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yamaha WSBK shocker
- Thread starter Agemax
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JEEPRUSTY
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Maybe they are just not willing to invest in a saturated market segment?
Thanks,
Joe
TheCafeKid
Guest
Not surprising really. I suspect with the one bike rules change next year, and privateer teams being competitive, we may see a slew of factory teams withdraw from SBK. I'm sure they'll continue to support their privateer teams but it's not economically sensible to continue to fund factory teams in a circuit that is based largely on what already available. The GP is the future to these guys as far as learning and designing and testing new ideas. Which bums me out that, combined with their currently slumping and aging lineup, it sounds as though Suzuki may be pulling out of the GP.
English Bulldog
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Both have won this year, Spies won it all a couple of years ago
The Japanese philosophy is for different MFG. to rotate in popularity levels where they take a turn in the spotlight and a turn in the closet. They'll be back someday with technology they designed or a copy of someone else's.
I'm not current on the latest WSBK news but losing Yamaha isn't as big of a deal as who gets put in their place.
