MotoGP Conversation Analysis

And yesterday we caught a conversation with Fabio Di Giannantonio.

And I want you to pay attention, because even though the conversation is from yesterday,

after the

sprint, beyond the problems Pecco mentions,

it's the attitude

he has, because Di Giannantonio tries to suggest

solutions

and say, "Hey, try this, change that."

And Pecco is completely closed off. Look.

But why? How is that possible?

Ah,

probably braking with the clutch pulled in.

Why are you using the little thing

at the— rear?

You know that's the least of the problems, if I tell you—

But that, the, the big rear seat cowl.

I use what they tell me to use.

But look, it's—

I've tried it, I've tried everything. I'm just saying that, for me, soft and medium don't

make

any difference at the front.

That specifically— at the front?

To me, the soft and medium are exactly the same.

And mine— the soft used since this morning and the soft from

qualifying are the same.

At the rear. Same grip. Anyway, you start braking

as if you were pulling

the clutch as soon as you touch the brake.

No, I get it, but I think they use a

so-called configuration

that's normal, probably, like mine, which is fairly basic.

Mm-hm.

I don't think so, I mean.

They won't let me do it, so...

Then it's

the same.