Dovizioso: Factory or Satellite? Now the difference is small Full story 👉 MotoGP
“Because if the bike spec is the same, and if you have the Factory support, the engineers are the same. The engineers are taking part in the same meetings. They are doing everything together. Always the same things.“The difference can be the relationship you have with your engineer [crew chief] and if the engineer has experience with the manufacturer to know how to manage all the details,” Dovizioso explained.
“It's not about being in a Factory team and then you have more support or better material. If [the Factory] wants, they can give you everything the same [as the Official riders].” Clarifying that his own well-publicised issues with the M1 this season are not due to receiving less technical support as a Satellite rider, but rather the bike's inherent character grating with own his riding style, a stance supported by Morbidelli’s near identical struggles at the Factory Yamaha team, Dovizioso added:
“I think the support is OK, I don't have a problem to Yamaha. I think Yamaha can make something better overall [with the bike, but] it's not [specifically] about me, to be clear.”
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