I disagree with Carmelo Ezpeleta, MotoGP's iron-fist-wielding overlord, a lot. In fact, I've called him out for his poor decisions so many times in the past two years, I've lost count, as the man loves to put his foot firmly up his own backside. The same goes for his son Carlos.
But even a broken clock is right twice a day, and I've found myself agreeing with what will be a monumentally divisive take on the series' expansion. Honestly, it's already caused quite a bit of infighting on RideApart's own Slack, as there are those in agreement and those absolutely not. What am I talking about, you ask?
Well, at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas this weekend, Ezpeleta was cornered by reporters and asked about Liberty Media's acquisition of MotoGP, to which he responded with positive thoughts. But he also said that, like the Vegas race, MotoGP could, theoretically, add a street circuit to the calendar. And, folks, I'm here for it.
