Riding a bike at 340 km/h (211 mph) as a way to make a living is a very serious business, and it takes more than the guts of throttling really hard in a straight line on the open highway for a minute or so.
And when it comes to the money the teams and sponsors are investing in MotoGP, things are even more serious, especially as some thousandths of a second can make the difference between the winner and the second place... as it indeed happens on a regular basis.
However, these riders, technicians and mechanics are not always grim and frowning as most of us get to see them during the races or even tests. So here's a nice movie from MotoGP themselves, grouping together some of the funniest moments recorded during the pre-season tests this year.
We smiled broadly seeing the Spaniards and Italian riders so shy because of their bad spoken English skills. And we just know that they're all speaking another common language out there on the track, the language of split seconds and horsepower...
However, these riders, technicians and mechanics are not always grim and frowning as most of us get to see them during the races or even tests. So here's a nice movie from MotoGP themselves, grouping together some of the funniest moments recorded during the pre-season tests this year.
We smiled broadly seeing the Spaniards and Italian riders so shy because of their bad spoken English skills. And we just know that they're all speaking another common language out there on the track, the language of split seconds and horsepower...
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