Silverstone, 5-6-7 August MotoGP

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Re: Silverstone, 5-6-7 August MotoGP

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Good fun so far
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Re: Silverstone, 5-6-7 August MotoGP

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Asparagus the Elder effortlessly wins double hard bastard of the day award for (briefly) setting the outright lap record after having been given the flick at 115mph half an hour earlier.
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mangocrazy wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 7:19 pm Asparagus the Elder effortlessly wins double hard bastard of the day award for (briefly) setting the outright lap record after having been given the flick at 115mph half an hour earlier.
Yep - quite unbelievable. I got carried away in the moment & thought he'd actually be on pole.
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What happened to Sam Lowes. I only caught the last of the qualifying, and in French. There was a comment about Lowes, but I missed exactly what they were saying, just that there was a crash? In practice??
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Yes, spannered himself.

As usual
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From the sounds of it, bad enough not to race, but how, what??

Or I'll just go google!!
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Crashed by himself, dislocated shoulder and potential ligament damage , went straight to Manchester for treatment by specialist hth
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Re: Silverstone, 5-6-7 August MotoGP

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I wonder if Rins is looking at where the Hondas finished and feeling a shiver run down his spine. That bike hurts riders when pushed.

He'll not pull moves on the Honda like he did today on the Suzook.

Who'd have bet on that podium for the big race?
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Skub wrote: Sun Aug 07, 2022 3:05 pm Who'd have bet on that podium for the big race?
Absolutely - and although I did have a feeling Viñales might possibly going to scrape a podium I certainly didn't think he'd come close to winning it.
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Yes JD 😎😎😎😎
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Just watched the highlights, did any spectators turn up at all?
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Loads, but they don't open all the stands.
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Had a Google, 41,000, down from 60,000+ last year and compared to 140,000+ sell out for the F1.
That can't be good.