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Devastating

Or, on the other hand, could Pol be one of the other two riders Aleix mentions :D


That could be his next press release to help him feel better





Hmm - not happy Jan


I had that thought but I think he is still salty.

 
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Could Marc possibly be suffering from the ill effects of his 170mph crash, coupled with a visit to the hospital to remove grit from his eye (presumably from his roll through the gravel). Apparently the clinica mobile couldn’t get it out, so he required specialist treatment at the hospital according to Neil Hodgson.
Fabio suffered bruising to his foot from his off on Friday, his words in an interview, not mine, live on bt sports.

Absolutely. In his pomp he could just about carve through the field from last, second row is fine if he thinks he has good race pace and can ride on worn tires better/preserve his tires better, which may even allow him a broader range of tire options than others.

There is brave then there is foolhardy, a line he sometimes crosses/crossed earlier in his career. I can understand him not going for a banzai qualifying lap after the huge practice crash as you say, both because he had the crash and because of the effects of the crash. I think both the bike and the tires are too unpredictable currently for him to ride as close to the limit as has been his previous practice as well. Maybe Pol has found something in the setup or has learned to ride a difficult bike better as has been said, but he also has much more incentive to go all out, whether or not his lack of results thus far is down to him.
 
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They just reported that Nakagami has a nasty stomach bug. Apparently nobody warned him about the trackburgers.
 
Wish he would learn to chill a bit for farks sake
Warm up settle a bit first and then into it more.
 
He can do stuff on a motorcycle nobody else can so I certainly hope not.
Never seen anybody push and hold the front like he is able to
 
MM rode like an ..... that first lap. Wasn't expecting that at all. This is like 2015 redux with endless crashing.
 
.... motogp subscription. dont know why I keep paying for their .... subscription, with their .... reliability
 
.... motogp subscription. dont know why I keep paying for their .... subscription, with their .... reliability

And it never happens during the week. It always goes to .... on race day.
 
.... motogp subscription. dont know why I keep paying for their .... subscription, with their .... reliability

I just use free livestreams now. After their latest price jack I refuse to pay ever again especially after half a season last year that they charged full price for.
 
And it never happens during the week. It always goes to .... on race day.

Exactly! I'm already logged on watching the last bit of moto3. As soon as motogp warm up lap started, it kicks me off. Still cant get on as I post this.:furious:
 
I just use free livestreams now. After their latest price jack I refuse to pay ever again especially after half a season last year that they charged full price for.

I'm pretty much at that stage. Can't tell you how many times I've turn off auto subscription. Only to have it somehow turn on back by itself.
 
Race turned out to be uninteresting. Thought it would see a lot more interesting stuff happen. Best aspect was Aleix getting the Aprilia on the podium. Best ride of the weekend easily. FQ was on fire. Can't match that corner speed or braking at all. Well done on his part. He'll easily win the title this year since no one else has enough consistency to make a run.

I'm just getting extremely tired of the Michelin tires because they do not lend themselves to interesting racing in my opinion. Tire management is a part of life, but now it's become the prominent theme in every single race. Doesn't make for good or interesting racing. Embarrassing.
 
Yeah dunno.
Fab ran the soft front.
Our commentary made a big deal of him maybe running out of pace toward the end.
Didn't happen like it did to Bagnaia.
 
Race turned out to be uninteresting. Thought it would see a lot more interesting stuff happen. Best aspect was Aleix getting the Aprilia on the podium. Best ride of the weekend easily. FQ was on fire. Can't match that corner speed or braking at all. Well done on his part. He'll easily win the title this year since no one else has enough consistency to make a run.

I'm just getting extremely tired of the Michelin tires because they do not lend themselves to interesting racing in my opinion. Tire management is a part of life, but now it's become the prominent theme in every single race. Doesn't make for good or interesting racing. Embarrassing.

Totally agree there. They seem to have the same issues they had from back in the days. The Bridgestone's to me were far more superior! The michelin tires is one overrated product/brand. In my 50 odd years, the only times I've bought michelin tire new, is when I buy a new vehicle with them on. I can tell you as they ware, they are rubbish.
 
I've never been a big fan of races at Silverstone. Always thought of it as a parking lot with chicanes. Too flat. IMHO the lack of elevation changes always makes for indifferent racing, with bikes.

Fabs was great, no surprise there.

Schmarquez rode like a 16 year old. Really disappointing. No doubt he wanted to get to front and run away before Fabio could warm up his tires. What a schmuck.

Rins had good racecraft on the day.

Good for Espargaro and Aprilia. Loved watching him dice with Miller in that last lap, tho his passing him again in that nice tight line, was pretty much a given, as even after all this time, the Ducati still can't turn.

Pol while not on the podium, looked as in-control of the Honda as anyone not named Marqez, has done in ages. He rode the bike pretty damned smooth, not making crazy shapes that Marquez needs to win.

Re: Michelin street tires, I respectfully disagree. I have three bikes and go through tires on a regular basis and have tried all the better known sticky rubber and don't find the Michelin to be drastically better or worse than the competitors. I like the Power Pilots; sticky enough and very predicable.
 
So I got a Dear John.


MotoGP VideoPass Team said:
Dear XXXXX,


Unfortunately during the MotoGP race at the British GP we experienced technical issues with VideoPass, which made it impossible to watch the race live.
The MotoGP team have been working hard from the very first moment to fix the problem as soon as possible in order to keep giving you the best user experience.
If you are still experiencing problems, we recommend that you log out and log in again.
We'd like to apologize for the inconveniences caused, and for not supplying the normal service that you're used to.



Sincerely,
MotoGP VideoPass Team
 
Feed packed up just before the start demanding subscription which was paid 4 months ago. Feed cam back with 1 lap to go. What a load of bollocks. Then got a message apologising 3 hours after the race. I reckon its caused by over selling subs and the servers can't cope with the demand just before the race. I'm done with it.

How do I find a free feed?
 

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