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Dude.... That presser was going to be the best...
I see some "stern" finger wagging going on.
I see some "stern" finger wagging going on.
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Plain stupid. Nothing should have been discussed. They should have blackflagged Rossi in previous race and nothing would have happened. Race direction just .... its pants to penalize Rossi. And because of that everything is turning into one big mess. And not even mentioning what will happen in next races because RD just gave a wildcard to crash opponents out of the track. MotoGP suddenly became a very dangerous sports.
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i wish you worked for dorna, so you could do what you want.
that way you could stop bitching about it.
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I agree the Valencia press conference was going to be great viewing. Hopefully someone sneaks a camera into the permanent bureau (whatever that is) and we get to see some highlights.
In terms of black flagging Rossi and nothing would have happened, I think the opposite. Imagine how all those already wound up by his penalty would be reacting now?? Black flagging him would have sent half the world mental. Not punishing him at all would have sent the other half daft. Unfortunately RD went for a halfway house and everyone's gone daft. Motogp has always been dangerous but so much ill feeling and highly charged emotion (not just the riders, but fans as well) certainly isn't making it any safer.
In terms of black flagging Rossi and nothing would have happened, I think the opposite. Imagine how all those already wound up by his penalty would be reacting now?? Black flagging him would have sent half the world mental. Not punishing him at all would have sent the other half daft. Unfortunately RD went for a halfway house and everyone's gone daft. Motogp has always been dangerous but so much ill feeling and highly charged emotion (not just the riders, but fans as well) certainly isn't making it any safer.
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We get it. You hate Rossi and think the sport is very dangerous. How many times are you going to post the same thing?
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Excellent! I'm laughing because this line of argument has made me realize how crazy I've sounded these last few days. I'm also laughing thinking about the last 2 races of the season in Wsbk. Those races, 4 guys trying to kill each other in what is called 'racing'; nobody said much about it. Meanwhile GP goes bonkers, the world loses its axis.
Roll on Valencia.
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Damn... Like I said in another thread the people that will lose out the most will be the fans.
I'm really disappointing that there well be no press conference!! Was looking to a really good show.
Although I must say. The journalists who are in the Moto GP press conferences are a bunch of ... holes that ask stupid question after stupid question.
I'm really disappointing that there well be no press conference!! Was looking to a really good show.
Although I must say. The journalists who are in the Moto GP press conferences are a bunch of ... holes that ask stupid question after stupid question.
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Cant have anyone asking hard questions or questioning the integrity of the sport can we....shameful!
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Never!!!!!!! Lets Just completely take away a portion of the race weekend (that some of us Moto GP fans really look forward to) and leave the fans with nothing.
Thanks for watching Fans... Pay us your $ for your season passes and we will completely ruin the last race for you.
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go with the flow bruh.
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Dear Jorge and Marc,
please take a recording device with you to the meeting.
Regards,
Fan desperate to know everything.
please take a recording device with you to the meeting.
Regards,
Fan desperate to know everything.
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Haha. Yeah man, but I'm afraid if the last press conference pushed the earth off its axis, this one might have done this to us.
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From a marketing perspective I don't see how Dorna would be upset. They should be laughing all the way to the bank and I bet they'll see more 2016 season pass purchases. They owe MM and VR a percentage of the increased profits. 
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From a marketing perspective I don't see how Dorna would be upset. They should be laughing all the way to the bank and I bet they'll see more 2016 season pass purchases. The owe MM and VR a percentage of the increased profits.
Not sure mate. Maybe the best commercial outcome for the future of MotoGP would be a reconciliation. If, when Rossi finally retires, it's still all bitter and twisted, then I don't think that would be good for business.
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