Brand-new MotoGP season will implement regulations 2012 with 1000cc engine
Ben Spies MotoGP impatient when entering the season of 2012. Yamaha rider claimed more suitable to use the 1000cc motor.
Brand-new MotoGP season will implement regulations of 2012, one of which is to increase engine power from 800cc to 1000cc. It is expected that the MotoGP will be more attractive to use 1000cc.
Last season a success Spies won Rookie of the Year with two podiums and one pole position with Yamaha Tech 3. However, the rider from the United States is assessing its performance can be more beautiful if you use the 1000cc engine.
"When 1000cc comes, everything will be much different. I can not wait for regulation, because my driving style would be better with the bike," said Spies as reported by Crash.net, Friday, March 4, 2011.
Spies proved successful using a 1000cc Superbike with won three titles and one Xtreme. Even so, his teammate Jorge Lorenzo of this season remains confident of success using a 800cc engine.
"I thought I did not make many mistakes using a 800cc. I live to improve several key elements and we have an important season this year, 'said Spies.
Yamaha's own plans to try to prototype their 1000cc motor in a test after the Italian MotoGP at Mugello, July 3, 2011.
MotoGP 2011 will start rolling March 20, 2011 in Qatar. A week before the official test will be third.
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