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There's a small aero drop in 2027
Re Acosta, from Mat's article: of 48 podium positions so far this year, only six have been filled by non-Ducati riders and four of those by Acosta
I agree with everything you said but I thought the racing was more processional in 2022 when ride height systems were used by everyone but the aero wasn't as extreme yet. The racing gradually got better during 2023 and 2024 though it's obviously nowhere near the 2016-2020 golden era.Harder to overtake and processional racing is the result.
You think that’s the golden era?2016-2020 golden era.
Actually a few of the MM fans on motorsport.com are getting peeved about comparisons with Marquez, so you are absolutely correct. Amusing to see people who complain about Rossi fans bristling in regard to Marquez.I don't see where Acosta's specialness requires any defence. As with anyone who is above average comes around, the tendency to discredit follows, with whatever motivates such a tendency being quite varied... the main one being that he will likely shake the 'establishment', i.e., be a threat to established reputations, dominance, and their fans.
I agree with everything you said but I thought the racing was more processional in 2022 when ride height systems were used by everyone but the aero wasn't as extreme yet. The racing gradually got better during 2023 and 2024 though it's obviously nowhere near the 2016-2020 golden era.
The reason it's slightly better though is that the riders are pulling last-lap moves every lap.
No, Dorna is the promoter.It’s up to Dorna to bring out regulations that prevent development that makes the racing less entertaining
You think that’s the golden era?
More overtakes than the entire 2024 season probably.
And this happened in the age of processional racing no less.
I agree, I don't care about new lap records every weekend if the racing suffers.Go back before the aero and it was better.
Turning it into F1 will not make it more exciting.
Sorry, for me F1 is a yawn fest.
I don't care if they drop the technology and slow it down. We can get back to seeing people stuffing it up the inside out of shape more often.
I believe ride height is something they would've loved to ban but when the rules were written no one thought anyone could come up with that stuff.No, Dorna is the promoter.
FIM is the one who should make up the regulations which they can’t because in MotoGP the manufacturers have veto power and nothing gets passed unless the decision is unanimous.
The only time the FIM can do anything unilaterally is if it is safety regulated.