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BMW has been known as a leader in automotive engineering and technology for decades, but has never had a presence in Moto GP racing. This article explores the reasons why BMW has not pursued a Moto GP racing team, despite their long history in motorsport. Reasons include the fact that Moto GP is dominated by two-wheel vehicles, and the company's focus on four-wheel vehicles, their preference for production-based race cars, their lack of interest in two-wheel racing, and their general concern for safety. Despite these reasons, BMW still produces high-performance motorcycles and could still enter the Moto GP scene if they decided to do so.

KTM is a motorcycle manufacturer that has been competing in the MotoGP world championship since 2017. Despite a promising start, the team has yet to win a race in the MotoGP class. This article explores the factors that could help KTM achieve their first victory, including rider experience and development of the bike. KTM has made a number of changes to the bike, including aerodynamic upgrades and improved electronics, and has signed experienced riders such as Pol Espargaro and Brad Binder. The team has also made progress in qualifying, showing that they are capable of competing at the highest level. With the right combination of rider and bike, KTM could be in the running for their first MotoGP win in the near future.

A dogleg and chicane are both types of turns in a race track. A dogleg is a 90 degree turn that curves in one direction and then curves back in the opposite direction. A chicane is a series of alternating left and right turns, often with small straightaways in between. Both are used to slow down the cars and improve safety. Doglegs can also be used to create a more exciting track layout. Chicanes, however, are more frequently used on tracks where safety is of utmost importance.

Car racing has been around for centuries and has provided countless moments of excitement and drama. The greatest of these moments are difficult to narrow down to just one, but some of the most memorable include the ‘miracle’ finish of the 1982 Monaco Grand Prix, the first ever World Championship win by a driver of colour, and the first female F1 driver win in 1976. Other great moments include the first all-electric Formula E championship win and the first driver to win the Triple Crown of Motorsport. All these moments have stood the test of time and have become part of car racing history.