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Why in the four ....... hells would you pit that ....... early?
2024 Round 13: Gran Premio Red Bull di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini San Marino - Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli
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what a tactical howler by Martin/Pramac
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Well here the .... it is.
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Losing more seconds letting the pack through. His only chance is for Bagnaia to crash, and then whatever points Martin get are a bonus. Note: I'm not hoping for Bagnaia to fall - I never do that.
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Pecco's speed through Curvone is incredible.
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We're certainly not having an all-GP24 podium.
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16 laps to go.
Count the beast out of the win At. Your. Peril.
Count the beast out of the win At. Your. Peril.
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I think he is in great shape at the moment. Just bide your time and make up the gap as you can.
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Marc is gapping Pecco a bit.
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I don't know what to think about this, is he burning the tires up in the process?
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Methinks Bagnaia is managing his tyre pressure before attempting a late race attack. We’ll see.
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I would predict that in the situation Bagnaia might be happy with second. And that Marc will be managing it fine. He's got to manage better than Bastianini, but The Beast has a soft rear.
But, a previous prediction of mine of that type (not going for the win for the championship) in a previous race was most definitely wrong.
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Alex Marquez riding well.
On another note, the Aprilias are nowhere to be found.
The Beast picking up the pace.
On another note, the Aprilias are nowhere to be found.
The Beast picking up the pace.
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Carnage early on. Followed by rain, Martin blinking first, bringing the championship back to within Pecco’s control.
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Yeah the Aprilias looking decidedly second hand at a circuit that’s a stone’s throw from their HQ.
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Looks like Aleix is done now.
Just leaves Mav circling in 16th.
An absolute disaster again for Aprilia.
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Barring anyone crashing, we have our podium.
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White flag, tire pressure measuring deactivated according to Hofmann.
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Fausto Gresini is smiling in heaven seeing what has happened of his team since his passing.
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Martin had nothing to gain by switching bike before Pecco. All he needed to do was stick with him.
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