The latest in an exceptional series of You Tube videos by Suzuki MotoGP test rider Sylvain Guintoli shows the Frenchman expla🌞ining how video and data analysis can be used to go faster around a race track.

Publishing top-secret GSX-RR telemetry is unfortunately impossible, so instead th𒐪e former World Superbike champion and 250GP podium finisher invited members of the public to send in their track-day data and footage foไr him analyse.

The example chose﷽n in this video was sent in by 'Mike', from 🅺a track day at Donington Park on a 600cc machine.

Guintoli compares Mike's video and telemetry footage withꦗ his own data on a GSX-R1000, to see where Mike can go faster (putting aside the top speed of the superbike).

The video comparison from three sections of the tr♍ack high🐼lights differences in racing lines, throttle opening and gear selection.

Data analysis then shows where the biggest performances differences occur around the whole lap - but also, despite being n🐭early 30-seconds slower in lap time, the places where Mike was actually faster than G🉐uintoli!

The principles being applied by Guintoli asꦛ he reviews the d🔴ata are relevant to any level of motorcycle racing and give an insight into the kinds of things MotoGP riders look for as they scan computer screens in the pits.

If you have similar footage, Guintoli is inviting more riders to send in their trac🌠k day data for him to analyse...