Rossi explains why satellite riders can start competing in MotoGP

KOMPAS.com – Veteran racer Valentino Rossi explain why the satellite racer start to compete on MotoGP.

The satellite racers began to show off on MotoGP 2020.

Franco Morbidelli (Petronas Yamaha SRT), Jack Miller (Pramac Racing), and Takaaki Nakagami (LCR Honda) are the satellite riders who stole the attention of MotoGP this season.

In fact, the ruler of the 2020 MotoGP standings comes from satellite racers. He is Fabio Quartararo who is a teammate of Morbidelli.

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As a senior racer, Rossi explained that the competition between MotoGP riders was increasingly competitive because of the breakthrough from Dorna Sport as a MotoGP promoter.

Including being able to compete with satellite riders this season.

“Dorna has worked hard in recent years to make the level of competition better and I admit that the breakthrough was successful,” Rossi said, quoted by Antara. BolaSport from GP One.

“Regarding the engine, tires, and electronic systems are all factors that led to this progress,” said the racer nicknamed The Doctor.

The existence of a policy that allows satellite riders to get a package similar to that of the factory team is also the reason behind the current intense competition.

As a result, now there are several satellite riders who have managed to show their capacity and beat the factory riders.

“The riders are now much more professional,” said Rossi continued.

“They often practice and learn before the competition starts,” he said.

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“The riders are stressed, but for the audience watching at home is very exciting,” said Rossi.

Valentino Rossi and his competitors will continue the series of MotoGP 2020 sessions.

This weekend, the main Czech MotoGP race will be held at the Brno Circuit, Sunday (9/8/2020). (Fauzi Handoko Arif)

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