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Mugello Motogp
I bet neither Italians,nor Ducati will go well this year.
Podium last year was Pecco,Fabio and Aleix. I can't see the Yam on the rostrum on Sunday.
Podium last year was Pecco,Fabio and Aleix. I can't see the Yam on the rostrum on Sunday.
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Re: Mugello Motogp
Had to chuckle at Bagnaia shouting & waving at Marquez then immediately giving him a tow to the front row
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Re: Mugello Motogp
Binder managed a 366.1 kph a lap or so later, which is 228 mph in old money.
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Re: Mugello Motogp
mangocrazy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 10, 2023 4:59 pm Binder managed a 366.1 kph a lap or so later, which is 228 mph in old money.
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Re: Mugello Motogp
Split the difference - 227.5 mph...
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Re: Mugello Motogp
This surprised me - Rins just sort of slid off in the background, didn't look nasty at all and now he might be out for the season.
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Re: Mugello Motogp
Wow. Awesome race
Was really willing Oncu on. He really wanted that win. He threw the kitchen sink at it
Was really willing Oncu on. He really wanted that win. He threw the kitchen sink at it
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Re: Mugello Motogp
As the old saying goes, if he fell into a barrel of tits, he'd come up sucking his thumb...
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Re: Mugello Motogp
He's taken over from John McPheemangocrazy wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 12:16 pmAs the old saying goes, if he fell into a barrel of tits, he'd come up sucking his thumb...
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Re: Mugello Motogp
Another DNF for MM93. Yes, he got out onto the dirty part of the track, but the reason he had to do that was to avoid running into the back of Marini. So not machine error, but rider error. And then he has the nerve to strike a Jesus pose for the cameras as if the bike had betrayed him.
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Re: Mugello Motogp
Simon Crafar explained it differently. He reckoned MM ran slightly wide on purpose to give himself a better line to cut back in behind Marini and get better slipstream on the straight, the negative of doing that is that a bit more lean angle is required on the cut back.mangocrazy wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 3:40 pm Another DNF for MM93. Yes, he got out onto the dirty part of the track, but the reason he had to do that was to avoid running into the back of Marini. So not machine error, but rider error. And then he has the nerve to strike a Jesus pose for the cameras as if the bike had betrayed him.
Not one of the most interesting races I've ever seen, MotoGP and WSB seem to be purely for the benefit of Ducati at the moment.