Prediction of Moto1 (substitute MotoGP in 2012) larger than the prototype MotoGP bike, it seems still quite far from expectations. The reason is based on independent tests conducted by Suter using BMW engines S1000RR 2011, its performance is still quite far from the MotoGP is the difference in 4 seconds behind Karel Abraham (one of the youngest rider in MotoGP).
Private test session conducted by Suter-BMW at the Jerez circuit Spain (time not specified) with 2 people that is their test rider Damian Cudlin and Carmelo Morales, explaining that her character is very similar to the Moto2. Unfortunately Moto1 perceived power is still lacking, and this is the greatest obstacle.
"This test session purely from BMW, considering Dorna BMW Motorsport took part prohibits racing their own mass production system Claiming Rules apply aka Team (CRT). So they have to use prototype parts, "explained Michael Bartholemy VDS Racing team boss Marc Moto2.
There is no real time difference which was released by Suter-BMW itself. However, if the fastest time this is the worst picture, whether the future can match the fastest lap fastest lap of the MotoGP 800 cc right now? Hoping only for the difference is not too big.
Private test session conducted by Suter-BMW at the Jerez circuit Spain (time not specified) with 2 people that is their test rider Damian Cudlin and Carmelo Morales, explaining that her character is very similar to the Moto2. Unfortunately Moto1 perceived power is still lacking, and this is the greatest obstacle.
"This test session purely from BMW, considering Dorna BMW Motorsport took part prohibits racing their own mass production system Claiming Rules apply aka Team (CRT). So they have to use prototype parts, "explained Michael Bartholemy VDS Racing team boss Marc Moto2.
There is no real time difference which was released by Suter-BMW itself. However, if the fastest time this is the worst picture, whether the future can match the fastest lap fastest lap of the MotoGP 800 cc right now? Hoping only for the difference is not too big.
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