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And he's not complaining either:p. I think it's likely to see both brothers on the podium again. Not so sure about Pecco, but there's a chance for a Thailand repeat. Some of the other factory riders are looking stronger than I expected, which is nice to see.
 
Sweet Jesus, Marc's first flying lap in Q2 is the new record. Zarco's time also would have been a new record if not for Marc. Zarco is on it this weekend. I hope he's on the front row when it's over.
 
Q2 over, Marc with the only sub 37. He made it look easy. And he's making everyone else look ordinary, with some exceptions. Zarco and Quartararo had great showings.

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I also am thinking this is how Marc is going to break Pecco. Just straight up performance that Pecco only touches once in awhile the way Dani Pedrosa did in his day.
Tbh, aside from Marc being a better rider I also think he has psychology on his side. If Marc manages to build a sizeable gap in the standings there is a good chance Frantisek will start making mistakes again.
 
Tbh, aside from Marc being a better rider I also think he has psychology on his side. If Marc manages to build a sizeable gap in the standings there is a good chance Frantisek will start making mistakes again.

I'd also argue Pecco's association with Valentino could be a big motivating factor for MM.

Guys like him use anything to motivate at this level.
 
Idk if it's the red suit or the fact he has a bike he loves to ride once again, but can we all acknowledge that Marc looks about 5 years younger than in 2023?

MM looks better than he did at any point post-Jerez 2020.

His training regimen is batshit. I don't think anyone else on the grid is in as good of a shape as he is.
 
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