Suzuki unveils revised livery for 2010
Suzuki has unveiled the new livery that its GSV-R will carry in the 2010 MotoGP championship
The team has retained its traditional Rizla backing, but has altered the colour scheme to a new design inspired by revered motorsport helmet and racing clothing designer Troy Lee's studio.
Loris Capirossi is staying on at Suzuki for a third season, and is joined by 250cc graduate Alvaro Bautista, with Chris Vermeulen returning to Superbikes after four years in Suzuki's factory MotoGP line-up.
Suzuki made a strong start to last year's campaign but then faded to a distant fourth in the constructors' championship, as neither rider was able to get on the podium in 2009.
But the squad is optimistic that its latest GSV-R will be a more competitive proposition.
"It has been developed for the 2010 season with a focus of improved acceleration as well as increased durability to coincide with the new engine restrictions that will be implemented into this year's championship," said a Suzuki statement.
"Improvements to aerodynamics, chassis performance and electronic systems go to make this the most technically advanced racing motorcycle that the Suzuki factory has ever produced."
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