Why don’t the brake pads fall out when changing the front wheel quickly? 🤔 This question was asked recently when we posted reel of a WorldSBK pit stop - here’s Pata Prometeon Yamaha mechanic Pete with the answer 🔧 The pads are held in position with a sprung locator, which needs lifting to take the pads out. There’s also a small machined clip at the front of the caliper to prevent them falling forwards as the wheel comes out. #superbike #techfacts #worldsbk | Yamaha Racing

58K views · 1.5K reactions | Catch a behind-the-scenes moment with Sonny Emory as he preps for an unforgettable run at the legendary Budokan—on stage with Eric Clapton. From his custom Yamaha Phoenix kit to his signature snare and the powerful FP9 pedals, Sonny’s setup is built for precision, power, and performance. | Yamaha Drums | Facebook

676K views · 9.3K reactions | 邏 Did you know: During Qualifying, the team will only fill the R1 petrol tank to a minimal amount, aligned with the number of laps they intend to complete during each stint. This is done to minimise weight and optimise overall handling on-track!  #YamahaRacing #RevsYourHeart #WeR1 | Yamaha Racing | Facebook