MOTOGP » Water, electric complicate Rossi’s Sepang return

26 February 2013
Water, electric complicate Rossi’s Sepang return
“The second thing is that with these type of electronics you have to open the throttle and trust the system a lot. These are the two big differences in riding style.

“I am still learning, but already at this test I feel better with the bike. I just need some kilometres to arrive at the very limit.”

Team-mate and reigning double MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo was second fastest, 0.235s from Pedrosa. Testing at Sepang continues for the next two days.


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by Peter McLaren

Tagged as: Honda , Yamaha , Ducati , Dani Pedrosa , Valentino Rossi , Jorge Lorenzo , Bridgestone , Sepang , 2013 MotoGP
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