MotoGP: Evolution of a Species
Jan 01 2009
•Get an inside look at state-of-the-art MotoGP™ bikes with this program that traces their evolution from the original 990cc four-stroke class in 2002 through 2009’s 800cc bikes and examines the increasingly important role of electronics. MotoGP™ world champion Valentino Rossi and other experts — including riders, crew chiefs and engineers — shed light on the various developments. Other features include a look at the new Moto2™ and bike profiles.
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