Can Marquez Bested At Silverstone?
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2012 conditions: 71% humidity, 15<sup>o</sup> Air 23<sup>o</sup> track temp Circuit Lap Record: 2.02.888 Lorenzo Yamaha
2013 conditions: 61% humidity, 21<sup>o</sup> Air 34<sup>o</sup> track temp Lap record in FP2: 2.02.734 Lorenzo Yamaha
Ah man, wow, the Yamaha went faster this year. Amazing, let me log on and tell Jumkie.
The simple world according to Pov. Hey Povol, maybe the satellite RCV was the best bike last year since Alvaro sat on pole in 2012, eh? Haha
Pov, you really need to take a few reading classes or many. First of all, the last time they were at Silverstone it was cold and patchy conditions. You tried to make some dumb assertion that the Yamaha lap time in FP2 meant the M1 must now be better. But just in FP1 an RCV was in first position. Hahaha, you see how your logic works (or doesn't?) Just about everybody who knows a thing or two would easily pic the RCV as the better machine to the M1 as it currently stands. But your dumb ... points to a warmer track this year than rushes to conclude, you see how he went faster? The .... about it all is that you honestly think you said something insightful. Hahaha, my God man.
2012 conditions: 71% humidity, 15<sup>o</sup> Air 23<sup>o</sup> track temp Circuit Lap Record: 2.02.888 Lorenzo Yamaha
2013 conditions: 61% humidity, 21<sup>o</sup> Air 34<sup>o</sup> track temp Lap record in FP2: 2.02.734 Lorenzo Yamaha
Ah man, wow, the Yamaha went faster this year. Amazing, let me log on and tell Jumkie.
The simple world according to Pov. Hey Povol, maybe the satellite RCV was the best bike last year since Alvaro sat on pole in 2012, eh? Haha
Pov, you really need to take a few reading classes or many. First of all, the last time they were at Silverstone it was cold and patchy conditions. You tried to make some dumb assertion that the Yamaha lap time in FP2 meant the M1 must now be better. But just in FP1 an RCV was in first position. Hahaha, you see how your logic works (or doesn't?) Just about everybody who knows a thing or two would easily pic the RCV as the better machine to the M1 as it currently stands. But your dumb ... points to a warmer track this year than rushes to conclude, you see how he went faster? The .... about it all is that you honestly think you said something insightful. Hahaha, my God man.
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The M1 makes up a lot of time in the corners, but loses that time everywhere else. It's not like Lorenzo hasn't won any races this year, it's just most of the tracks favor the Honda over the Yamaha.
The M1 makes up a lot of time in the corners, but loses that time everywhere else. It's not like Lorenzo hasn't won any races this year, it's just most of the tracks favor the Honda over the Yamaha.
povol
Looks to me that Jorge is either running out of physical endurance or tyres at the end of races. If the latter, I would see some irony in him having voted for them last year and another rider being panned for saying they would prove insufficiently durable under race conditions.
If it is physical endurance, which may well be the case since his second clavicular fracture left his clavicle in rather a large number of fragments, results going forward when he is stronger will depend on whether MM has anything in reserve. The perceived wisdom including from Jorge is that MM is absolutely on the limit, but to me his recent races have looked as though they went exactly according to plan, even to the extent of a possibly pre-planned move at the Corkscrew, and have required no unusual effort from him.
Looks to me that Jorge is either running out of physical endurance or tyres at the end of races. If the latter, I would see some irony in him having voted for them last year and another rider being panned for saying they would prove insufficiently durable under race conditions.
If it is physical endurance, which may well be the case since his second clavicular fracture left his clavicle in rather a large number of fragments, results going forward when he is stronger will depend on whether MM has anything in reserve. The perceived wisdom including from Jorge is that MM is absolutely on the limit, but to me his recent races have looked as though they went exactly according to plan, even to the extent of a possibly pre-planned move at the Corkscrew, and have required no unusual effort from him.
