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Yamaha ‘saw light’ at the end of “longest season ever” in MotoGP | MotoGP

December 27, 2024 3 Min Read
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Yamaha boss Massimo Meregalli says the struggling Japanese producer “began seeing some gentle” after the 2024 MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix amid “the longest season ever”.

Having slumped down the order in 2023 from being title contenders the yr earlier than to occasional podium finishers, 2024 proved to be Yamaha’s lowest level within the fashionable MotoGP period.

It failed to attain a single podium for the primary time within the four-stroke period, whereas it managed simply 124 factors within the constructors’ championship in comparison with the 196 it achieved in 2023.

However Meregalli believes Yamaha from the Aragon GP has began to show issues round.

That holds some advantage when considering Yamaha’s greatest grand prix results of the yr coming within the penultimate spherical of the calendar in Malaysia, when Fabio Quartararo rode to a robust sixth place on the M1.

“For positive it has been the longest season ever, however I actually like the hassle that each one of us put on this season,” Meregalli advised MotoGP’s official web site.

“We by no means gave up, particularly after Aragon we began seeing some outcomes of this work that we have now been doing up till then.

“It’s rewarding as a result of once you work laborious and also you don’t see any outcomes, issues change into much more heavy and hard to deal with.

“However, ranging from Aragon we began seeing some gentle that we might additionally keep.

“Primarily, I’ve to say, the aerodynamics engineers actually labored laborious and the riders actually began understanding how the aerodynamics labored once we did it back-to-back.

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“So, once we went again to the primary steps of aerodynamics they actually understood the good thing about the newest aerodynamics.”

Regardless of its lack of outcomes, Yamaha has seemed like a producer strengthening itself in 2024.

It managed to safe 2021 world champion Quartararo to a brand new two-year contract, whereas additionally extending Alex Rins to the top of 2026.

Yamaha snared groups’ world champions Pramac from Ducati as a satellite tv for pc companion for 2025, whereas new technical boss Max Bartolini has been capable of get the Japanese model to change its method to growth.

This has been made most clear by the revelation that Yamaha is engaged on a V4 for the primary time.

Reflecting on 2024 additional, Meregalli heaped reward on Quartararo.

“Fabio is likely one of the guys who places plenty of effort in and likewise he tried to adapt himself,” he added.

“When you must change the best way you must journey the bike, it isn’t simple.” 

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