Well, that's something really different in terms of watching "a lap aboard a MotoGP bike": while most of us expect yet another tank-mounted camera or the awesome footage a camera mounted on the lower fork provides, here's something different, but just as spectacular.
Even more, such a video is way more educational for the racing enthusiasts, as it provides essential hints on positioning before and during turns and so on... and this is one thing we rarely get to see, mostly because most of those responsible for this are stuck with the classic angles.
And one more great thing: we can hear the engine, as close to the source as it gets, and with little-to-non wind interference. And by all means, nothing beats a V engine, regardless of whether we're thinking about low revs or the insane acceleration of a MotoGP machine!
And one more great thing: we can hear the engine, as close to the source as it gets, and with little-to-non wind interference. And by all means, nothing beats a V engine, regardless of whether we're thinking about low revs or the insane acceleration of a MotoGP machine!
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