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Wait! You totally forgot to post your conspiracy theories on MMs, and Cals falls too!
I'm selective OK!
Wait! You totally forgot to post your conspiracy theories on MMs, and Cals falls too!
if they are going to have a penalty lane, then why still have ride through pit penalties as well? they need one way to penalize the riders.
if they are going to have a penalty lane, then why still have ride through pit penalties as well? they need one way to penalize the riders.
I'm selective OK!
I'll play along. The mechanical fail on the the factory HRC bikes has to do with the swing arm attachment. Remember Honda says it is to add stiffness! Come Jerez there will be a purposely design stiffer swing arm with integrated tire cooler. Middle finger to Ducati being setup.
Yeah I heard the same something to do with the carbon swingarm flexing.
I heard the new replacements will be impregnated with Viagra.
I'll play along. The mechanical fail on the the factory HRC bikes has to do with the swing arm attachment. Remember Honda says it is to add stiffness! Come Jerez there will be a purposely design stiffer swing arm with integrated tire cooler. Middle finger to Ducati being setup.
Hahahahaha, maybe there should be a foam appendage on the camera on MM's bike that waves at Valentino?
Just when we thought it was going to be a sedate race the rug gets pulled from under Marc (by his own doing no less) making Wayne and Kenny feel all the much wiser for picking what looked like Rossi's garage to watch the Race from. What's this though? A Suzuki closing the gap. Surely he won't be able to threaten ye almighty sacred one?!?!. Not only did Rins rinse Rossi with a clean pass, he somehow managed to fend off an attack using a Dovi-esque eyes in the back of his head "I saw you coming in way too hot" counter move. What a cracking end to a race that from it's history, had odds of being a lot more predictable.
Seriously though, outstanding race-craft from Rins. I would have loved to have known his heart rate going through that final lap. It was great to see Rossi at the pointy end to make things interesting, otherwise it could have been another snore fest. Good to see Marc only injur his pride. He will only be more determined now. As for Jojo WTF? Talk about a string of bad luck. Such a shame because having him at the pointy end as well could have spiced things up even more.
Safe to say - Marquez will win.
Questions are:
How many seconds will 2nd place be behind him?
Will Ducati pick up the pace? Dovi was 5th last year behind Vinales, Iaanone and Rossi.
Will Lorenzo start to show some promise - or will we have to wait till mid-season for that?
Maybe people will start to refer to him as Sleeping Beauty?
Safe to say; crashquez did not win.
Dovi and Rossi will rough him up the more the season keeps going. 3 man battle between them.
I don't buy that, its still Maquez's championship to loose...
I dont think the Yamaha has the power for some of the tracks to come on the calendar.
as for Dovi, I think the team let him down a bit in Austin, from the very first practice they had no sense to make sure they were able to get into Q2, even though they knew FP3 was going to be wet. then they sat around in Q1 with their thumb in their ..... thinking they could get through on a drying track with just one lap.
Yeah . . . thought it curious that Miller's guys got the set-up and Dovi's crew couldn't get it. Hopefully this'll be just a blip and they will be more consistent for the rest of the season. It's not that unusual for a team to flounder when they're putting all their energy into set up for rain and there's no rain and vice versa. How many times have we seen teams that put all their eggs in one basket set-up-wise only to fail miserably.
Just when we thought it was going to be a sedate race the rug gets pulled from under Marc (by his own doing no less) making Wayne and Kenny feel all the much wiser for picking what looked like Rossi's garage to watch the Race from. What's this though? A Suzuki closing the gap. Surely he won't be able to threaten ye almighty sacred one?!?!. Not only did Rins rinse Rossi with a clean pass, he somehow managed to fend off an attack using a Dovi-esque eyes in the back of his head "I saw you coming in way too hot" counter move. What a cracking end to a race that from it's history, had odds of being a lot more predictable.
Seriously though, outstanding race-craft from Rins. I would have loved to have known his heart rate going through that final lap. It was great to see Rossi at the pointy end to make things interesting, otherwise it could have been another snore fest. Good to see Marc only injur his pride. He will only be more determined now. As for Jojo WTF? Talk about a string of bad luck. Such a shame because having him at the pointy end as well could have spiced things up even more.
I don't buy that, its still Maquez's championship to loose...
I dont think the Yamaha has the power for some of the tracks to come on the calendar.
as for Dovi, I think the team let him down a bit in Austin, from the very first practice they had no sense to make sure they were able to get into Q2, even though they knew FP3 was going to be wet. then they sat around in Q1 with their thumb in their ..... thinking they could get through on a drying track with just one lap.
Safe to say; crashquez did not win.
Dovi and Rossi will rough him up the more the season keeps going. 3 man battle between them.