Reflecting on 2021 even the Yamaha M1 is the slowest motorbike compared to the others, with an average speed of 325.35 km/h, far from what its competitors do.
But there is an interesting thing here, they will not be able to win if they compete in a straight line but they can be said to be one who is well balanced in maneuvers.
On the other hand, Ducati can still be quite good now but this lack of Ducati is inversely proportional to Yamaha, which indeed they rely more on speed but their maneuvers tend to be inferior to Yamaha or Suzuki.
From the first this has happened very often where Ducati only evolved to a speed on the straight track but did not consider the speed in the corners or their maneuvers so that Ducati riders must always be able to balance their bikes when entering corners and exiting corners.But there is an interesting thing here, they will not be able to win if they compete in a straight line but they can be said to be one who is well balanced in maneuvers.
On the other hand, Ducati can still be quite good now but this lack of Ducati is inversely proportional to Yamaha, which indeed they rely more on speed but their maneuvers tend to be inferior to Yamaha or Suzuki.
But if you look at the last two years where Suzuki won the MotoGP championship in 2020 and was followed by Yamaha in 2021, then Ducati should have opened their eyes to this because just relying on speed on the straight track will not always be enough to become MotoGP world champion.
2021 Bagnaia was runner-up and Miller was ranked fourth, of course this is a positive note for them to go through this season because indeed the possibility will be even greater now.
