The extremely close field that currently exists in MotoGP, and the difficulty to overtake generated by the aerodynamics of the current bikes, explain the increase in aggression at the start of the races and, with that, the higher number of accidents.
Properly interpreted, statistics are capable of reflecting the reality as if they were a mirror. This principle is also applicable to MotoGP, which has crowned four different champions from four different manufacturers in the last four years. Most of the riders, who are already prone to cliches, have been repeating for some time now that the equal playing field in the series is unprecedented.
