Repsol Fires Warning Shot At MSMA

mylexicon said:

I don't recall the changes Ducati made in 2011 prior to introducing the aluminum frame in late season. However, I'm relatively certain the GP10 was a carbon frame because I remember Casey's gamesmanship after Rossi knocked him off at Jerez. Casey claimed the carbon fiber frame is not Ducati's problem, and he followed that claim with one of his more famous remarks, claiming that if he had remained with Ducati, the revised carbon fiber GP10 was good enough that he could have won every race in 2011.

Obviously, Casey was giving Rossi the wind up, but he was using the carbon frame as his weapon of choice. If Ducati had already abandoned the carbon frame prior to Casey's departure, it wouldn't have been an effective way to taunt Valentino.

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Bern1 said:

There is nothing good about the presentation of MotoGP. I keep saying it, but the entire organization needs an overhaul. It starts with getting rid of that old guy. They need a young, modern, tech literate and savvy CEO to lead them out of this morass.

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