The only way to learn how to ride is to ride. That’s why, we got four of MotoGP’s most influential figures to share their secrets, so you can ride like a legend.
Chris Vermeulen
Out of Vermeulen’s seven podium finishes, four were in the wet. As the wet weather specialist for Suzuki, he made a name for himself as one of the most widely-regarded conditions experts and one of the best in the game on wet tyres.
Jeremy Burgess
Machines prepared by Burgess have been raced by three World Champions and won over 280 podium finishes. Working as Chief Mechanic for riders like Wayne Gardner, Mick Doohan and Valentino Rossi, Burgess knows how to ensure a great ride – before you even hit the saddle.
Kevin Schwantz
Riding a bike means anticipating everything ahead, rather than simply reacting - which takes practice. Even a Moto GP champion who rode everyday needs to relearn the bike and remember how to ride it safely.
Kevin Magee
As one of the only riders to win four different types of races, including a World Endurance title, Magee is a household name in MotoGP. Now making a name for himself as a commentator for FoxSports, Magee knows how to make sure your ride is the best it can be – no matter what surface you’re on.