Moto GP Thread 2023
Discussion
Yazza54 said:
That would be a good hire I think
Hard to say how much of the failures have been down to puig though .. but sometimes change is good in general. A fresh perspective from someone with experience in the same field etc.
Its a great hire (I mentioned as much a couple of weeks ago).Hard to say how much of the failures have been down to puig though .. but sometimes change is good in general. A fresh perspective from someone with experience in the same field etc.
They've already got Ken Kawauchi as Technical Manager, who was with Brivio and Mir at Suzuki when they took the championship.
Zarco said:
Yazza54 said:
That would be a good hire I think
Hard to say how much of the failures have been down to puig though .. but sometimes change is good in general. A fresh perspective from someone with experience in the same field etc.
Its a great hire (I mentioned as much a couple of weeks ago).Hard to say how much of the failures have been down to puig though .. but sometimes change is good in general. A fresh perspective from someone with experience in the same field etc.
They've already got Ken Kawauchi as Technical Manager, who was with Brivio and Mir at Suzuki when they took the championship.
irrespective of previous achievements, he's been in charge during their worst slump in performance, the development of a dud bike and the departure of their star act, driven purely because of the poor performance.
Things need to change at Honda and that starts from the top...
520TORQUES said:
Yazza54 said:
I have a feeling things could turn round quite quickly for Honda now, but regardless Marc made the right choice.
I think Marini may have played a blinder for his career.
It's probably going to take years to sort their issues out.I think Marini may have played a blinder for his career.
Yazza54 said:
520TORQUES said:
Yazza54 said:
I have a feeling things could turn round quite quickly for Honda now, but regardless Marc made the right choice.
I think Marini may have played a blinder for his career.
It's probably going to take years to sort their issues out.I think Marini may have played a blinder for his career.
Yazza54 said:
I have a feeling things could turn round quite quickly for Honda now, but regardless Marc made the right choice.
I think Marini may have played a blinder for his career.
Agree with this. Already talk of Marc even possibly returning in '25 if the bike is improved next year, would be cool to see.I think Marini may have played a blinder for his career.
Marini was great at the test and the feedback from Mir was positive too (I think it's the first bit of positive feedback Mir has given all year). Puig needs to go and good riddance quite frankly. Couldn't believe his comments when asked about Marini, he was like yeah well we've lost Marc and we didn't really have many options, so we went with Luca. Way to welome a guy to your team.
Always liked Brivio, will be great to see him back in MotoGP and pairing up with Kawauchi, Mir etc as mentioned can only be a positive thing. He won championships with Rossi iirc so the pairing with Marini is cool too.
520TORQUES said:
It's probably going to take years to sort their issues out.
Yamaha, maybe (well, definitely) - but I don't think so with Honda. At least they are making radical changes.JRC1 said:
520TORQUES said:
It's probably going to take years to sort their issues out.
Yamaha, maybe (well, definitely) - but I don't think so with Honda. At least they are making radical changes.carlo996 said:
JRC1 said:
520TORQUES said:
It's probably going to take years to sort their issues out.
Yamaha, maybe (well, definitely) - but I don't think so with Honda. At least they are making radical changes.
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