Jorge Lorenzoworld champion of MotoGP in 2010, 2012 and 2015He commented that he would currently eliminate “aerodynamics” and consider “leaving the freedom to reach 400 km per hour”.
Lawrence side review Dani Pedrosa, Jorge Martínez ‘Aspar’ and Àlex Crivillé the past, present and future of motorcycling in the third phase of ‘four times’ which opens today at DAZN.
“Back then, the pilot had a higher percentage and made more of a difference. Now you have ten riders in four tenths, I don’t believe there are ten equal riders in half a second with different bikes”. In the same vein, it shows Criville: “These bikes are easier to ride than ever. a pilot of Moto2 forward to MotoGP and in a few laps he was in good time”.
The aerodynamics This is, without a doubt, one of the aspects that currently generates the most controversy and, to try to improve the show, Lawrence He is clear about what he will do: “Completely eliminate aerodynamics and, at the level of safety, seriously consider the speed. Because if the motorcycles reach 365 per hour… You have to consider whether to leave you in freedom until you reach 400 per hour, less laps, less displacement…”.
Precisely, the aerodynamic issue influences, according to Pedrosa, at key moments such as overtaking: “Bicycles weigh more, they run more, it’s harder to move because of the aerodynamic load… The track becomes smaller as an effect”.
The four legends of Spanish motorcycling also reveal some of their best-kept secrets, such as when Criville About to sign Aprilia or the parallel negotiations, at the same time, of ducati very friendly Lawrence as in Pedrosa.
Lawrence He said that, with his world title in 2015, there was a decisive factor that not everyone knew: “I built a huge motorhome. It had a jacuzzi upstairs and then in the suite, a cryosauna. When I finished training, I got in I was there when it was cold with -180º. In 2015 I won the cryosauna. He did it secretly so no one would know the secret,” he concluded. Jorge Lorenzo.
Source: La Verdad
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