Don't understand why Yamaha would want to keep him, than go for the likes of Oliveira, Miller, Ogura, Garcia, etc..
When he’s healthy and motivated, his riding style is like no other. River water over a pebble.
Because he's arguably pretty damn good.
Unfortunately I'm starting to think that he's not going to get healthy enough to be like the old Rins we knew, not sure Yamaha is making the right decision.
It is possible. Should get pretty close I hope, as .... he can ride when he is on it.
By his own admission, he didn’t retire because of yesterday’s crash, but because he didn’t heal from the previous crash as much as he thought.
Yes, that was very clear. The question of course is whether something can/will be done about it.
I completely agree. One thing I admire HUGELY about Bagnaia is he goes out and does his lap. No faffing around, no trying to get tows.
My only issue with that is he wanted his butt buddies to follow him but not others. It is what it is. If you are going to let your fellow ranchers follow you expect others to join.
