MotoGP Technology 3rd Edition Hardcover – 15 Nov. 2017

Having got more interested in the technical side of MotoGP through BT Sport's Michael Laverty giving insights into the workings of the bikes and Julian Ryder's Twitter recommendation for this book, got this for Christmas to read in time for the upcoming MotoGP season.It is a very well presented book, with good photos, diagrams, loads of insights and, of course, stacks of geeky technical information, which for me was a real eye-opener. I started to read from the front of the book but quickly decided to read Fundamentals onwards first and then return to the specifics for each manufacturer later!

As I write this the 2019 finished a few days ago. It did so with the sadness of Jorge's departure and the amazing partnership that is now 93 + 73 in the Honda garage. I ordered this book on Saturday and it arrived today, 4 days later, as promised. My first impression is that it is a superb product. It just feels and looks SO good. I haven't started to really get into yet but the sheer quality speaks for itself. To just make my day the first page I opened had a picture of a rider on red bike, number 99! I would say this is definitely a must for all bike lovers and for all MotoGP lovers.

If you are interested in what makes MotoGP tick you need this book. Quite apart from all the fantastic pictures the book is packed full of detailed technical information. Heaven for motorcycle racing enthusiasts and participants alike. I am a builder and racer of Classic Motorcycles and a minor collector and rider of interesting Ducatis. I attend the MotoGP at Phillip Island every year and I love this book. Thank you Neil Spalding.

Bought this as a Christmas present for my husband, it is still in original plastic wrapping, so cannot comment on the book itself. However, on first glance, it looks like a beautiful book and certain to please. Delivery was perfect.

Bought a a gift. The recipient very happy. Well wrapped and packaged keeping it immaculate.

very well illustrated

Really interesting and involving read on so many aspects of MotoGP.Useful insight into the different approaches and philosophies of the major teams.I think its one of the best motorcycle books I have read.The font could be a bit larger / clearer, that is my only criticism.

I've always enjoyed Neil's pieces on TV ,and now it's in writing.For those of us into the nuts and bolts of motorsport,this is a rare insight into a secretive,hi-tech world.I suspect this book is going to get worn with re-reading.