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motogp fun with numbers. the yamaha m1
did vale really fix it? or is his skill thus that hes simply gathering credit? removing his talent from the field paints some interesting pictures.
carb'ed five valve screamer http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...efang/2002.jpg FI five valve screamer http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...efang/2003.jpg fi four valve crossplane http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...efang/2004.jpg fi four valve crossplane http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...efang/2005.jpg |
Burgess fixed it with Rossi's endorsement via very willing Yamaha engineers. They swallowed their pride and developed it exactly as the super duo asked, and reaped the rewards...
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Even then, can we really credit vr for the crossplane layout if jb made the suggestion from things he learned crewing for doohan? Things that make you go hmm |
I certainly would not credit Rossi for the cross plane. The feedback that inspired Burgess to seek a different solution from Yamaha definitely, and of course he did ride the thing they built.
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I can't wait to see him go to superbikes. You know, where actual racing occurs :lol: I'll bet he gets a ben spies style "welcome to sbk mate" bump off track on turn one :lol: |
Rossi knows the score in WSBK. He'll go to F1 or Rally when his Duc contract is over...
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After dueling 14-18 riders, some of which are on inferior equipment, and then going to a series with 28-34 entries on like equipment, fueled by the desire to prove their mettle side by side with his greatness...Wouldnt you be??
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I'd say it was a combination of both. A bit of development and a crapload of skill resulted in those first couple of titles. Continued development over the years resulted in Yamaha taking several constructor's championships.
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