Since Liberty Media acquired MotoGP, many changes have been made to the current race weekend, and Davide Brivio thinks they need to make one change to make the premier class even more ‘surprising’.
Given how successful the Independent Media project has been in F1, it seems natural for the US Congress to translate some of its successful initiatives into the premier class of Grand Prix motorcycle racing.
So far, several changes have been suggested, among them A ‘mega’ weekend that includes both F1 and MotoGPalso takes its premier class four-wheeled counterpart to some of the most daring street circuits on the calendar.
Dorna CEO Carmelo Izpeleta confirmed that the road districts are on the wayBut the amendment David Brivio I wondered how MotoGP would bring more F1 race weekends.
David Brivio outlines changes needed to make MotoGP race weekend ‘more spectacular’
during the Interview With GPon in the MotoGP pre-race at Sepang, the Tracking house Boss gave his opinion on the current race weekend format and how it could be improved.
He said: “It’s my personal opinion, but I don’t like Friday afternoons, when you have to be in the top ten already and it affects the whole weekend.
“Friday’s race has to be qualifying, and there has to be a proper qualifying session for Sunday’s race, so you have two different lineups and if something goes wrong on Friday afternoon, you don’t compromise the weekend.
“In my opinion, it will be more impressive, it will create more interest, and more results will follow at the end of the week.
“This means that the sport side works, we have great riders with a lot of technical competition and very committed manufacturers and as usual everything can improve.
“But I believe that freedom is prioritized now through advertising and the media.”
F1 currently runs its sessions on sprint weekends in the same way that Brivio explained, and focuses more on the shorter format sessions as their own stand-alone events.
Marc Marquez’s sprint dominance last season We’ve seen many call for improvements in the way they’re handled, and Brivio’s proposal could be the first real sign that liberal media is leaving on the sport.
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There were also important changes in the Sprint race section KTM will call MotoGP to install the cost capital To promote a better standard of racing.
The Austrian developer believes the limits on the financial capabilities of the teams would be good for the sport, but many feel the same now. MotoGP discounts system It works with properly managed groups already.
One of the changes set to take effect this season is the introduction of team radio, which has been trialled by some drivers ahead of its arrival.
Marquez doesn’t see the point in MotoGP riders having radios.With the lack of strategy calls that occur compared to F1, it remains to be seen how useful each driver will be once they’re plugged in.
