GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next MotoGP20 session
Our independent guide helps you explore MotoGP™20’s depth without relying on hidden tricks. By focusing on documented systems—career choices, bike tuning, visual customization, historic content, and online lobbies—you can craft a balanced experience that highlights both realism and personal flair.
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Team Path Comparison
Play a few races with an established 2020 team, then switch to a newly created team. Note differences in rider support, development resources, and race outcomes to decide which path suits your style.
- Compare the benefits of joining an established team versus building a new one to match your preferred play style.
- Observe how the entourage’s support affects race outcomes and adjust your strategy accordingly.
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Technical Upgrade Impact
Apply a single upgrade—such as electronic traction control—during a test session. Record lap times and handling feel, then revert and try a different system to compare performance changes.
- Focus on one system at a time to clearly see its effect on lap times.
- Balance power upgrades with handling improvements for consistent performance.
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Livery Visibility Test
Design two contrasting bike liveries and race on a bright and a rainy track. Observe which color schemes remain clear to you, helping you choose a functional yet stylish design.
- Experiment with contrasting colors for better visibility on the track.
- Use the livery editor to match sponsor colors for a cohesive look.
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Historic vs Modern Handling
Select a historic bike and a current‑season bike, then run the same circuit. Compare braking distances, cornering speed, and overall feel to understand how bike evolution affects racing.
- Try racing with a historic bike to feel the handling differences from modern machines.
- Match rider skill levels to bike performance for a balanced challenge.
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Lobby Configuration Experiment
Set up a private lobby with varied lap counts and weather conditions. Invite a friend and test how each setting influences race length, strategy, and enjoyment.
- Create a private lobby to test new bike setups with friends before official races.
- Use the race director mode to experiment with grid positions and penalty assignments.
