Why curbing gizmos could save MotoGP
Indianapolis may have put on a great show, but the MotoGP action on the track failed to match it, again. Toby Moody looks at the ways in which the category can save itself from ruin
Indianapolis is a mega place. It oozes history, professionals work hard to make the place have a real genuine vibe for MotoGP and it has a peerless blue sky to boot. Come Saturday afternoon, the IMS guys could even boast two out of three Americans on the front row too. Their powers are clearly magical...
Ben Spies was in confirmed in MotoGP next year aboard the works Yamaha that Valentino Rossi will vacate, but it's a deal for a single year only, a bit odd I thought, but a deal nonetheless for the new member of the 'Alien Elite' in MotoGP. Then Nicky Hayden was confirmed for two years at Ducati, literally as he slung his leg over the Ducati Dirt Tracker at the downtown Indiana State Fair Ground that is becoming an integral part of the Indy MotoGP weekend.
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