MotoGP teams can only offer information that can help the driver through the Pit Board. For example, the team was informed that the opponent speeding.
Also if there is a point on the other side of the circuit still wet and the riders know about halitu.
So Pit Board is the only communication with the team riders.
So the team has never intervened? Brivio (SuzukiEcstar) revealed: "Yes, but we have a bit of a problem because we do not have a radio as used in Formula 1.
That means when the riders really want to get information, then he must pass the finish line, notice boards and complete one lap before he can actually get into the pit. One or two laps this can make the difference between winning or losing. "
Cecchinello (LCR Honda) added: "The reason we do not use the radio not only because the cost is expensive, but also the fact that it would be dangerous distractions for drivers. Unlike Formula 1 driver.
Physical MotoGP rider continues to move around the motor in a way that is very sensitive. Any any disruption can be very dangerous for them. "
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