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It also looks as if it's coming very naturally, almost easy to him. No longer a need to make incredible saves after losing the front. He's on rails. Alex is also looking very good.
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It also looks as if it's coming very naturally, almost easy to him. No longer a need to make incredible saves after losing the front. He's on rails. Alex is also looking very good.
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Let's not overhype, nono. He twitched when front almost let go in Q2, otherwise looking easy.
You could see both him and Martin last season in one of the press conferences when they were asked about MM. You could see the looks of defeat on both their faces. They know the Champ is back. I reckon Bagnaia won’t stay at Ducati.
He’s had it easy for a couple of seasons, hardly any competition and being on the best bike.
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Little Dave showing some improvement but just misses out on Q2.
Incredible lap by Escrig to put the crappy-ass Forward bike in Q2.
Incredible lap by Escrig to put the crappy-ass Forward bike in Q2.
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Gonzalez making it look easy right now.
Escrig qualifies P4!!!
Escrig qualifies P4!!!
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Man, MM seems to hardly be breaking a sweat, taking very few risks, super comfortable. And he basically has the same gap to P2, than P2 to P9. That's freaking impressive. And yes, I think Pecco realizes the writing is on the wall, since he knows MM is basically cruising now, and willing to take more risks if needed. It should be obvious to anybody he's the better rider, leading this early, on a new bike for him, AND by this much, and making it look easy. I'm happy for him. He deserves not only another title, but 2 more, to be the undisputed GOAT, since he really is IMO. Also very happy to see he's hardly taking any risks now, minimizing chances of another serious injury. Finally, it's another lesson to younger riders than staying in shape is important in MotoGP, since basically a grandpa by MotoGP standards, is kicking their arses. Ha ha.
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I'm finally going to see a session live. I'm caught up on the MotoGP qualifying in non-real time, but won't have time to check out Moto2 and Moto3 qualifying until later.
Marc looked, in the end, untouchable in qualifying. I don't have any reason to believe that he'll have any less of an advantage in the race.
Zarco was an absolute star in qualifying. The Honda has improved, but I think that most of what we saw today was down to Zarco, I believe.
Bagnaia may be fighting for the podium, but maybe he can get one of his excellent starts.
A bit disappointing that Ogura is so far back. I expect him to move forward in the main race, with more experience.
Marc looked, in the end, untouchable in qualifying. I don't have any reason to believe that he'll have any less of an advantage in the race.
Zarco was an absolute star in qualifying. The Honda has improved, but I think that most of what we saw today was down to Zarco, I believe.
Bagnaia may be fighting for the podium, but maybe he can get one of his excellent starts.
A bit disappointing that Ogura is so far back. I expect him to move forward in the main race, with more experience.
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Yeah, Marc's story this year is taking on 2011 vibes. Return of the Jedi. Long season, and the early rounds always seem a bit anomalous, but he's looking good. We'll see how he executes on race days with uncertain weather.
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Marquez siblings are stretching out leaving Bagnaia to try and hold onto third. If MM93 suddenly quit MotoGP now, would Alex M become the favourite. OK, I know it's only part way through the first sprint race.
My prediction: very well.
My prediction: very well.
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Frankie is running out of friends 
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Franco you idiot
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I didn't see the incident in enough detail to assign fault, but if I had to make my best guess now, it would be fault: Morbidelli.
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They're trying to injure Miguel again...
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I wonder how many races in a row we'll get with the first two positions are M & A Marquez.
I was hoping to have seen more from Marco Bezzecchi.
I was hoping to have seen more from Marco Bezzecchi.
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It wasn't that bad, but he's in Nakagami territory. Every time something happens he's there.
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TV coverage took too long to focus on the where the battles are happening
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Acosta is fading, but at least he's still upright.
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Nice to see Mir getting some coverage for the first time since 2021
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