With the arrival of Liberty Media Corporation to MotoGP, many well-known members in the paddock have been sharing their opinions. Livio Suppo is one of those cases and recently in statements to Moto Sprint revealed what could benefit the MotoGP World Championship.
Asked about what could really change in MotoGP, Suppo replied:
– ‘I don’t know. There is no doubt that they were good at generating interest from the public, who previously were not interested in F1. It’s not easy, we’re talking about two completely different products. Formula 1 is much more exclusive, so they will have to understand that it is a “toy” that needs to be treated differently, but it has enormous potential. Even in terms of television, the fact that the longest race lasts 45 minutes is an advantage compared to the almost two hours of an F1 race. If they are good, they can do a great job here and I have no doubt they will.’
Livio Suppo also spoke about what can be improved and explored in the MotoGP World Championship.
– ‘There are things that could be improved at this moment, but it’s not my role and so I don’t want to give advice (laughs). I would have some ideas, but let’s see what they do.’
