Valentino Rossi MotoGP Supports Plan to return to the 1000cc engine
The idea of using 1,000 cc engine in MotoGP win the support of Valentino Rossi. What is the reason why support world champion? Thoughts on the 1000 cc engine proposed by the President of the FIM (Federation Internationale de Automobile) Vito Ippolito. According to these concepts will make the competition more interesting.
This idea began to gain support, one of Rossi. "I would like to return to MotoGP in 1000 cc, and these ideas will reduce 70 percent of electronic equipment available today,"said Rossi told RAI Sport Visordown reported." I think it's a fair inference," added the doctor. FIAT Yamaaha pilot was aware that this is not easy to achieve the plan. "Unfortunately, so far, not many rules depending on the support plan and everyone is obliged to act. We need to make borders, but with a clever way, "he said. Currently using Moto 800cc four-stroke engine. This era has begun since 2007, when the FIM 990cc lowering of standards that have been used since 2002. Rossi himself is one of the 800cc drivers who criticize because many electronic devices are used.
This idea began to gain support, one of Rossi. "I would like to return to MotoGP in 1000 cc, and these ideas will reduce 70 percent of electronic equipment available today,"said Rossi told RAI Sport Visordown reported." I think it's a fair inference," added the doctor. FIAT Yamaaha pilot was aware that this is not easy to achieve the plan. "Unfortunately, so far, not many rules depending on the support plan and everyone is obliged to act. We need to make borders, but with a clever way, "he said. Currently using Moto 800cc four-stroke engine. This era has begun since 2007, when the FIM 990cc lowering of standards that have been used since 2002. Rossi himself is one of the 800cc drivers who criticize because many electronic devices are used.
Source: http://www.zimbio.com/MotoGP/articles/wQXHKlv86rA/Valentino+Rossi+MotoGP+Supports+Plan+return
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