Marc Marquez: Technology? “The last decision is always in your hands”
“I think it’s 70% by humans an🌞d 30% by technওology” – Francesco Bagnaia.

The recent Ducati MotoGP team launch for 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Francesco Bagnaia and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez f✃eatured some AI courtesy of tꦉitle sponsor Lenovo.
Ducati's current Mot✤oGP dominance is also partly attributed to i🌼ts cutting-edge use of technology, in terms of data analysis and simulation software.
Marquez’s transformation from winless in his final two seasons at Repsol Honda to three victories on a year-old Gres🐻ini Ducati last year also underlined the importance of machinery.
Both riders agreed that the blend of hඣuman and technical skills is what makes MotoGP so intriguing but insist it’s still humওans that ‘make the difference’.
“Of course, technology is super important. I will say that is a big help for the humans. But in the 🍌end, the humans take the decisions,” said six-time MotoGP champion Marquez.
“The Ducati Lenovo team hღas super good technology, the bike has super good technology, but in the end, riders are humans.
“So it’s a big help, but the 🌸last decision is always in your hands.”
Double 🔥champion and reigning runner-up Bagnaia added: “I think it’s 70% by humans and 30% by technology.
“Because it's true that w𝔍e nee♎d technology, Lenovo is helping us a lot on developing technology to improve on the data side.
“But who will take the results, who will take the points are the humans and the engineers 🃏working day and night in the race🔴 weekend.
“We [as riders] are working every day to be the best athletes possible, and we ﷽have to finalise every result on🎀 the track.
“So it's a c﷽omplementary job and I think humans still are a big part of it, and this is the main thing and the most fascinating thing about our🍨 job.”

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