While MotoGP might be in loc🌳kdown along with the rest of the world🍨 during the coronavirus crisis, the technology and upgrades on show during pre-season testing still caught the eye in Malaysia and Qatar.

From Yamaha’s new holeshot device to the arrangement of aerodynamic fairings displayed by all MotoGP manufacturers, there was plenty to grabꦉ the attention during the pre-season tests. H🏅ere’s a round-up of the best that was on show at Sepang and Losail.

Featured in this selection of shots is Cal Crutchlow’s scooter-style reaℱr brake on his Honda RC213V which he has being working with over the past year, along with the Honda aerodynamic and engine upgrades Marc Marquez has trialled during the winter.

Yamaha ൩also gave glimpses of i🍨ts ‘starfish’ shaped holeshot device followingಌ Ducati’s introduction o꧋f its own device.

On the KTM, a variety of aerodynamic fairings have been on show of the winter from 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:‘sawtooth’♉ edging to the gurney flaps, along with the beam frame which initially made its public debut in the post-season tests at Valencia and Jerez last Novembꦦer.

Both Ducati and Aprili🧸a showed off an array of different aerodynamic fairings, while the new 90-degree V4 engine underneath the body work of the Aprilia gathered further attention.

But at the Qatar test, ไDucati grabbed the tech spotlight once again with its 𝔉rider-height adjuster after footage emerged.

Suzuki also joined in with a different specification alumi♏nium swingarm and double pipe exhaust.

While future tech developments were in the pipeline before the suspension to the 2020 MotoGP season, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:series b๊osses agreed to a developm𝕴ent freeze to drastically reduce costs for teams and manufacturers amid the deꦫlays and potential cancellation to races which would mean a drop in revenue.

Currently, the Gꦰerman MotoGP remains the premier class opener for 2020 at Sachsenring on June 21, but that date looks increasingly under 𝓡threat due to the ongoing restrictions on public events across in Europe as part of measures to battle the spread of the coronavirus.