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Rins: Leg injury not the reason for poor results
Alex Rins has stressed that his lack of competitiveness at struggling Yamaha has nothing to do with the limp with which he ...
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Rins: Yamaha MotoGP bike “very different” to the Suzuki
Rins moved to LCR Honda in 2023 after Suzuki, with whom he raced from his debut season in 2017, elected to quit MotoGP at the end of last year. Despite winning Honda’s only grand prix in 2023 in ...
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Alex Rins Unveils Game-Changing 'Ducati-Style' Ride-Height System for Thai MotoGP
Alex Rins and Yamaha are set to test a groundbreaking ride-height system inspired by Ducati technology at the upcoming Thai MotoGP. With its roots in Ducati's original system, first introduced in ...
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Alex Rins to re-try ‘automatic’ Yamaha ride-height device at Thai MotoGP
Alex Rins has revealed he will re-try a ‘Ducati-style’ automatic ride-height system during this weekend’s Thai MotoGP. Rather than pressing a button to instantly lower the M1 on the exit of ...
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Honda “have better edge grip, better traction, more top speed” than Yamaha - Alex Rins
Alex Rins crashed out of the MotoGP Thai Grand Prix last weekend, but was able to use the race to confirm ideas he had about the performance of his Yamaha YZR-M1. In general, Rins faced the same ...