Test MotoGP inter saison 2010-2011

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Les faits sont la. Bautista a ameliorer ses temps de 0.800 seconde et la seul chose qui a pus changer entre le samedi et mardi n'est surement pas le talent du pilote mais la moto.Donc on peut pensez (vu que l'on ne connait pas encore les eventuelles ameliorations qu'a pus apporter suzuki a sa moto) que la moto a subit de bonne amelioration et reviens de plus en plus dans le groupe de chasse.

Tiens Brice, voilà des infos de la Suzuki
(assez marrant les mots de Paul Denning marqués en gras concerant Alvaro )


Álvaro Bautista:
“Today has been another good day because after testing the new forks yesterday and getting a good base setting, I was able to go straight out and improve my lap-time. We continued through the day to test other stuff and I tried a new frame with new specifications, and I quickly felt it was much better than the old one. That means that we have made a step forward and with it I was able to do my best time. At the end of the day I tested some new compound Bridgestone tyres, there were three different styles, but I didn’t feel much difference between them all. I am happy because the whole crew has done a good job today and I want to say thank-you to Suzuki because I think we made steps forward at this test and with the data from here I hope they can bring me some more new and better stuff from Japan for the test in February.”


Paul Denning – Team Manager:
“It has been a very positive end to what has been a difficult season. We found a decent step forward yesterday compared to the race weekend and took more steps forward today. We have found something, based on today’s data at least, that may help Álvaro get the best out of the GSV-R on new tyres, which has been a weak point for us this year both in qualifying and in the first few laps of the races. We all know that he is a race-day guy and not a testing guy and that he always finds additional performance in the races themselves. So, for him to end up in seventh place and only 0.6 seconds from the fastest rider is a very positive result."