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Dr No
Hogwash. There was no visual evidence of Honda superiority in that race Every bike has its strong points, and they canceled each other out today. From what i could see, the time was being made up on the brakes. Marquez is a ....... wildman. He is riding the big boy bike, just like he rode the Moto 2 machine, loose and on the edge of out of control. For those who said you cant see the style differences in these riders, needs to watch this race until they get it. That pass for the lead where he juked Lorenzo right then dive bombed left was a thing of beauty, and If you are lamenting the lack of race craft in Moto GP, your suffering is over. The championship is not over by a long shot, but , its getting very close to a two man show. Those were 3 great riders, who rode 3 great races, the strongest at the moment prevailed. I beleive Lorenzo is still not 100%, and anything less, even 99%, is going to lead to late race fade, even if its just a 10/th here and a 10/th there. Cal, what can you say, he was being Cal. Rossi, thats who you are now, 4-5th place, 10 + seconds off the pace. Once in a blue moon, things may align for him to run up front, but he is done as a title contender. Solid race from Bautista, i was scared he would .... things up, but he done good. Great race,
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Was a bit sad that VR effort...but then again Cal could've done that pressure role, bin jobs don't help.
But that race showed that even when carrying all the corner speed the tyres allow, you're going to get smoked out of corners. Feel sorry for Lorenzo, but then again Marquez is a phenomenon. Doesn't care about being out of shape at all.
(edit: meant to be a response to Big Jorge's post)
Hogwash. There was no visual evidence of Honda superiority in that race Every bike has its strong points, and they canceled each other out today. From what i could see, the time was being made up on the brakes. Marquez is a ....... wildman. He is riding the big boy bike, just like he rode the Moto 2 machine, loose and on the edge of out of control. For those who said you cant see the style differences in these riders, needs to watch this race until they get it. That pass for the lead where he juked Lorenzo right then dive bombed left was a thing of beauty, and If you are lamenting the lack of race craft in Moto GP, your suffering is over. The championship is not over by a long shot, but , its getting very close to a two man show. Those were 3 great riders, who rode 3 great races, the strongest at the moment prevailed. I beleive Lorenzo is still not 100%, and anything less, even 99%, is going to lead to late race fade, even if its just a 10/th here and a 10/th there. Cal, what can you say, he was being Cal. Rossi, thats who you are now, 4-5th place, 10 + seconds off the pace. Once in a blue moon, things may align for him to run up front, but he is done as a title contender. Solid race from Bautista, i was scared he would .... things up, but he done good. Great race,