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There we go, The Beast in the lead as JM makes an braking error again.
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Enea's late race pace is mind boggling.
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Unfortunate he is going to KTM for next season.
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Not the most terribly exciting race honestly, but a nice ending to it.
At least this keeps the championship table tight now. Things are really heating up there, I think fireworks are in our future.
At least this keeps the championship table tight now. Things are really heating up there, I think fireworks are in our future.
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Herr Audi: “Signor Dall’igna, we did another 1-2-3 ja?”
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Exciting race, even if it was a pressure cooker and not out and out dicing for the lead.
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It's a good way for The Beast and JM to come out of the break. Maybe pressure free riding is what both riders need right now to get results. Could you imagine if EB propels himself directly into the title fight down the stretch? That would be must see racing. We have Austria next so maybe he can claw back some more points there.
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processional or what
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Bagnaia came back from what- a 90 point deficit to Quartararo to win his first title?
I think Bastianini is definitely in the title hunt if he can keep up the form.
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I agree. If he has found the formula to maintain the correct pace and save the tire for the end the way he does. The rest better look out.
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Agreed, he's got great momentum now coming off the double. And we know the GP24's are going to be monster's at Austria. I am keeping my fingers crossed maybe he can pull off another great finish there.
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He’s a Michelin whisperer like no other.
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I'm starting to wonder what might have been if he never had that crash in 2023.
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Well this is better. Here come the Beast
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If KTM doesn’t send him out with 6 reverse gears, I think there’s a good chance he’ll right some of the wrongs.
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nup Pecco did not have the speed.
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Let's cross our fingers for a great qualifying. If that happens, then it seems that Enea is entirely capable of doing the rest.
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Yep, they paid Marquez well for those last 3 years and those are 3 years he can't buy back.
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Okayish race, processional for the most part until the top 4 started trading places. Enea was my favorite to win and he did not disappoint, although he took his sweet time to get into the top places, in usual Enea fashion. Mature race by Jorge, and Pecco lacked speed for the second half of the race (shot tires? he tried imposing a high rhythm from the start). Aleix gambled with the hard and it didn't pay off, wonder if he could've performed better with the medium. Marc limited the damage and ended up as the top GP23 again, with DiGia not too far behind who is paying off the confidence placed on him. Acosta the best of the non Italian bikes. We saw too little from the Japanese bikes, which is a shame given how good their liveries looked on TV.
Would be the funniest thing ever if Enea mounted a late championship challenge and ended up winning the whole thing. As long as he stays on the bike like he's been doing this year, there's still a chance
Would be the funniest thing ever if Enea mounted a late championship challenge and ended up winning the whole thing. As long as he stays on the bike like he's been doing this year, there's still a chance
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