Another step closer.
This was rather a parade after the first three laps and I'm perfectly content with that.
This was rather a parade after the first three laps and I'm perfectly content with that.
He made up half a second in one lap with 6 to go, almost crashed in turn 9 the next lap and got the memo.Great ride by Pecco.
That medium front Martin ran didn't have more pace at the end it seemed.
Tied with another dude named Jorge who did it in 2012Martin has ten second places already - is that a record too?
Tied with another dude named Jorge who did it in 2012
The title goes to the final round. Holy should can it not be any better.
He'd need 3rd on Sunday if he DNF in the sprint and Frantisek wins both races because Frantisek has more wins.That goodness Miller isn't badly hurt
So that narrows Martin's lead to 24 points. If at the final race Baganaiai win's both the sprint and race then Martin needs 14 points to be world champion which could be sprint DNF and race 4th. If Martin wins the sprint then he is world champion regardless of the outcome of the race.
Another step closer.
This was rather a parade after the first three laps and I'm perfectly content with that.
Pre-race, Martin's lead in the championship was 46.8% of the remaining points available.
If the race finishes like this, Martin's lead in the championship will be 64.9% of the remaining points available.
Big step forward for Martin.
That medium front Martin ran didn't have more pace at the end it seemed.
I'm glad another rider wasn't lost.
I always wonder at moments like that, how much the winner being gracious and clapping the other rider on the shoulder is bonhommie and how much that same gesture might be a bit of a passive aggressive way of saying, Hey pretty good . . . for 2nd place. LOLPost race cool down lap observations. Alex Marquez gave Pecco a handshake and a big thumbs-up so maybe no love lost there? Martin also gave Pecco a big smack-shake as if to say; "hell of a show, mate." I think it bothers Martin he threw everything at Pecco and did not win the race, though it finally appears Jorge is thinking of winning the war and not the battle.