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Hayden: 'Lack of power is demoralising'
For 2014, the 2006 World Champion switches from Ducati Team to Drive M7 Aspar, riding the all-new Honda RCV1000R motorcycle. However, the American admitted to feeling rather dissatisfied on Thursday. "Well, with the power there is not really a whole lot we can do here (at Sepang), but we know we...
Published on February 11 2014, 21:36
Source: www.motogp.com
Drive M7 Honda's Nicky Hayden is hopeful the tight and twisty nature of Jerez could play into the hands of the Production Hondas at this weekend's MotoGP as the factory bikes will not be able to exploit their power advantage. Hayden, and Britain's Scott Redding, have been hampered by a lack of...
Former MotoGP World Champion Nicky Hayden left the three-day MotoGP Sepang 'demoralised' by the lack of power available from the Open class Honda RCV1000R and now faces an uphill battle to catch a flying Aleix Espargaro. On supposedly equal machinery, Hayden was 1.6s slower than the Forward...
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