L’ultimo week end del mondiale MotoGP 2021 altro non è che un gigantesco e meritato saluto a Valentino Rossi ed è la gara a fare da contorno.
Forse tutto è a tratti esagerato negli sconfinamenti mistico-religiosi e strappalacrime ma sicuramente dovuto per quello che è stato un simbolo delle corse in moto dell’ultima era.
A Rossi il merito di aver fatto diventare mainstream uno sport che, senza di lui, non lo sarebbe mai stato, merito che fa passare, almeno per oggi, in secondo piano tutte le alterazioni da ultrà che questa visione ha portato in un mondo che certe cose non se le aspettava, soprattutto da parte di chi questo fenomeno lo ha sfruttato.
A Valencia va in scena una gara che vede Ducati dominare senza se e senza ma, con un Bagnaia ed un Martin impeccabili ed un Miller che dimostra di meritare comunque la moto rossa. A questi vanno aggiunti uno Zarco competitivo ed un Bastianini tanto forte e meritevole quanto ignorato dai media, forse per il suo non essere della crew. Da menzionare, poco altro, se non le Suzuki tornate in forma e un Quartararo che pensa alle vacanze.
Ah, a proposito, lascia la MotoGP anche Petrucci, uno che non dovrebbe andare via e di cui questa settimana si è parlato poco e niente. Peccato.
Ma è l’addio del 46, la cosa da festeggiare oggi. Nella speranza che, al netto di tutti i talenti che questo sport ci regalerà, si cercherà di puntare un po’ di più sul movimento e non esclusivamente sui singoli, proprio per non dover soffrire così in giornate come queste, a causa di un all in forse un po’ esagerato.
Minicronaca
Al via Martin prende subito metri ma con lui c’è Miller poi Mir, Bagnaia, Rins, Quartararo, Binder Aleix Espargaro, e Rossi davanti a Zarco.
Bastano pochi giri per capire che Miller non ha il passo.
Ce l’ha invece Mir che però deve cedere a Bagnaia in rettilineo.
La potenza Ducati non basta però perché Rins fa il giro veloce e passa anche davanti al suo compagno di squadra per andare a cercare le due Ducati in fuga.
A meno 13 Bagnaia passa e rimane in testa dopo diversi tentativi. Alle loro spalle tutto uguale ad eccezione della performance di Zarco, in risalita, e di Bastianini da 19° a 9° davanti a Rossi.
Pochi giri in più sono quelli che servono a Miller per ritrovare grip e crono e passare Mir. Sono tre le Ducati davanti a tutti.
Finisce così: Bagnaia, Martin, Miller, Mir, Quartararo, Zarco, Binder, Bastianini, Aleix Espargaro, Rossi che chiude i 10 e la carriera da 10 e lode!
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Bagnaia
Vince, stravince e convince.
Nient’altro da aggiungere. Moto migliore e pilota più in forma oggi le hanno suonate a tutti.
Voto 10
Martin
Qualcosa in più che il miglior rookie. Martin è già un veterano, uno di cui aver letteralmente paura. E’ un top rider spaventoso, forse uno dei più grandi talenti degli ultimi anni.
Voto 10
Miller
Da vero eroe romantico soffre per quasi tutta la gara e poi fa podio.
Il lato old school del motociclismo e del protagonista sofferente a cui manca sempre qualcosa per trionfare. Ci piace anche per questo.
Voto 9
Mir
Da campione del mondo uscente, molto uscente, fa una gara onesta ma cede un podio che avrabbe avuto molto significato. Invece niente.
Voto 7,5
Quartararo
In vacanza dal giorno in cui ha vinto il mondiale, è evidente che gli mancano le motivazioni. La stanchezza è comprensibile ma è atteso per la sua difesa del titolo.
Voto 6,5
Zarco
Fa il suo dovere ma è evidente che il suo campionato è iniziato con altre aspettative. Da capire come andrà a finire…
Voto 6,5
Binder
Un po’ opaco, un po’ anonimo, è comunque la miglior KTM al traguardo, segno che ci mette più di tutti i suoi compagni di marca e che forse è la moto austriaca ad aver avuto uno stop.
Voto 7
Bastianini
Una rimonta da film sportivo strappalacrime. Un personaggio non personaggio inspiegabilmente (si fa per dire) ignorato dai media. Una evento sportivo può avere un vincitore solo ma di certo Enea ha vinto il suo mondiale.
Voto 8,5
Aleix Espargaro
Aprilia è migliorata e lui è il rappresentante della crescita di Noale.
Forse il risultato non rappresenta al 100%, almeno oggi, la situazione della casa italiana, eppure c’è molto di buono.
Voto 7
Rossi
Forse questa è la gara del 2021 in cui si diverte di più.
Leggero e scarico di ogni pressione e responsabilità, girando per godersi la festa, è arrivato un 10° posto che sa, almeno nel cuore, di decimo titolo.
Voto 10 e lode alla carriera
DISCLAIMER Usually those who spoil parties are never nice and seem to do so out of envy, spite, or who knows what. Assuming that this is the case, that is, that we are indeed spoiling a party, it is good to clarify the meaning of this piece. The only purpose is to protect all those who might, as collateral victims, stumble upon a matter that is likely to be unclear. Obviously we believe in the good faith of all parties involved, but at the same time we would like to point out some doubts about the matter. Many things do not add up and we raise a flag. If we got something wrong, we are ready to rectify it. For the last time, we would be happy if this whole affair was a big misunderstanding.
All the documentation, recorded phone calls, emails and communications we have collected, is available to the Judiciary.
PROLOGUE
Since May 6 on this site we have been busy seeking information and clearing some doubts about the communicated partnership between Tanal Entertainment Sport and Media, and VR46 with the sponsorship of Aramco, for the 2022 MotoGP adventure on Ducati.
With the VR46 partnership statements still fresh, some doubts were already coming to light, unfortunately only on our part, related to the fact that, first of all, there were no signatures or quotation marks in the press release, and then the first denials from the oil company had already arrived.
FIRST DENIALS
More than three months, almost four, have passed since late April, and there have been two more denials. The first came in late June and the second, in Assen. The latter is really the heaviest, as it came from the mouth of the CEO of the oil company, Aramco Oversea, Al Murri.
Let us briefly give a summary history.
1) Denial by Aramco's press account, Adam Jibali, contact person for the Brunswick Group agency, which handles Aramco 's relations not in the UK but around the world.
"There is no strategic agreement between Aramco and VR46. There has never been any business relationship between Tanal Entertainment and Aramco." That alone would have been enough to worry about.
2) Some sites would later receive requests from Aramco Uk regarding the removal of the news of the Aramco deal from the news sites complete with a request for correction and with an official statement about Aramco 's absolute unrelatedness to VR46 and MotoGP. Few concerns here either, except from a handful of professionals, only foreigners.
3) To close, the CEO of Aramco Oversea, host of the Pramac team, would again and personally deny being involved in the deal. When the prince's words were allegedly pointed out to him, he would reply, "Do you know how many princes we have in Saudi Arabia?" A statement-an explanation that is hard to ignore.
It must be said, however, that Aramco could and could have made a little more effort to deny and say, on the record and once and for all, the same things it has been saying to various journalists face to face or mail to mail, in short, as it did to us.
These three boulders, with the addition of the latest denial that we also received directly from Brunswick Group on July 27, clarify Aramco 's point of view and downplay the repeated reassurances that allegedly came from the Saudi Prince. Arguably, despite the undoubted good faith, there is some distance between willingness to sponsor directly (through Aramco) or indirectly, by having Aramco go through Tanal Entertainment, and actually being able to do so lightly, ending up in the hull with certain brands. Provided everything is true, including the prince appearing in photographs alongside reassuring statements, but never in a video or in person.And allow us, everyone is free to have doubts and manifest them. Not least because Tanal Global Holding is one thing, and Tanal Entertainment Sport and media, another--and we will see that at least one of the two does not seem to exist.
SAUDI PRINCE'S ITALIAN ADVISER AND STRANGE PRESS OFFICE
We were recently contacted by the Prince's Councilor, Architect Marco Bernardini, who wanted us to make some clarifications, which, however, are nothing more than statements similar to those already issued through communiqués.
We point out that at the Order of Architects we could not find but one namesake in Liguria. "Our" Architect Marco Bernardini, we are not aware of.
Returning to the phone call, the architect was keen to illustrate how from the site Tanal and the network of releases, we could have inferred the goodness and absolute reliability of the initiative. Too bad the architect was not referring to Tanal Global Holding but to Tanal Entertainment, and there is no trace of the latter on the web.
We were later written to by Ms. Arianna Pasquale (we found no trace of her anywhere), Head Press Officer of Tanal Entertainment and Media, who, however, raised further doubts and perplexities in us. Let us see them.
EMAIL ADDRESS AND PRESS OFFICE
We found it quite peculiar that a multinational communications company with a dedicated site does not have a personalized email address, although in fact Tanal Entertainment does not have a site at all. The email came to us from tanalentertainment.press@gmail.com
This is unheard of in a similar field.
They make cities of the future and don't have a dedicated corporate email.
The same message, signed by Arianna Pasquale, contained no phone number, either personal or from the office.
The job of a press office is to get tracked down to provide information and clarification. This is not the case here.
The office has no address, email, landline, mobile, fax, etc. A website is not listed either. We went looking for it. And we did not find it.
Tanal Entertainment and Media is running several million-dollar partnerships with several international partners and has no website. We did, however, find that of Tanal Global Holding, which is also troubling.
Mail Press Office
DOUBTS ON THE WEBSITE OF MULTINATIONAL TANAL GLOBAL HOLDING
First, the mismatch between Tanal Entertainment and Tanal Global Holding. The website of Tanal Global Holdings with the S https://www.tanalglobalholdings.com/ is quite unique.
It is first of all made with a program for pre-packaged sites, specifically Jimdo. One can make a site there for a few euros by copying from various pre-packaged templates.
A multinational company that does billion-dollar projects did not contract a web agency to make its site. Quite unique.
And still it shows. The site is sloppily made.
Multilingualism is also not present. This is also quite strange for a multinational company that operates in 37 countries around the world.
THE NEWS IS NOT THERE
With all the high prestige and visibility initiatives, the news section is strangely under construction. Announcements are sent out, so the news would be there, but strangely it is not on the site. This is the first case of this kind for a high-level holding company. And also of a somewhat lower level.
President and Vice Presidents of Tanal Global Holdings are two Saudi princes whose names, however, are slightly different from those of the royal family found on Wikipedia, to be clear, even though they correspond to the owners of Tanal Entertainment Sport and Media.
It may happen that some transcripts are not quite identical.
We can overlook that as well.
There is a global network with a map and cities where the locations would be. However, there is not even an address to reach them. Not even an address of even one location. Yet we are talking about about 40 locations in 37 countries around the world, no continent excluded.
As advisor there is a name and a phone number.
No response to the call. As email address an email @tanalglobalholdings in the name Omar, and a gmail address.
Again, quite unique. Omar has an email with no last name in a multinational company.
Tanal News Section
A CLIENT PORTFOLIO WITHOUT CLIENTS
In the portfolio there is a list of activities in which Tanal is involved.
There are so many, but not a single client is listed in the client portfolio. Not a single specific initiative is listed among the many listed in the various releases. Quite unique.
Fra i partners presenti, ne abbiamo chiamati alcuni.
Di quelli che parlano inglese nessuno conosce Tanal ma un paio ci hanno già detto che è stata fatta loro questa domanda. Hanno chiesto a noi come mai. Forse è qualcuno che ha le nostre stesse curiosità.
GLOBAL SECTION OF THE SITES
Many offices in various countries have the same email address despite the fact that the contact persons are people with different names.
In various countries even far apart Omar always responds who has a gmail email address in common with other contact persons.
Strange this too however maybe these things happen.
The site's privacy policy is google's standard one, and it's not even customized for the referring site.
A bit of laziness, but it is still illegal. In Tanal they may not know this.
THE CURIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEIVED
Tanal, whether Global Holding or Entertainmente, does not appear to have carried out any activities prior to May.
All initiatives seem to start from that month, following the announcements of the agreement with VR46 in late April.
Only the latest activities may have been selected, but even on the web one can find almost nothing from before that period.
The first release we are going to talk about is the last one in chronological order regarding the upcoming (but it has already passed without having happened) participation of TANAL ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS & MEDIA WITH YAYA EVENTS AT THE ANDALUSIA RALLY 2021 TEST LIVE prologue of an unclear FANTASTIC TROPHY COMPETITION, which is supposed to be an intercontinental gaming competition mixed with hyper-realistic reality.
The connection is not clear but that's okay. The Andalusia Rally is a car event, though. On the photos, however, there is a gentleman who is supposed to be doing the Dakar on a motorcycle. The driver in question is also CEO of an Edutainment company that often appears in Tanal's press releases and partners. Jader Giraldi, is photographed next to a motorcycle but is participating in a car rally. Or so it is explained. Quite curious. Or we didn't understand it ourselves.
We tried to reach Mr. Giraldi but it was not posibiile to talk to him.
The list of various partners for the rest is quite clear: in addition to Tanal Entertainment Sport and Media we have Yaya Events, a company of the motorcyclist motorist, Maic Technologies, a specialist in biodetection systems.
All of these partners would be part of the Tiburtec technology hub , overseen by Architect Bernardini, the Prince's advisor, inside the Via Peroni headquarters in the Tiburtino Technopole, between Rome and Tivoli.
The location of the large, modern building also appears in the release, with all the logos of the many partner companies in plain view. The building, however, is a render, a graphic proof.
In reality the building exists, but on Google the color, the gardens, and the facade, which does not feature the company logos shown in the conunication, are slightly different.
We went to the site and indeed there is no logo on the facade. We spoke with some employees and the building's concierge and it was confirmed that none of the companies listed had ever resided within the complex or received mail. Or at least they, perhaps apart from Korean, do not know them. Not all companies need to be surveyed in a complex but then how come an untrue image was provided of a building that does not have those logos? What is the point of showing a counterfeit location?
The concierge and employees of the building assured us that the logos were never on the building, which instead are prominently displayed in the photo of Tiburtec included in Tanal's statement. For the record, Tiburtec is a real existing company but it administers condominiums.
Among the many companies mentioned, quite interesting is KMHG - Korean Moroccan Holding Group, an association of Moroccan expatriates in Korea, at least that's what we found, which is described as an expert in analytics.
It is a Holding Company which, however, barring our mistakes, we understand has only one employee. He must be a very good one who can do a lot of things. But being, that company, chaired by Marco Bernardini, we get the doubt that the architect is modest and does not want to appear too many times so as not to take too much credit.
Thus, somewhat surprisingly, the release also finds a place in the press release for the presentation of a project for a 4-wheel-drive hybrid motorcycle that should start from a video game and go on to a movie based on a book, and then be produced.
Tanal hybrid Moto
The video game we could not find. The book exists but we found no trace of the filming that should have been going on for a year in the city of Gubbio in addition to Rome, New York Jeddah, Riyadh and Moscow. For New York Moscow and other foreign cities we have given up but at the municipality of Rome and the municipality of Gubbio we have not found anyone aware that they have been shooting a film in their city for a year.
However, we are happy that the exclusive prototype motorcycle that will also be used on the set of the film called "Edward Loth - Najima The Fantastic City" produced by Tanal Entertainmet Sport & Media together with an Italian co-production and other international partners, based on the book by best-selling author Philip Osbourne, will kick off the mass production of the motorcycle in question designed by C Creative, a company owned by Claudio Castiglioni, in a factory located in Terni and managed by Giampiero Sacchi,the same person who at Mugello accompanied along with the VR46 men, architect Bernardini to Dorna by Carmelo Ezpeleta hoping that this project will have different results from those from the bankruptcy of Sacchi's Terni racing company, Ioda Racing, which unfortunately sees its assets subject to judicial auction and several people left without work and with payments to be received.
The bike however, though only a drawing, is beautiful and we hope it will actually be produced. Only thing: in another statement, also from Tanal, it is announced that the bike will instead be produced in Saudi Arabia.
There is some uncertainty. Someone tell that to Giampiero Sacchi, who may be preparing the plant in Terni.
For now, however, there is no great danger, since all the plans are future and nothing has been realized yet.
THE MAZZANTI SUPERCAR THAT DOESN'T EXIST YET
Somewhat simpler is the statement about the Mazzanti Evantra hyper car, which fortunately exists even if in earlier models and is produced in the number of 5 examples per year. In truth, since 2015 there have been no nameplate models. Only a few prototypes, at least that is how it seems to us.
Mazzanti is reported to have less than 10 employees with an annual personnel cost of about 81,000 euros. And so we assume that at Mazzanti, unless we are looking at exploitation, there should be just a couple of employees.
Returning to the car in the communiqué, of this model that does not yet exist, 57 are to be produced, by a factory that does not currently have a single license plate, in an upgraded 1111hp armored and fire-resistant version with inviolable anti-theft device. The cars will, of course, be produced in the future in a 275-thousand-square-meter plant also directed by Architect Bernardini, which will see the light of day in Saudi Arabia in the future and will employ hundreds of Arab engineers starting in the 2030s. A made in Italy made in Saudi Arabia. And it would be the first automobile factory in history located in one of those countries.
Evantra-MBS-ONE-1111-HP (render)
It is obviously all very interesting but also quite thrown forward in years, especially if we are talking about a hypercar.
In the meantime, however, the car will appear, not to mention, in the aforementioned film "Edward Loth - Najima The Fantastic City" and in various video games in the form of a flying tank in special effect mode since, as stated above, it does not exist. It all happens in that movie.
The good fortune, this time, is that on the Mazzanti Automobili website there is a reference to the communiquéeven though the words are the same as in Luxurious Magazine which itself reports the Tanal communiqué, as if Mazzanti is reporting the communiqué of others on its own initiative. "It looks like a Lotus," they say, but it is only a drawing. The car will be different. Mazzanti has not released information on this issue. We will have to wait a few years for the plant and then the cars to be produced. Patience is needed.
In the meantime, however, Tanal sends out his proclamations and the press takes them up confidently, and with partnerships declared and taken up by the press, it is a little easier to find other partnerships.
FANTASTIC TROPHY COMPETITION
In one of the releases regarding the association with VR46, in fact, perhaps one of the least read since it does not speak directly about Motogp, there is another rather curious initiative that deserves attention: the FANTASTIC TROPHY COMPETITION, defined as a new two-wheel sports competition designed by
Tanal Entertainment Sports & Media to create a new competition format with unique features. Unlike the best-known competitions, the release reads, Fantastic Trophy Competition uses two different types of courses: in the desert in Saudi Arabia and on dirt roads in Italy. As in all Tanal initiatives it starts in Umbria and ends in Saudi Arabia doing the Paris Dakar in a sort of Riad.
The format of the competition, the release continues, is similar to a video game: immersed in reality, using the interaction between two wheels, satellites, drones, hot air balloons; real-time interaction with the stable in the field and the audience at home. The use of advanced virtual reality, communication and navigation technologies, interactive platforms for digital and telemetry stream management will be provided by Korean Moroccan Holding Group, in collaboration with leading Korean players in the industry.
Let us not forget, however, that the Korean Moroccan Holding Group, turns out to be an association of Moroccan emigrants in Korea and has, if we are not mistaken, only one employee, its president, architect Bernardini, who of course if he believes can correct and disprove our claims. Not to mention that the telematic flows in other releases were entrusted to Maic.
Keep these two companies in mind.
However, in this case from a time perspective we are lucky because the final format will be presented by September 2021 and then, the release says, could announce a test race from November to December on two routes, one Italian and one Saudi.
One in KSA - in the desert from Fantastic City, which still as a city we remember, does not exist to KAEC on the Red Sea - and one on off-road tracks in Italy, starting in Tavullia, Gubbio and Terni, where MAIC Technologies is designing and building the first prototype four-wheel-drive off-road motorcycle with hybrid, thermal and electric propulsion, while plant production is planned in Saudi Arabia. Here there is a problem with an earlier release since the motorcycle seemed to be destined, as production in Terni. And Maic Technologies, according to another communiqué, we understood to be engaged in biometric sensing activities and not motorcycle production. From one release to another, MAIC and KMHG switched roles.
Fantastic Trophy Competition, the statement continues, will be a real hub for the selection of young Saudi riders, whose talent can emerge with the valuable support of VR46.
I wonder if in Saudi Arabia they know about this all-Italian opportunity to become like Valentino, Morbidelli and Bezzecchi as they race followed by drones, satellites and hot air balloons and audiences from home, on a four-wheel-drive hybrid motorcycle that will be built in the next few years in Saudi Arabia itself, or in Terni.
Following in the communiqué is praise for the Saudi Prince and Moroccan-Korean companies, chaired by Architect Bernardini, a recognized representative of Korean technology and Italian creativity. Of the latter, the communiqués are not lacking because of the efforts in urban planning, construction, technology and academia, there is no project actually implemented yet. And we hope that the Saudi prince will not be upset about this.
On the remaining communiqués regarding the specific agreements between Tanal Global and VR46, those with KSA New Cities AND ARAMCO as the target, little to add except that they all present the same stereotypes: projects yet to be realized, statements yet to be verified, one-sided communiqués, and partner companies appearing, always the same, in all the projects communicated by Tanal. And the one sponsor, ARAMCO, who no longer knows how to deny it.
For the rest, he was right, Architect Bernardini when he told me on his phone call that by well analyzing the network of news, releases and initiatives, the numbers would indeed add up.
The common thread is him: Marco Bernardini, administrator of Terni-based Systech, a company that makes electrical panels (so the web reports, since the company has no website), with a passion for Saudi Arabia, formerly resigned construction manager of Terni's Cardeto Park, and a proponent as a bystander of electric motorcycle projects that wanted to participate in the MotoE championship in 2017 (they didn't make it) and in later years of electric racing cars that never came to life, multifunctional energy towers that never went up, and Saudi smart cities that have yet to be built, with projects that have been thrown into the future for a few years but then, when the future arrives, are never seen. Another thing that leaves us doubtful is the fact that there is no record at the Architectural Association of Architect Marco Bernardini. There is a namesake of his but he has a practice in Liguria. We hope he is at least a surveyor. We can of course be wrong and are ready for any correction.
WHO IS LIKELY TO BE HARMED?
In all this web of events, communiqués and companies, the one who risks losing out is VR46 , which seems to be more used than sponsored. We called VR46 in the person of Uccio Salucci who, very courteously, confirmed the partnership with Tanal and to have already active sponsorships in CIV and CEV, with related financial support and fairing sponsors but, following our further requests, he directed us to Alberto Tebaldi who, however, busy, promised to call us back. We have been waiting for several days.
In addition to VR46, in an obviously marginal position, there is also. Ducati, which will have to provide two official bikes as well as technicians and engineers. Obviously the company is not in danger but there could still be some image damage or some element to reconsider.
As for Dorna , which is in danger of not being able to count on the flow of money that such a lavish sponsorship should bring, it will obviously make its contribution to the team, but it is clear that it would be faced with an uphill project that would have to seek another sponsorship, at this point, last minute.
In short, we are sure that the VR46 MotoGP team will happen and it will also be a success. Princes, fixers, oilmen-we believe it's all true. The only thing that does not add up for us is referring to the credentials so far exhibited by its sponsor. Which we will be glad to disprove.
IMPORTANT UPDATE
This article has been ready for a few days, about a week. We asked for clarification and gave it time to respond but received very aggressive approaches as well as unhinged reactions.
On Saturday, July 31, it came out on the important website GPONE an article regarding the launch of a press conference to be held in Riad although, uncharacteristically for such a release, the date is missing. We are sure GPONE will have done its due diligence. To us, however, it still doesn't add up.
There is a video in the release that is again a render and depicts the building made in the shape of an F1 car. What does this have to do with Tanal?
Also missing is ARAMCO in addition to SIg. Bernardini and the sponsors have become POTENTIAL.
What is that supposed to mean? Someone help us out here.
What is the reason we get excited about pre-season testing, MotoGP or Superbike that is?
No well-founded reason, other than that craving for news and clicks post-fasting, in which one is mad to make situations out of news, if not, unfortunately, inventing them in the first place... and news.
Eventually the tests come and you have to get excited. It serves the wallet. And it obviously finds fertile ground in the phytos.
But believe me, though, with all the variables there is little to get excited about.
But let's see them, the variables.
Temperature
It is difficult to test at a track with the same temperature in which you will run when the time set by the calendar comes.
It does not change much, you will say. Wrong.
At tracks like Jerez, coincidentally a habitual testing destination, a few hours make a difference. In the sameend pilots with pole have then bitten the dust. And we're talking hours. Imagine when we're talking months. Jerez is a striking example, but things change little in the rest of the cases as well.
Presence
If someone is missing in a test session, how do you concretely measure the value of who is there?
But then imagine you were an official house (it's different for individuals). Which tests would you skip? The ones you need or the ones where you go fast?
So it is easy to assume that those who are not there are because MEDIALLY, net of economic hardship, they do not need them. And so those who are there have little to ruffle feathers.
Configurations and stuff to test
Everyone in the test has his own schedule. That means he is building. If someone is building, they are obviously not doing speed tests or time research. So time doesn't count.
At least not to those who are watching and don't know what's going on.
Time that isn't there
How many times have you read about phantasmagoric times, just in case, without stopwatches or transponders? There are a couple of sites that specialize in this kind of news.
A team that has the time, do you really think they are hiding it?
Do you really think the level of secrecy of information is military?
Those who run without transponders and without chrono are because they are not valuing it. No one in their right mind would give up taking and storing references when they are good.
Miscellaneous
Are the items listed above enough for you?
There are others. Pilots not yet in place, material not yet fully arrived, ergonomics, configurations still being studied, and a whole host of elements that makes it possible to classify test results mostly as useless.
But how useless? Are the useless tests being done?
The truth is that to know if someone has found something, you need to be informed about what they were looking for.
And so the tests are useful, but only to those who do them (pilots, insiders, etc.) They are not useful to those who stand there watching them trying to figure something out.
In fact, if we must say so, they serve the people who tell them, to make fans dream, sponsors lick their whiskers, and a whole series of fuffy activities that in reality have little content for the most part. But they do serve for clicks.
Ed è per questo che spesso questi test opachi, vuoti e poco comunicativi, hanno bisogno di un aiutino. Un record che non c’è stato, un tempo mai fatto, e in casi di professionalità inesistente, anche di piloti che hanno fatto il tempo senza essersi presentati, come nel caso di Bautista a Portimao con la Honda SUperbike un paio di anni fa.
Al suo posto girava Aegerther perché il buon Alvaro era giustamente con la moglie mentre gli nasceva la prima figlia.
Questo non ha però fermato qualcuno da dare la notizia di un record completamente inventato.
Not to mention a well-known German house that every year in the pre-season stage seems to be able to impress but then is more and more miserably far from the results that count.
There the problem is different. Editorial creativity is about earning a few banners or some form of goodwill.
In short, those who do the tests and those who tell the public what they want to hear gain with the tests. Those who read, on the other hand, continue to stay, confused and happy.
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