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News approved.(Been There Done That) x 3.25
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Looks like M&M lost the Mojo.... literally....
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Could it be that M&M sold Engines Engineering to purchase Ducati and the spokesperson wants this to be a big surprise if it matures properly?
Think about it guys: Ducati has average to good MotoGP and WSbk Presence, its not a struggling Moto3 team where riders pray just to grab race points, not podiums.
For a 7.1 Billion USD group, Ducati is quite expensive at 1.32 Billion. Its almost 20%.
So, did they sell one group to invest in another? Well, only time will tell...---
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Ducati definetly needs to get its act together here in India, and it would have been a good thing if Mahindra bought it, but now since the official announcement has come i guess no point in expecting that to happen.
And the mojo seemed to have died a silent death. Wonder what happened.
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What about Moto3 and Mahindra Racing?
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Does it mean the end of its participation in Moto3? Especially after their bike was one the big attractions at the Auto expoComment
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From what I've read, the program continues as of now. Also, haven't they entered the local Italian championships with an Indian rider?Originally posted by payeng View Post
I remember this flashing on our news channels some time back.
From what I remember, Engines Engineering is a supplier to many motorcycle manufacturers.
These customers of EE didn't like the fact that the majority ownership of one of their suppliers lies with a competitor (potential one, at least). There are technology transfer risks at play.
Hence, to preserve EE's business, MM sold the stake back to the original promoter.
I think, they still retain a technology partnership (similar to EE's partnerships with other motorcycle manufacturers).I like 'em Naked
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