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Yamaha rolled out a significantly-modified exhaust for its M1 MotoGP bike at the one-day post-race test at Misano, delivering the exact modifications that The Race’s technical guru Neil Spalding first predicted two weeks ago in our MotoGP podcast.Ī series of engine failures caused by a batch of faulty valves across the opening two events at Jerez has left Yamaha juggling its remaining engines in and out of its bikes since then to try to preserve them.