MotoGP Indian Grand Prix: From bike to tyres, a lot changes, but why?

MotoGP Indian Grand Prix: This racing event will start from September 22, but before the start of this event, let us give you some special information. Why does the rider have to change the bike and why are the tires changed during racing? Know the answers to some such important questions.

MotoGP Indian Grand Prix is ​​going to be held at Buddha International Circuit. Before the start of MotoGP, let us give you some special and important information. As you know that the rainy season is going on, in such a situation, if it rains during the race, then what major changes can be seen during the event, let us know?

Tires are changed during Moto 2 and Moto 3

During the Moto G2 and Moto G3 league, only the slippery tires and not the bike are changed. During rains, smooth tires are replaced with rubber tires in the bike, due to this the temperature in the tires remains high.

Changes not only in tyres, bikes but also in helmets

If it rains during racing, not only the tires are changed but the helmet is also changed. A double visor is installed in the helmet, this is a special visor on which water drops do not stop.

This is only about the front side of the helmet, apart from this, a pinlock system is provided on the inside which works to create an air chamber along with the visor. Due to the construction of this chamber, a layer of steam does not form on the helmet while riding a bike during rain and the rider is able to ride safely.