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Good takes Angel. I wonder if they would have penalized Buatista had he taken out VR again. I doubt it.
I heard the track was rather greasy due to the heat. I think they did show the move by Bradders, but after the race. Im not so sure I'd call Marquez almost attempted enema on on Pedro exactly tip toe. Ducati are still crap, and they have no confidence in their bike but surely the tires are decidedly against them.
Also, I forgot to mention, speaking of tires. Dovi had an interesting post qual interview. He said the "hard" tires are not like they use to be traditionally, where one could depend on them to last a race distance. He said Bridgestones no longer work that way, where once the "soft" option mean one was willing to compromise distance wear over early traction. Nicky concurred and said the "hard" option was basically useless because the drop in performance was to drastic where as the "soft" was still manageable even after considerable distance. This kinda lends a bit of credence to Talpa's charge that Bridgestone has gone to .... absent a tire competitor.
Good takes Angel. I wonder if they would have penalized Buatista had he taken out VR again. I doubt it.
I heard the track was rather greasy due to the heat. I think they did show the move by Bradders, but after the race. Im not so sure I'd call Marquez almost attempted enema on on Pedro exactly tip toe. Ducati are still crap, and they have no confidence in their bike but surely the tires are decidedly against them.
Also, I forgot to mention, speaking of tires. Dovi had an interesting post qual interview. He said the "hard" tires are not like they use to be traditionally, where one could depend on them to last a race distance. He said Bridgestones no longer work that way, where once the "soft" option mean one was willing to compromise distance wear over early traction. Nicky concurred and said the "hard" option was basically useless because the drop in performance was to drastic where as the "soft" was still manageable even after considerable distance. This kinda lends a bit of credence to Talpa's charge that Bridgestone has gone to .... absent a tire competitor.
