What is slipstreaming in MotoGP?
Slipstreaming is a common racing technique used in MotoGP. It involves one rider using the slipstream of another to reduce wind resistance and increase their speed. It is especially useful on long straights, where it allows riders to gain an advantage over their competitors. This technique can also be used defensively, as it can be used to prevent other riders from overtaking. Slipstreaming requires a high level of co-ordination between riders and can be a dangerous manoeuvre if it is not done properly.
