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Motogp Portugal
Two rounds to go.
Last year the podium was George Martin,Enea Bastianini and Pedro Acosta.It will be different this year,but you can never rule out Acosta.
Bagnia didn't finish in 24,but his performances are so up and down,you couldn't guess if he'll win or be 20th.
Maybe Bez will have a good day? It's a hard round to predict.
Last year the podium was George Martin,Enea Bastianini and Pedro Acosta.It will be different this year,but you can never rule out Acosta.
Bagnia didn't finish in 24,but his performances are so up and down,you couldn't guess if he'll win or be 20th.
Maybe Bez will have a good day? It's a hard round to predict.
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Seems like it,on paper anyway.
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Re: Motogp Portugal
FP1 and Bulega finishes 3 positions ahead of Bagnaia (14th plays 17th). Pecco the RNG rides again...
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Re: Motogp Portugal
That really is piss poor.mangocrazy wrote: Fri Nov 07, 2025 11:34 am FP1 and Bulega finishes 3 positions ahead of Bagnaia (14th plays 17th). Pecco the RNG rides again...
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Bagnaia's bike was throwing some really nasty shapes so no surprise he didn't finish higher. But is it a fundamentally flawed bike setup or is it a mentally shot rider?Supermofo wrote: Fri Nov 07, 2025 11:52 amThat really is piss poor.mangocrazy wrote: Fri Nov 07, 2025 11:34 am FP1 and Bulega finishes 3 positions ahead of Bagnaia (14th plays 17th). Pecco the RNG rides again...
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Did I imagine reading recently that Gigi and the crew now agree it's the bike and not Pecco?
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Re: Motogp Portugal
The other 2 GP25s were ahead of him.Skub wrote: Fri Nov 07, 2025 1:24 pm Did I imagine reading recently that Gigi and the crew now agree it's the bike and not Pecco?
Hmmm.
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Bagnaia's looking a lot racier this afternoon, half a second off pole, a second faster than Bulega. Still not stellar, though.
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And then he goes second, just 0.030 secs off provisional pole.
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Times and positions from Friday Practice
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Re: Motogp Portugal
It's often like that. Nowadays with all the concessions, the bikes are more equal.
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Re: Motogp Portugal
That was entertaining! Good scrap between Alex and Pedro - made for some excellent viewing.
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Was very impressed by Casey O'Gorman. First GP race and managed 6th place.
Blimey, this kid could be good. The commentators didn't seem too surprised, as thought they were expecting good things from him
Blimey, this kid could be good. The commentators didn't seem too surprised, as thought they were expecting good things from him
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Re: Motogp Portugal
Pedro seems impatient with KTM and Quartararo the same with Yamaha.
I wonder where they'll go in the grand reshuffle.
I thought Joel Kelso was going to win his first race,then sadly and as usual,he was swallowed up after leading for a good part of the race.
Kudos to Bulega,he aquitted himself very well. He was on the best bike out there,I wouldn't be expecting too much from Toprak on Yamaha's new V4....but it is Toprak,so....
I wonder where they'll go in the grand reshuffle.
I thought Joel Kelso was going to win his first race,then sadly and as usual,he was swallowed up after leading for a good part of the race.
Kudos to Bulega,he aquitted himself very well. He was on the best bike out there,I wouldn't be expecting too much from Toprak on Yamaha's new V4....but it is Toprak,so....
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Re: Motogp Portugal
It's hardly a secret and they're the top 2 available and in demand.Skub wrote: Mon Nov 10, 2025 8:04 pm Pedro seems impatient with KTM and Quartararo the same with Yamaha.
I wonder where they'll go in the grand reshuffle.
There'll be lots of behind the scenes negotiations.
Be great if they both got top rides. More folk at the pointy end.
But, nobody knows what the top bike will be in 2027 when they're 850s.
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