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Do MotoGP riders have radios in their helmets?
It struck me that it seems so backwards in this technologically advanced sport that there is no helmet radio/Bluetooth setup for the riders. The ability for the pit crew to communicate with the riders about opponent positions and other race info would be invaluable, imo.
Does MotoGP have radio communication?
MotoGP riders are largely unconvinced by this week’s announcement that the series is to trial radio communications. “At the beginning it will only be used by race direction to communicate recorded, predetermined messages about flags, penalties, things like this,” MotoGP managing director Carlos Ezpeleta explained.
Where did Rossi finish today?
Nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi brought the curtains down on his glorious 21-year MotoGP career with a 10th-place finish in the Valencia Grand Prix on Sunday.
Does Valentino Rossi have a partner?
Francesca Sofia Novello
Valentino Rossi/Partner
Do MotoGP riders listen to music?
NOT ALL RIDERS LISTEN TO MUSIC ON THE GRID WELL, out of the riders we asked, a high number of them don’t actually listen to any music while on the grid. Other riders who told us they prefer no music on the grid are the likes of Zarco, Rabat, Simeon, Petrucci & Morbidelli.
Do MotoGP have pit stops?
A pit stop involves the rider pulling into the pit lane located at the starting straight on the MotoGP track. The stops are used for repairs, refueling, and/or new tires. Although a rather monotonous part of the MotoGP™ routine, it is 100 percent necessary part.
What does mapping mean in MotoGP?
Engine Brake Mapping provides the rider with the ability to adjust the throttle response and remove power from the engine therefore conserving their brakes. This adjustment can also help conserve fuel and manage the rear tyre to stop it from sliding around so much.
Does MotoGP have pit stops?