Suzuki won’t give the GSX-RR to Rins, who asked for it as a keepsake. Indeed, the future of MotoGP is only one, to be left speechless!
This was the team’s last year Suzuki in the MotoGP World Championship. A retreat definitive or provisional, as happened other times in the past? Only time will tell, but his drivers certainly weren’t happy about it. On the contrary, Alex Rins he wanted to give one last demonstration of strength to Suzuki, to prove that it was wrong. Even if it wouldn’t have helped… Later the Spanish rider asked for a gift to its former brand. Which not only said to nobut has a very different program for all motorcycle made so far.
Suzuki, that’s absurd!
Driver #42 tried hard. As soon as won the GP of Valenciahis last race with Suzuki colors, Alex Rins he asked a specific question. “Now give me my bike, I deserve it!” Request then repeated during the official press conference of the podium trio, therefore including him. But Suzuki he turned a deaf ear, indeed he maintained that he could only give the bike to Rins if he had it bought. The Spaniard tried again during the EICMA, obtaining only silence. But what will be the fate of the beautiful blue MotoGP bikes? The worst, as confirmed by Livio Suppo. “Two of these bikes will end up in a museum, the others will be destroyed. All Japanese manufacturers do it for tax reasons” the former Suzuki team manager told motorcyclesport.net. Rather than reward its pilot, this will be the end in the factory: a conclusion thatincredible.
Not like Yamaha
Still at EICMA instead the house of Iwata had wanted reward his 2021 world champion. Fabio Quartararo in fact, he received the M1 from that stellar season. A memory, but also a caress for his ace after the disappointment in the tests and the not exactly veiled dig of the Frenchman. Yamaha in the meantime he pampers him like this, in the hope that they will pose in Japan remedy to problems. What Suzuki didn’t do: the cold choice to withdraw, decided at the factory, with even Shinichi Sahara who did theimpossible to change his countrymen’s minds. Nothing has changed however, so Suzuki has closed its doors in MotoGP. What’s more, ignoring his pilot’s request. It would have been a good memory, a consolation prizegiven that he has a very tough challenge ahead of him Honda…
