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Brno 2016

Not even with Rossi's massive ego head could he blow a one second hole in the air for Marquez up the last hill. Also ou will find Marc was up from the second sector.

Marc's 1 second advantage over Rossi wasn't entirely from the slipstream. It was a combination of him putting in a good lap, getting a slipstream, and Rossi getting held up in traffic. I think using Rossi as a reference and getting a good slipstream contributed to Marc knocking Lorenzo off pole.
 
Marc's 1 second advantage over Rossi wasn't entirely from the slipstream. It was a combination of him putting in a good lap, getting a slipstream, and Rossi getting held up in traffic. I think using Rossi as a reference and getting a good slipstream contributed to Marc knocking Lorenzo off pole.
Or you could just admit it was an awesome lap.
 
You're right. I must of missed that part. Did you see when Rossi was upset he didn't get pole so he kicked Pol's bike? Was freakin hilarious Jums! High Five!!
Nah, I must of missed the kick. But I did see him try and stuff Marc into turn one out of typical Rosspite. Marc wasn't trying to embarrass VR, he did that all on his own.

If you live in a glass house, don't throw rocks.
 
Nah, I must of missed the kick. But I did see him try and stuff Marc into turn one out of typical Rosspite. Marc wasn't trying to embarrass VR, he did that all on his own.

If you live in a glass house, don't throw rocks.

Found a pic of VR kicking Pol's bike.

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Use your wild imagination and you'll see the kick + Rossi flipping Pol the bird.
 
After god spent 6 days making the earth a Rossi fan came up to him while he was chillin on the 7th and said, "Rossi could have done all that."

Brilliant Dubs, farken gold mate


You think Marc was going to admit to purposely getting into Rossi's slipstream because he knew he needed assistance to beat Lorenzo's time?

Lorenzo set his times without any slipstream, he was the best rider in Q2.

Holy .... ............ you complimented JL ......... are you alright there MV?

As for the rest, seriously mate, give up on your 'this forum is against all that is yellow focus' as you are simply becoming as bitter as those against who you argue over what you perceive as their bitterness.


Again nobody cares who is who's teammate next year. That doesn't have anything to do with this subject. You've been stuck on that teammate .... since Mugello. Teammate is the first person you want to beat.

Suzuki cared ........... a lot.

Suzuki had a theory ............. and alluded to it.

They cared


I already said I didn't have a problem with MM's lap. But, I wasn't going to let the opportunity to point out hypocrisy on display by some (including you) on this forum pass me by.

So basically you want to argue for ego's sake?

So now you are doing exactly that which you mock others for doing?


I think Lorenzo would have had pole if not for corner 9 having a shadow making it slightly less than optimal.

Surely that was Rossi's shadow ........ :D

The ....... is everywhere causing issues.
 
Funny thing was Rossi still had another lap to try and improve his qualifying position, and what does he do? He tries to run MM wide because he was pissed off as usual, and in the process he ...... himself out of one final lap. Like I said, he handles pressure worse than any world champion I have ever seen.
 
Rossi was being held up by Pol, but he chose not to impact Pol's ability to set his best qualifying time.

Rossi's problem .......... maybe dashboard or radio communications need to be in order so that Rossi does not make that same mistake
 
Found a pic of VR kicking Pol's bike.

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Use your wild imagination and you'll see the kick + Rossi flipping Pol the bird.

Why don't you post a picture of a haystack instead, as you have done nothing but run straw man arguments for most of this thread; I guess you have no choice but to do so since that is all you have.

It is you who is prone to invention including finding fault with reactions to incidents which haven't actually occurred. It was Suzuki, for whom Vinales is contracted to ride, who expressed disappointment about Vinales not managing pole that time in the circumstances which applied, and MM, one of the parties actually involved in the Sepang 2015 incident, who claimed to have been kicked, and the only doubt about Rossi's foot contacting MM's bike is whether it was volitional on Rossi's part.
 
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Point out when Rossi did something to interfere with Pol's lap. Rossi easily had far more pace than Pol, but he didn't force his way up the inside to interfere with Pol's qualifying. If he had, Rossi haters would be calling for him to be penalized.

If this is so which is supposition good luck to Rossi, but it has nothing to do with MM. Neither VR nor MM was on a pole challenging lap, nor ever showed any sign of being able to approach such a lap-time, hence MM being able to catch them. Another difference from the Vinales/Rossi interaction come to think of it, since Vinales was provably capable of going much faster yet Rossi still managed to catch him despite it being hammer time in qualifying.
 
#46 is a ruthless competitor, however most riders (including 46) don't usually attempt to execute much passing in corners during qualifying because of the chance of interfering with other rider's lap. During a race, he would block pass Pol the first chance he got.

No, most riders don't try it because it almost invariably means that their lap is unsalvagably screwed anyway. It is then common for the rider affected to complain post session about their lap having been ruined by a dawdler/dawdlers, and I don't believe Rossi is any exception to this; such complaints are not necessarily without justification imo, btw.

MM as is his wont managed, ruthlessly (that word again) but safely imo, to salvage his situation, and his post race statement about having gained from slipstreaming, which apparently you believe supports whatever argument you are making (an argument I am yet to discern btw), was if anything imo an acknowledgement to Jorge Lorenzo that it had helped him beat Jorge's own stonking lap. I strongly doubt he ever considered Rossi a threat to his own pole lap or Jorge's lap, and he has made it abundantly clear for the last 10 months or so that he cares not a whit about Rossi's attitude to anything.
 
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Point out when Rossi did something to interfere with Pol's lap. Rossi easily had far more pace than Pol, but he didn't force his way up the inside to interfere with Pol's qualifying. If he had, Rossi haters would be calling for him to be penalized.

He doesn't need to ............ it was you who claimed that VR was sitting there to not stuff up Pol's lap

It is just as likely that VR was sitting there because at the time he could not get past

Evo's point is that your assertion that VR did not want to upset Pol's lap is unlikely as if VR had reason, he would easily have challenged and upset Pol (reason being he was faster etc)



#46 is a ruthless competitor, however most riders (including 46) don't usually attempt to execute much passing in corners during qualifying because of the chance of interfering with other rider's lap. During a race, he would block pass Pol the first chance he got.

#46 is the most ruthless rider on the track, history has shown that to be the case but today he is matched by #93.

Both would sell their grandmother to achieve the required and desired result on the track.

If VR wanted to put a hard pass on in practice to prove a point against a rider, he would (recall Sepang last year when he 'buzzed' JL for example at the end of a practice session ignoring usual rider protocols)


Marquez was nearly a second faster than Rossi what's he meant to do pull over and take a bow. Get over it.

Rule 46.4.6.a. clause MV of the rule book states that 'All riders must adhere to the no passing of a rider named Valentino when that rider is entering, within or exiting a corner.'

Rule 46.4.6.c states 'Rule 46.4.6.A clause MV is not to apply where riders are not named Valentino or where any rider named Valentino has waved a following rider past. For the definition of wave see subsection 'waves' under the 'DORNA Rules for Valentinos section'
 
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Rossi was setting himself up to pass Pol on the straight, Marc saw that and took advantage of the line Rossi was using to pass on the inside. Not really a big deal, but I know a few folks here would have a major problem if it was Rossi doing the same thing to Marc.

OK, someone has actually said MM ruthlessly took advantage, which as I said is a fair cop.
 
I would say just that on another forum, but since a select few here never give Rossi much credit when it's due, I'm forced to do the same for Marc.

So why NOT post insightful, intelligent and reasoned debate here?

And why is it that you feel Rossi MUST be given credit here?

The interesting point is that nobody forces you to post here, nor post your 'anti everything but Rossi' here, but yet you do so out of what ........... spite that some people do not worship at the right altar, or that they have a different opinion or non-conforming opinion that many masses have?

Nope, you are not forced at all, you choose to post your comments which makes you no better than those against whom you whinge .......... in actuality, you become the same just with a different message.

By all means continue but it is a shame as some time back when you first started here sure you were pro-VR but you also bought some good discussion where now you just copy and paste then change a few words.............


As for not giving Rossi credit - they all do, albeit sometimes begrudging but the likes against whom you carry-on have all complimented VR this year plus others.
 
Career Poles Leader
Marquez 63
Lorenzo 63
Rossi 63
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Marquez 9 1/2 years

Lorenzo 14 1/2 years

Rossi 21 1/2 years
 
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