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Speaking of ........ rules, so one of the Ducati "satellite" bikes will be classified as a "non-MSMA" bike, even though it will be exactly as the prototype except for the Dorna ECU, which will allow them the extra engines and fuel . This is what I was talking about when I said the arbitrary rules have an effect on the results as do the riders. It will be difficult to detect what effect it has on results given the riders, but the implications should be fairly understood (though I doubt most do). It would be like if factory Yamaha could ask Dorna to suspend the fuel regs just for them, ala the rookie rule, so that they could get a head start on next year's champion.
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Big Jorge
Yes!
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Number and colour combo looks sweet... So...
Am I they only one who wishes he wasn't a cry baby little .....?
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Big Jorge
You spelled color wrong
3680841384211557
Number and colour combo looks sweet... So...
Am I they only one who wishes he wasn't a cry baby little .....?
You spelled color wrong
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Jumkie
I don't get why you're mad about this one. It's Ducati being smart and they'll learn a ton I'm sure. The whole thing is transparent and we've known about this for months. And any team that wants to run a spec ECU can do it. Factory Yamaha could and it would be well within the rules.
I don't get why you're mad about this one. It's Ducati being smart and they'll learn a ton I'm sure. The whole thing is transparent and we've known about this for months. And any team that wants to run a spec ECU can do it. Factory Yamaha could and it would be well within the rules.
