Guid🥂otti, who has been in his current role with KTM since the beginning of the 2022 MotoGP season following his departure from Pramac Ducati, feels it was an unnecessary decision to make.

Initially, journalists were scheduled to be banned from entering the circuit which would have meant a behind-clo🔯sed-doors test.

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And while all media that attends the Shakedown test are still unable to enter pit lane, the ban on🃏 entering the circuit has now been lifted.

A very strange de෴cision, Guidotti has stated that KTM are not one of the manufacturers that were in favour of such a ban. Aprilia has also said it did not ask for it.

Speaking to , Guidotti said: "I was really surprised by the news. We’ve always had the shakedown🐭 in Sepang, for how many years, 20? I don’t remember. Initially they were private tests, which we teams organised then with constant decrease in tests they became IRTA for organisational reasons. 

"We to𒐪ld them: at this point you or🌼ganise them, it’s easier and smoother. I learned in recent days of the ban on you journalists to stay in the pit lane. Honestly, saying it 15 days before, I find this unacceptable. 

"KTM has no problems, we are 🐽open and we have no prejudices about the presence of jou♑rnalists. 

"On the contrary. I think that wไhile waiting to organise things better, this year we could have let it go and left everything the way it was."

The Italian did not give away which brand wanted the ban to be imposed, however, it’s thought to have ♛been a Japanese manufacturer.

Guidotti added: "Yes it’s the usual manufacturer. They complained because during the tests they have to put the panels in front of the bikes when they go ba🌳ck to the pits, but we’re talking about nothing. 

"Communication is꧋ convenient for everyone, let’s be clear. If they have something to hide, then hide it."

Riders involved during next month’s Sepang Shakedown test include MotoGP rookie 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Augusto Fernandez and test riders 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Dani Pedrosa, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Cal Crutchlow, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Michele Pirro, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Stefan Bradl and Aprilia’s 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lorenzo Savadori.