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Alors je pense que ca va raler mais tampis je balance ce que j ai sur le coeur!!
Vous ne pensez pas que les competences en matiere de developpement de lorenzo sont un peu a remettre en question parce que c est quand meme bizard que depuis le depart de rossi la ducati progresse et la Yam stagne voir retrograde niveau performance par rapport a l an passé!!!
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J'ai un article intéressant a faire lire a ce sujet,un petit clin d'oeil pour certains ...
Before becoming Jorge Lorenzo’s crew chief, Ramon Forcada worked with a number of top riders, first at Showa then on a typically nomadic way through the paddock. Alex Criville, Loris Capirossi, Max Biaggi, Carlos Checa, John Kocinski, Alex Barros, and Casey Stoner, to name a few.
It’s a rider that for me needs a good group around to build confidence, but (Stoner) has a very good base. He is able to understand things that are difficult. He can feel very small things. Compared with Casey, Jorge is more method than Casey. He is working a lot at the track and away from the track, working always. These are two young riders that have good potential.
Sure, Jorge is not a technician/rider. He is never asking what we do on the bike; general things yes, but never the details. Echoing his counterparts, Forcada said, This is not his job. Sometimes a rider wants to be more in technical matter, then this can be worse.
Then is a problem. If the rider says I have a problem, please solve it, doesn’t matter how,’ this is very good. He will say, We need to improve the traction,’ but if we do it by suspension, by power, or by the color of the bike, he doesn’t care.
http://www.sportrider.com/features/1...rew_chief.html