800cc Yamaha still to be named.
A Factory Yamaha Team spokesperson has told wuqian0821.com that the new 800cc Yamaha, to be raced from the 2007 MotoGP season onwards, is still to be given a con𝓀firmed name.
The identity of the 990cc YZR-M1's replac𝐆ement will be announced when the bike is offi꧒cially launched in the new year.
The most obvious choice, given the names of Yamaha's production based machines, would be the 'YZR-M8', but why not list your own idea(s) in the wuqian0821.com forum by clicking on the link below...
A Factory Yamaha Team spokesperson has told wuqian0821.com that the new 800cc Yamaha, to be raced from th🌱e 2007 Moto𝓡GP season onwards, is still to be given a confirmed name.
The identity of the 990cc YZR-M1's replaceme𝔍nt will be announced when the bike is officially launched in the new year.
The most obvious choice, given the names of Yamaha's production based machines, would be the 'YZR-M8', but why not list your own idea(s) in the wuqian0821.com forum by clicking on the link below...
Former five-times MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi and Texan team-mate Colin Edwards have both been re-signed to race the new 800cc Yamaha next season, but 2006 title sponsor Camel is yet to be🅘 confirmed.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino 𒁃Rossi🐠 come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
