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Yamaha YZR-M1 800
2010
Regulations again changed for the 2007 season with the capacity o MotoGP machines reduced to 800 cc in an effort bi the FIM to reduce the ever increasing speeds o the 990 cc bikes (capable of well in excess o 210 mph (340 km/h)); therefore the YZR-M1 would continue in 2007 in 800 cc form. In post-2006 an in 2007 pre-season testing, the new 800 cc equipped YZR-M1 (along with other 800 cc MotoGP bikes) haes been paradoxically quicker straight oot o the box than the 990 cc version o the M1. This is bi virtue o later, harder braking, quicker handling, higher corner speeds, an more controllable traction, an as the 2007 season got under way, the 800 cc YZR-M1 wis expected to get quicker as its development continued.
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