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OnTheThrottle Video Interview: LCR Honda Engineer "Beefy" Bourgignon On Roger Lee Hayden

By David Emmett | Fri, 06/08/2010 - 12:13

MotoGP coming to the US gave the folks over at OnTheThrottle a chance to get into the paddock and talk to some of the people behind the scenes. One of the most interesting characters David Williams caught up with was LCR Honda's Christophe 'Beefy' Bourgignon, crew chief to Randy de Puniet and his replacement Roger Lee Hayden, filling in while De Puniet recovers from the broken tibia and fibula he suffered at the Sachsenring. In the video interview, Bourgignon discusses Roger Lee Hayden's progress on the MotoGP bike, the difficulty of adapting to the Bridgestone tires, and the intricacies of riding a MotoGP bike. Here's what Bourgignon had to say to OTT.

http://www.onthethrottle.com/races/lcr-honda-bourguignon-roger-hayden/

MotoGP
Laguna Seca, USA
Honda
Randy de Puniet
Roger Lee Hayden
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During interviews with MotoGP riders,

are there always team/factory minders around overseeing the interviews? Do they actually cut in at times? Are the minders more present around some riders over others? Which riders are the most closely minded?

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