MotoGP riders do not turn their handles while racing because it would be inefficient and potentially dangerous. When a rider turns the handle, it turns the front wheel, and can cause the bike to lose traction, slowing the rider down. Additionally, turning the handle increases the risk of the rider losing control, crashing, or losing the race. As a result, riders must rely on body positioning in order to control the bike and maintain optimum speed. By leaning the body, riders can make the bike turn, creating a smoother overall ride and allowing them to remain in the race.
Motor sports safety is an important topic that needs to be addressed. There are a variety of ways that safety can be improved, such as increasing structural integrity of cars, improving track safety, enforcing rules and regulations, as well as investing in medical personnel and equipment. New technology such as driverless cars and self-driving systems may also help to reduce the risk of accidents. Furthermore, by increasing driver and spectator education, motor sports safety can be further improved.