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Agree - although Zarco and Ianonne may yet surprise us.
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Agree - although Zarco and Ianonne may yet surprise us.
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On BT commentary they were saying Silverstone spent £5m resurfacing, I wonder how much COTA"s 'shave' cost?
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The problem is, the other riders need to stop racing on Rossi’s dawdling line
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Yeah, I really ruined the race. You are such a prick! You never post about those other races, but you ..... at me. You are truly a bitter little boy without a life. Either grow up or shut up.
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It always amazes me how a person with cancer could be selfish and indignant prick to others. One would think you would be grateful and kinder to others given a second chance at life.
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I would imagine that it is far more physical given the comparative lack of engine braking and the weight.
I would think so too. Never ridden an electric “superbike” myself, but I can’t wrap my head around no gearshifts and next to no engine braking.
I wish they would just go back to Laguna Seca.
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He's half a second faster than the rest. You could be right - but I think the only person that can beat Márquez is Márquez. Viñales had pace here last year but pushed too hard.
Turn 1 always concerns me.
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Beating himself is why I'm not sure about him winning. I think he might have too much to prove after Argentina and it's obviously not a good thing if that is the case.
Agreed on turn 1. Have hated this circuit since F1 first raced here in 2012. Felt like it was just a ripoff of a number of other circuits. Everyone goes gaga for the elevation change to turn 1, but that's the only defining feature of the circuit. The stadium section is god awful. You have a long back straight that is featureless save for the armco and catch fencing. The esses while technically challenging is far too long of a section. Nothing special about the final 2 corners. It's just Tilke garbage like every other circuit he designed.
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Bautista and Abraham on soft rears!!??
Can see the track temp reaching the low 40s by the end of the race. Rossi (probably begrudgingly) forced to run the hard read. Will the mediums pay off for some? I'm certain that Cal and Marc will run the hard rear - Reading on full hard front and rear.
.... knows.
Can see the track temp reaching the low 40s by the end of the race. Rossi (probably begrudgingly) forced to run the hard read. Will the mediums pay off for some? I'm certain that Cal and Marc will run the hard rear - Reading on full hard front and rear.
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I was wrong - Rossi on a medium rear.
I think rossi was testing the hard out in warm up and decided it wasn’t the tyre to go for.
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