.
I've never liked the Espargaros, so frankly I wouldn't consider them.
We will see.