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Aero "last piece of puzzle" in MotoGP bike development, says Miller
Aero devices have become increasingly popular in MotoGP since Ducati introduced winglets on its bike in the mid-2010s, prompting other manufacturers to follow suit. The use of excessive aerodynamics has sparked controversy over its impact on racing quality. In 2024, bike makers like Aprilia and KTM pushed the boundaries by investing more in radical wings and fairings. Rider Miller believes that aero provides a cost-effective way of enhancing MotoGP bike performance and sees it as the final frontier yet to be fully explored by manufacturers. Aprilia made waves in pre-season testing with a revamped version of the RS-GP, emphasizing the evolving nature of the sport and the importance of aerodynamics in achieving success on the track.
