Marco Simoncelli was astounded by the power of the Honda RC212V MotoGP bike during his first practice aboard the machine. He really liked what it had to offer, but he also sees a long learning curve ahead. On the other hand, Marco Melandri also liked the RC212V, but it was something he knew at least a little since he rode with Honda back in 2007; still, the bike had changed since he last threw a leg over it. He did outdo his best time on the Kawasaki during Sunday's race. Aoyama and Barbera also participated in this test...
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Some good photos from the event: http://tinyurl.com/ylbl9f6
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More From Valencia MotoGP Testing - Simoncelli and Melandri
MotoGP Evolution of a Species from Duke Video
A lovely and well-made (as we have come to expect from recent Duke Video releases) documentary focusing on the development of the current four-stroke MotoGP race bike. The video covers 2002 through 2009. It shows how these prototype motorcycles were first developed and the influence of electronics on them and the riders who race them. There is much more contained within. The DVD has been officially released today at £19.56 and can be found at your local video store (most likely in England only) or online.
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(The entry on the other side of the link has many factual and spelling errors.)
02 November 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 11/02/2009 08:59:00 AM 0 comments
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