You seem to be bringing this to discussion often despite being provided the proof
The crash in Argentina happened on Lap 20.
Here are the sector times in the last sector of L19 and L20
#46 #93
L19 sector4 22.793 22.584
L20 sector1 28.596 28.445
L20 sector2 24.344 24.321
L20 sector3 25.435 25.234
The only riders who were faster than Rossi around the same time (Laps 17-20) were Cal, Zarco and MM (Rins had same speed).
So, please stop this goebbelsian propaganda.
J.Lo wants Iannone’s ride so bad, he’s willing to show how much better he is than the maniac by torpedoing not just Dovi, but Pedrobot as well!
Enjoying a nice vacation. Watched the race, didn’t bother checking the cesspool forum.
Looks like Rajesh Kurryfart and the rest of the virgin mouthbreather gang successfully managed to bleed through their rags and cry about Rossi without me “Provoking them”.
Lol. Never change, MotoGPforum!
I don't think you know what that word means.So according your logic Rossi owned Biaggi, Barros, Criville, Capirossi, Abe most 10-15 years older at the time and many others in the early 2000's when he won 30 of 45 races. The more you post the more you make yourself look like racist ......
You are going to think that I am really delusional, because quite often I rate Marquez, Stoner, and Doohan as better riders than Rossi. Other times I included even MORE 500 champs. But, you go on with your bad self. Some of the most daring passes I have ever seen were by Rossi. I admire the guy and he is still better than EDIT: maybe two-thirds of the field. The trouble is that EDIT: maybe a third of the field is now better than him. There is no way the Yamaha is that bad. I am not a MV fan, by the way.You are delusional and make me laugh. I want the stuff your smoking. .......
Yes, he was possibly the best ever at stalking/setting up a rider for a pass.I don't think you know what that word means.
You are going to think that I am really delusional, because quite often I rate Marquez, Stoner, and Doohan as better riders than Rossi. Other times I included even MORE 500 champs. But, you go on with your bad self. Some of the most daring passes I have ever seen were by Rossi. I admire the guy and he is still better than maybe half the field. The trouble is that the other half is now better than him. There is no way the Yamaha is that bad. I am not a MV fan, by the way.
I don't think you know what that word means.
You are going to think that I am really delusional, because quite often I rate Marquez, Stoner, and Doohan as better riders than Rossi. Other times I included even MORE 500 champs. But, you go on with your bad self. Some of the most daring passes I have ever seen were by Rossi. I admire the guy and he is still better than EDIT: maybe two-thirds of the field. The trouble is that EDIT: maybe a third of the field is now better than him. There is no way the Yamaha is that bad. I am not a MV fan, by the way.
Even though everyone says no one was at fault, I think Dovizioso was. He set off the entire chain of events with his attempt at standing on the brakes as late as he could and forcing both bikes off line. Pedrosa found himself in the wrong spot at the wrong time unfortunately while being on the racing line and unable to see anything as he was fully leaned over. Mind you there was nothing malicious in the entire event, but it all started with Dovizioso's ambition outweighing his talent under braking. He was desperate to get past Lorenzo...too desperate I think.
Disagree. Dovizioso pulled it off perfectly. Lorenzo having been passed panicked and tried to regain position without calculating Pedrosa's trajectory. He had good pace and should have waited until the next turn to repass. There were sufficient laps remaining, if that is, there was anything left of that front Michelin. I wouldn't go so far as to vilify Little Georgie, but he did .... up. You could only say Dovi's ambition outweighed his talent if he had failed to make it stick.
Dovi said he was so angry he didn't realise that he was trying to start the wrong bike!
Going to disagree. Dovizioso ran wide because he outbraked himself, Lorenzo took the right line (based on being pushed wider than would have been normal) to repass only he wasn't paying attention for Pedrosa. Either way if Dovi doesn't miss the corner that badly Lorenzo isn't forced wider than he would have been. Lorenzo was still ahead of Dovizioso no matter what. Dovi was too desperate and it cost him and everyone else. Chain reaction.
Going to disagree. Dovizioso ran wide because he outbraked himself, Lorenzo took the right line (based on being pushed wider than would have been normal) to repass only he wasn't paying attention for Pedrosa. Either way if Dovi doesn't miss the corner that badly Lorenzo isn't forced wider than he would have been. Lorenzo was still ahead of Dovizioso no matter what. Dovi was too desperate and it cost him and everyone else. Chain reaction.
Oh yes it is, Rossi and Viñales didn't just wake up one morning and lose their ability to ride. They are both singing the same song about the limitations of the bike and what they need.
If Yamaha pull their collective finger out and get a pro in who can decipher the black box we will have two more competitors.
Would have been a pisser if he'd got it going.
JLo did not "take the right line to repass". He cut back extremely sharply and that was the reason he contacted Dani. A little less panic and aggression and he would have had Dovi comfortably behind him and been sitting in Dani's pocket for the next pass.
Would have been a pisser if he'd got it going.