
MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
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Re: MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
The best I ever seen was Redding at Knockhill with both wheels off the ground over the start finish, caught by Iain Struthers, I’ve never seen anyone do that there before and don’t think I have since either. Will try and find it.


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Re: MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
I had McCrasher to bin it on lap 5 in the sweepstake.
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Re: MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
Interesting stat from today on the Dorna coverage
Joan Mir, the defending world champion clinched 3rd place in the world championship this year and has not led a single lap at any point in this season after 17 races .... won the championship last year with a single win but consistent finishes
Joan Mir, the defending world champion clinched 3rd place in the world championship this year and has not led a single lap at any point in this season after 17 races .... won the championship last year with a single win but consistent finishes
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Re: MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
That was poor from Binder wasn't it.... i mean like REALLY poor... As much as i like some of his riding, if he brings that into the premiere class he's going to be very unpopular very quickly.
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Re: MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
I'm intruiged by anyone who likes his riding - he's a cunt. Always has been. He's a bully boy cunt that frequently steps over the edge of what's acceptable (Red Bull KTM had already stuck a protest in at him trying to put Masia into the pit wall earlier in the race) and has never been slapped down by officialdom or anyone simply taking him round the back of pit boxes and sorting him out. The first has happened belatedly, the second will happen discretely if he continues to behave like he is.weeksy wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 7:48 am That was poor from Binder wasn't it.... i mean like REALLY poor... As much as i like some of his riding, if he brings that into the premiere class he's going to be very unpopular very quickly.
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Re: MotoGP Portimao. Well it won't be Marquez again
It's a bit crap having Divebomb Binder decide the championship,great to see a rookie win though. Gotta feel for Foggia.
The big race was processional,much less of a spectacle than Moto3.
Moto2 wasn't much better than Motogp.
The big race was processional,much less of a spectacle than Moto3.
Moto2 wasn't much better than Motogp.
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