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Technical Director statement regarding MotoGP™ class tyre pressures Thursday, 12 May 2022 Following recent allegations in the media asserting that some MotoGP™ teams have breached or have been breaching the […]

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Technical Director statement regarding MotoGP class tyre pressures

Thursday, 12 May 2022

Following recent allegations in the media asserting that some MotoGP

teams have breached or have been breaching the regulations regarding tyre operating parameters, MotoGP

Technical Director Danny Aldridge has made the following statement.

“In cooperation with the MSMA and following a request from the MSMA, the Technical Direction of the Championship is currently in the process of evaluating a new tyre pressure monitoring protocol. This procedure must include the introduction of a unified sensor and receiver system, because it is the only way to have reliable data for scrutineering. In addition, a detailed protocol of how the new regulations will be enforced has been discussed with the MSMA and it has been unanimously agreed that it will not be implemented before the start of the 2023 season.

“This protocol has preliminary been agreed within the MSMA on the condition that it would be evaluated by all manufacturers during the 2022 season. To aid in this evaluation, all manufacturers have unanimously agreed to freely share their riders’ tyre data after each event with all other manufacturers; as this data is supplied voluntarily and the sensors are calibrated individually by each sensor manufacturer, it cannot currently be verified for its accuracy.

“As agreed between Michelin, FIM, IRTA, MSMA and Dorna, the tyre regulations will continue to be enforced as they have been for many years, under the control of the Technical Director and Michelin, until such time that the proposed new procedure is ready to be introduced.”

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Ninjette Newsbot All the news that's fit to excerpt Name: newsie Location: who knows? Join Date: Jun 2008 Motorcycle(s): only digital replicas Posts: Too much.	[roadracingworld.com] - MotoGP: Officials Addressing Allegations Of Tire Pressure Rul Technical Director statement regarding MotoGP™ class tyre pressures Thursday, 12 May 2022 Following recent allegations in the media asserting that some MotoGP™ teams have breached or have been breaching the […] The post MotoGP: Officials Addressing Allegations Of Tire Pressure Rule Violations appeared first on Roadracing World Magazine \| Motorcycle Riding, Racing & Tech News. Technical Director statement regarding MotoGP class tyre pressures Thursday, 12 May 2022 Following recent allegations in the media asserting that some MotoGP teams have breached or have been breaching the regulations regarding tyre operating parameters, MotoGP Technical Director Danny Aldridge has made the following statement. “In cooperation with the MSMA and following a request from the MSMA, the Technical Direction of the Championship is currently in the process of evaluating a new tyre pressure monitoring protocol. This procedure must include the introduction of a unified sensor and receiver system, because it is the only way to have reliable data for scrutineering. In addition, a detailed protocol of how the new regulations will be enforced has been discussed with the MSMA and it has been unanimously agreed that it will not be implemented before the start of the 2023 season. “This protocol has preliminary been agreed within the MSMA on the condition that it would be evaluated by all manufacturers during the 2022 season. To aid in this evaluation, all manufacturers have unanimously agreed to freely share their riders’ tyre data after each event with all other manufacturers; as this data is supplied voluntarily and the sensors are calibrated individually by each sensor manufacturer, it cannot currently be verified for its accuracy. “As agreed between Michelin, FIM, IRTA, MSMA and Dorna, the tyre regulations will continue to be enforced as they have been for many years, under the control of the Technical Director and Michelin, until such time that the proposed new procedure is ready to be introduced.” The post MotoGP: Officials Addressing Allegations Of Tire Pressure Rule Violations appeared first on Roadracing World Magazine \| Motorcycle Riding, Racing & Tech News. __________________________________________________ I'm a bot. I don't need no stinkin' signature...