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MotoGP Tech Boss Hits Back at Criticism of Stability Control
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MotoGP riders divided over ‘easy’ stability control update ahead of Austrian GP
MotoGP has introduced a significant new electronic update to the championship, with the latest ECU featuring a stability control function. While traction control has been in place since the unified ECU software was introduced in 2016, it will now be joined by stability control. The system measures additional parameters such as the degree of sideways movement relative to forward momentum and lean angle, before deciding whether to reduce torque. O…
MotoGP debuts this weekend, at the Austrian Grand Prix, the first stability control system in its history, an electronic innovation integrated into the single control unit (ECU) that seeks to reduce the risk of highside crashes. Since 2016, the MotoGP World Championship has unified the electronics of all the motorcycles on the grid, regardless of manufacturer, choosing as its supplier the Italian brand Marelli, a partner of Ducati and responsibl…
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