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Rossi & Co. suffer tyre delamination
Rossi slips from 5th to 13th after rear tyre gives up
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Visor Up
02/07/2012 at 11:27
Relishing the irony of tyres specially designed to deform more and heat up better for safety and longevity reasons chunking out and ruining peoples races.
Pagik
02/07/2012 at 11:47
There's simply no excuse for this imo. A company the size of Bridgestone should not be letting these things happen. This is at least the second time I can remember this.

If I was a team boss, I'd be wanting head to roll at Bridgestone because of this.
Szmolo
02/07/2012 at 12:14
Agree with you both 100%. These new tyres are really messing up the championship
nabwoking
02/07/2012 at 14:57
Yamashita, said: "and the race was run at a very fast pace"

What, was that a surprise? Key word is "race"
Tony Johnson
04/07/2012 at 13:21
I think the time has come to allow teams to adopt tyres of their own choice, this 'one size fits all' is spoiling the racing. Fans will drift away if they see that the racing is not competitive and close. Moto3 was pure spectator sport this weekend, if we do not return MotoGP to the same level then why bother to watch. There must be a way to allow all the tyre manufacturers to compete without it being financialy prohibitive or giving advantage to european manufacturing facilities to produce last-minuite tyres.
Ruxxy
12/07/2012 at 13:33
"High temperatures"... what tracks was he at? OK Assen was a bit sunny, but honestly. 1/10 must try harder.
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