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Increased grip now the target for Yamaha in MotoGP
Both Maverick Vinales and Valentino Rossi believe the engine choice for next year's MotoGP season was made ‘quite easily' and now the search for more rear grip continues. Yamaha wheeled electronics guru Michele Gadda out of the Pata Yamaha WorldSBK squad mid-season and into the MotoGP setup (although his role is across both) to work on the electronic side of the equation but the chassis - mechanical grip - also needs work. 'Yeah I think from the engines that we tried in these days, it’s quite easy to make a decision,” said Rossi. 'For me, we have a lot of work to do, especially if we want to try and be competitive with Honda and Ducati, but also with Suzuki. So, I hope Yamaha...
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