MotoGP Podcast: Moto3, Moto2 to test new accident warning system
Late last year, in response to a series of tragic fatalities when fallen riders were hit by other competitors in the Moto3/SSP300 classes, MotoGP announced plans to create 'automatic, near-instant warning systems for all following riders/motorcycles' with the first tests starting 'as soon as the beginning of the 2022 season'.
In the latest episode of the Crash.net MotoGP podcast, Keith Huewen - having to MotoGP technical director Danny Aldridge - gives an update on how the warning system will work and plans to have it tested by the Moto3 and Moto2 classes:
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