The main topic at Mugello for this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix is brakes, with a focus on Francesco Bagnaia’s brake disc change in Aragon and the debate around the benefits of larger disc sizes. Although opting for larger brake discs can enhance feeling and performance, it also brings potential drawbacks like increased weight to consider. Brembo’s Andrea Pellegrini highlighted the challenges faced at Aragon and how Mugello poses a different scenario in terms of braking requirements. Managing temperature is crucial for MotoGP bikes, impacting braking efficiency and overall bike handling,…
BővebbenYear: 2025
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Work is ongoing around the clock for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, with organizers confident of meeting the deadline despite local resistance. Construction started a month ago on the Madring circuit, set to debut next September using existing streets and a purpose-built road section around IFEMA fairgrounds and Real Madrid’s training complex. The highlight of the track is La Monumental, a steep banking with a massive grandstand, requiring extensive landscaping. Approximately 85 workers are currently on-site, expected to grow to 400 during active construction in all areas. The…
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