Gigi Dall’Igna, CEO of Ducati Corsewas the star of the last program of ‘PecinoGP’, the YouTube channel of Mundo Deportivo collaborator, and MotoGP specialist, Manuel Pecino.
During the interview, the top sports manager of the Italian brand spoke about various current topics in the world of cycling, and confides one of the best kept secrets of recent years in MotoGP: the MotoGP height change systems.
According to Dall’Igna, “At Ducati we are still the best. Our system works a little better than others, but I think in two years will reach the highest level”, and later he boasted by saying “It took two years for rivals to realize our system. “Everyone thought it was the engine, but in reality it was something that made us go faster on the straight.”
About him role of aerodynamics in MotoGPthe Italian engineer highlighted that “It’s because of the stability of the regulations. It’s been like that since 2011, it’s been a long time. The aerodynamics, including the system for changing the height of the motorcycle, started to be developed recently. Therefore, there is more scope to find solutions. Everyone is already doing it and everyone is matched at a very high level. It’s hard to find improvements.”to conclude by predicting that “The change in regulations in 2027 could lead to a change in this balance.”
Source: La Verdad

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