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I would happily anticipate a showdown between FQ and MM and I’m sure it will come. At some point. However FQ has such a points lead for the championship and has upped his mental game quite a bit this year.
I would think under these circumstances he will ultimately play for points. Of course that doesn’t mean he won’t go for pole if he has a chance!
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Looks like Mavdick is having a tough time finding the limiter of his Aprilia.
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Going to be interesting to see what happens.
This bike is either going to make or break him.
At least there's still WSBK I guess.
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I hope he fails miserably. Had this been his first offence I'd be willing to give him another chance but he has proven that he is an ....... that will do anything to get what he wants. He keeps burning bridges it won't be easy to find a ride in WSBK either.
Jack cracks the whip on a practice start - https://streamable.com/efq21k
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Marc said the plan was to test the hard tire in FP2 but after the crash decided to chill and save his energy for tomorrow and sunday.
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Well yep, here comes Fabio.
Fastest FP3 1'46.926s
The top 14 within .5s though.
https://www.crash.net/motogp/results/987118/1/aragon-motogp-motorland-free-practice-3-results
Fastest FP3 1'46.926s
The top 14 within .5s though.
https://www.crash.net/motogp/results/987118/1/aragon-motogp-motorland-free-practice-3-results
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Top 13 within a half second of each other in fp4. Should be a cracker tomorrow if Marc doesn't ruin it.
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I never have been a fan, but it isn't like Vinales has been a ...... like Rossi. He has been a clean passing rider. True, he tried to wreck the M1 engine. True, he sulks a lot. But he's given Yamaha a lot of wins. Maybe more wins than any of his non championship winner contemporaries? Aprilia know his history, better than any fans, and yet they hired him. If they are willing to spend the big bucks and give him a chance to redeem himself, why shouldn't the fans?
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Hopefully he can pace himself and not burn up his rubber.
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You left out that he once destroyed a fairing by kicking the .... out of it and quit a team during a race weekend while still in title contention. How many chances can a ......... get?
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Bad day at the office. Some people punch a hole in the wall. Some throw dishes. I do not recall the team quitting incident, which on the face of it is ....... That temperament is undoubtedly what holds him back from greatness. I think that is what I admired in Crutchlow during his Honda years. He stuck it out, and soldiered on with all those injuries. Very British of him.
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He played the same bike is inferior card while in 125's and walked away from his team. This time he is talking about the bike that is most likely going to win the championship. He is a joke. I was starting to warm up to him, but after the stunt he pulled to get out of his contract with a better ride than he signed with shows who he really is. I'm not falling for that again. Fool me once.......
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Fair enough……:smile3:
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