Submitted by David Emmett on
This was the last ever Valencia test, for a lot of reasons. Riders and teams hate it. Photographers love it, for the light. Here's Dani Pedrosa in the setting sun
Valentino Rossi with a shiny new frame on his M1. Yamaha have changed the way they work, and the progress is starting to show
New kid Brad Binder tries to get his head around the best part of 300 bhp at Turn 13
Some pre-exit rituals are more attractive than others. But all serve a function
New engine and new frame for Suzuki and Alex Rins. Question is, will it help in qualifying?
Fabio Quartararo rocked 2019. What will he do on a fully 2020-spec Yamaha M1?
Big year coming up for Jack Miller in 2020. He tested the GP20 chassis, and liked it. Next year could be his breakout season
Danilo Petrucci running the lab bike, with laser sensors on the end of the swingarm to precisely track the motion of the rear wheel.
Pol Espargaro on KTM's prototype chassis. This the MKI chassis, painted orange. A big step forward
Bradley Smith's test work could pay off for both Aprilia and Smith in 2020
KTM's luxury test rider Dani Pedrosa on the MKI 'beam' chassis.
If you'd like to have very high-resolution (4K) versions of the fantastic photos which appear on the site, you can become a site supporter and take out a subscription. A subscription will also give you access to the many in-depth and exclusive articles we produce for MotoMatters.com site supporters. The more readers who join our growing band of site supporters, the better we can make MotoMatters.com, and the more readers will get out of the website. You can find out more about subscribing to MotoMatters.com here.
If you would like to buy a copy of one of these photos, you can email Cormac Ryan Meenan
If you'd like to see more of Cormac's work, you can follow him on Twitter or Instagram, or check out his website, cormacgp.com.
Comments
*That light*......
Sums it up perfectly!
Rossi 1 unusual angle
Unusual angle on the first Rossi shot. The bike looks really long and without any visible means of support.
Only the tyres touching the ground and maybe just a sliver of other side knee heading there.
I was thinking...
...EXACTLY the same thing about how long it looks!!! Is that just an optical illusion, I wonder?
Wow
Wow, still only 2 comments.... great pictures as ever, please keep them coming..