warthog1

Maybe so?
New-tyre time attacks in the closing minutessaw the timesheet shuffled, Oliveira ultimately rising back to the top from title leader Quartararo, while Marquez bucked the trend by electingto remain on used tyres and dropped outside the top ten
https://www.crash.net/motogp/results...tice-2-results

We will see how his body and the bike manage over race distance.

Then again?
"I’m not the favourite at the moment. I’m coming back from a deep [tough] situation. In the end I didn’t put a new tyre because I didn't feel enough power and energy to use," Marquez said.

"It was in the plan to put a new tyre but I did two small long runs to understand the rear tyre. Then I said to the team, I don’t feel ready to put a new tyre. I don’t feel enough energy, so let’s wait until tomorrow.
https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/98...vourite-moment

Fiik :?
We will see.

MigsAngel

Mm will qualify well and in race either fall due to the red mist or slow and fade due to being tired after 15 to 20 laps...

It's the right hand waterfall that worries me in the long run...

warthog1

No pole position.
Not expecting a win either but interested to see how the race evolves.

warthog1

Miguel made that hard. 8)
On the edge of my seat there.

p4p1

Nostradamus.

Bern1

Fabio again showing poise and increased maturity. Maybe they missed the setup but he hung in for a good finish.

Oliviera consistent and KTM making steps forward, looks like they are leaving Suzuki behind.

Mav has problems. His teammate’s performance shows that it’s not the bike.

Not a fan but congrats to Marquez for making the most of that race.

The season continues to be interesting!

MagicMarc93

Back on top!!

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evo9

Oh yeah. Explain today?
Anything on vr46 holding up better riders from getting a GP seat in 2021?

misfit

At times it's best to let the riding on track do the talking.

A great win there by MM. Hats not only off but also clutched to the chest with both hands.

Miguel - great showing and making himself out to be a serious contender for the championship.
FQ did some great damage limitation. It was clear Yamaha was in trouble this weekend.

Keshav

Yowsuh! Great race. When Marquez got off the bike surrounded by marshals his excitement was so palpable I think I might have squirted out a few.

Fabio showing he’s a tactician and definitely not a “dumb kid”

Olivera really coming into his own.

Rumors continue to circulate that Miller’s leathers will no long say Jackass, and instead “Mr. #6”.

Lost count but it’s been how many races since commentators referred to 46 as Nine Times World Champion. Also… notice they never mention his age anymore.

Looking forward to Assen where the Yamahas work well, in hopes of some Fabio/Marquez paint-trades.