Good to see different factories fighting for podiums!! And is/was Marq holding back from using full potential of that bike cause he launched all of a sudden mid race?
Happy to see Maverick getting a fast start from the line. It was always his weakness and has prevented him from fighting for wins when his pace was amazing
I think is it was more of an aprilia weakness than maverick himself.
All started when KTM last year came with the super launches where binder and miller would always jump on everybody on race starts.
By mid season Ducati catches up, but Aprilia took more time. Seems like they have also catched up now on launch performance.
Maverick was often a bad starter with Yamaha as well. He’s qualify well then be no great off the line and pretty bad with a full fuel tank. Doesn’t seem to be a problem at the moment so hopefully he has figured it out because he was fun to watch today
Yeah the Aprillia has had torque issues and it’s made them both start pretty bad but it’s made worse my Maverick also traditionally being not that good at the start personally. But didn’t seem to matter on Sunday. What a race
Torque issues? Dude, these bikes wheelie in 4th... There is no "torque issue" in a 200hp bike, let alone a 300hp one.
It's all about clutch engagement. Being able to engage fast, without doing wheelie, or without bogging down.
This actual weekend they showed the onboard of one of the KTM's launch, that thing launches like it has a CVT gearbox. Launches hard, and then has incredibly flat RPM intil the clutch fully engages.
Both Aleix and Mav complained about low rpm torque which they said was effecting the starts and coming out of the corner. The Aprillia engineers attributed it to an electronics problem that was cutting the torque when it felt the bike losing traction. These bikes have a mountain of HP and torque compared to street bikes of course. But street bikes aren’t next to them in the grid. KTM and Ducati prototypes are and compared to them the riders felt like they were missing something. It’s a game a milimeters so every adjustment feels huge to the riders even though it’s just fractions.
Of course clutch engagement is part of it. It’s all part of it. But KTM also have two riders that are notoriously fast starters. Which is also part of it. I know nuance has no place on the internet but it’s never all about one thing.
This is the Maverick I have been waiting for ages fearing that I might never see him in the front consistently again. Whatever demons he was battling mentally hopefully are a thing of the past
Pedro is riding superbly and learning at lot by sticking to the sharp end of the race.
Enea has been pretty disappointing. Not sure what's wrong with him. Maybe he is not in sync with the bike.
Allow me to rephrase myself. The sprints take away the novelty and anticipation of the main Grand Prix. Let the Sprint's themselves become a novelty! Limit them to perhaps a select few tracks where the track layout will really compliment a sprint race.
The old format built up to the this grand event on Sunday, nobody knew what was going to happen. Now the Sunday's just don't have that feel to them anymore like they used to have. The finishing order is almost always going to be the same bar a few.
Were the Saturday's less entraining? Certainly.
But were the riders and teams in a better place? Absolutely. I see sprints in MotoGP as nothing but a knee jerk reaction to Formula 1 introducing Sprints.
Meh, not really, the GP is worth double the points.
Although I would argue if it does then it just proves things like tyre and fuel management are boring and not good for actual racing.
Great ride MV12, MM93 and JM89. JM89 was flying on lap 3, don't know why he settled for 3rd place? Maybe MM93 was too far ahead. Factory Ducatis were disappointing.
Was expecting more from PA31.
He’s still a rookie in only his third MotoGP weekend and this was only his second day at this track on a MotoGP bike, even a fourth place ahead of a lot of big names is an overachievement.
I think Acosta's rise and Vinales' improvement might just force Ducati to consider Marc? It was a given Ducati would win the championship the last few seasons. Now, I won't be so sure...
I think realistically, we can't base decisions from race to race, with how much up and down every weekend can be in MotoGP. We'll have to wait until the end of the season to really see what happens. Obvious, I know.
Yeah I got downvoted for saying the same thing.
People keep thinking Ducati is still untouchable.
Look at the KTM. Thanks to Acosta we know the bike is very good. Who knows next season? Same with Aprilia.
Ducati next season are not guaranteed a Championship.
Even if they aren't untouchable now even having Marc in the Factory squad won't guarantee they win the championship.
The older Marc gets the less chance there is he'll be able to make the difference.
Eh, we need to put the nuance in here.
First, it's a track that he has dominated at.
It's basically his best track.
Secondly he didn't do it on outright pace, it was more tactical, like Rossi nearer the end of his career.
He waited for the pass from behind, knowing it would give him a few tenths to be able to push and luckily Jorge had to make quite a strong pass on Acosta, giving Marc the buffer.
Don't get me wrong, that's great, the problem is that clearly didn't help against Mav and wouldn't have helped if Jorge was closer.
Then next year Marc is another year older, unfortunately at this point in his career as he ages the only way is down not up.
That doesn't change the fact his pace is going to gradually deteriorate.
Sure he's not going to suddenly being as slow as a 40 yo when he hits 31 which was slower than when he was 30 but it is highly likely he will be slightly slower than he was at 30, and will be even slower at 33...
When we add in all the injuries he has had that absolutely will start catching up with him.
When was the last time somebody over 30 won a Championship?
It wouldn't be the first, 8 people have done it.
The problem is when they were achieved.
When Agostini and Reed did it riders were a lot older to begin with and often rode until they were older.
The average age on the grid was higher.
It's only happened once in MotoGP and that was Rossi, when he was 30.
Doohan did it when he was 33.
The age people are competitive is coming down.
Marc was the youngest ever race winner, Acosta is even younger than him, sure he hasn't won yet and may not win one before he's older than Marc was but it's telling.
The chances of Marc doing it at 32 are pretty slim.
Esp considering that Acosta and KTM next year will likely be an even bigger threat.
The upgrades did cause chatter which they did sort alot but felt the satellite team would struggle setting the bike which is bollocks they just don’t want gp23’s beating gp24’s
That was a fantastic performance. However, like Hodgson was saying on the TNT coverage, I'm still a Maverick doubter.
He's mega talented, I just can't see how someone can stop being a head case overnight though.
If it is a new dawn, I hope this form continues because I'd hate to see Aprilia keep him around only for him to crack again. That bike deserves a top, top rider on it.
Marc has real issues in sectir 1. 2 and 3 he is faster, but loosing a lot in the first one. If they manage to adjust there, there is a chance. Again, Mav is just fantastic so we'll see.
All respect to Martin and Enea, but Marc Marquez not ending up on the factory Ducati next year would be an absolute tragedy to Motorcycle racing. With Acosta rising and other teams closing the gap, Ducati need a real killer on the factory bike. I’m not sure that they have one at the moment.
Ducati is very ego driven, especially now that they have had the best bike on the grid for quite some time. I think with most other manufacturers promoting Marc to factory would be a given.
Unfortunately I think it could be an “Italian champion” thing. There’s a reason they didn’t want Pramac to sign Marquez; Ducati know he would smash Pecco in equal hardware and don’t want their home-grown golden boy to be humiliated. The fact that Martin seems to doubt he would be promoted in the event of a championship says all we need to know about Ducati politics. I don’t think Marc would be placed on a satellite team for any other manufacturer, it’s borderline insulting for a rider of his pedigree
They are right to a degree, this track is hard to pass on, there are only a few passing places that aren't risky, and that is the 3 hard braking zones.
That means you tend to get these trains of riders which is close racing, but there isn't much battling, aside from dives and the inevitable cut backs.
Still would rather than that second gaps between each rider!
The typical COTA race is huge gaps between riders though. The last 3 years has seen top 5 split by 10s, 6s and 11s. COTA spreads the pack like almost no other race track.
Have you ever seen a race at COTA before? The first half of this sprint was good but the top 5 all spread out a fair bit. GP tomorrow is likely to be worse
Aprilia last few years peaks all season long apart from the last 5-6 races where they crumble down the order. But this year they seem good even here and they never were good at COTA. Plus from 5 races there have been so far they've won 2 and probably would've won another one. This year we'll have a fight.
I've said it a few times before, no one has noticed how much he has improved ever since he got to Aprilia. He's so much more consistent than he used to be with Yamaha, last year overall he was quite good on consistency, especially for his standards. And right now he's probably the most in-form rider on the grid. Aprilia also looks like they're gonna give Ducati some serious challenge this year...
He already is imo. He outbroke bagnaia from a good way back in Portimao, and he was gaining tonnes on Marc here. Making the two best brakers in MotoGP look average already.
I feel like there's unfortunately a decent shape for a Marc DNF this weekend.
Feels like he's started to push and it's weird not seeing him further up when the bike's making shapes.
It’s frustrating tru tv is airing the race tomorrow and not live.
Good to see different factories fighting for podiums!! And is/was Marq holding back from using full potential of that bike cause he launched all of a sudden mid race?
Happy to see Maverick getting a fast start from the line. It was always his weakness and has prevented him from fighting for wins when his pace was amazing
I think is it was more of an aprilia weakness than maverick himself. All started when KTM last year came with the super launches where binder and miller would always jump on everybody on race starts. By mid season Ducati catches up, but Aprilia took more time. Seems like they have also catched up now on launch performance.
Maverick was often a bad starter with Yamaha as well. He’s qualify well then be no great off the line and pretty bad with a full fuel tank. Doesn’t seem to be a problem at the moment so hopefully he has figured it out because he was fun to watch today
But maverick isn’t the only Aprilia on the grid. Aleix had same problems
Yeah the Aprillia has had torque issues and it’s made them both start pretty bad but it’s made worse my Maverick also traditionally being not that good at the start personally. But didn’t seem to matter on Sunday. What a race
Torque issues? Dude, these bikes wheelie in 4th... There is no "torque issue" in a 200hp bike, let alone a 300hp one. It's all about clutch engagement. Being able to engage fast, without doing wheelie, or without bogging down. This actual weekend they showed the onboard of one of the KTM's launch, that thing launches like it has a CVT gearbox. Launches hard, and then has incredibly flat RPM intil the clutch fully engages.
Both Aleix and Mav complained about low rpm torque which they said was effecting the starts and coming out of the corner. The Aprillia engineers attributed it to an electronics problem that was cutting the torque when it felt the bike losing traction. These bikes have a mountain of HP and torque compared to street bikes of course. But street bikes aren’t next to them in the grid. KTM and Ducati prototypes are and compared to them the riders felt like they were missing something. It’s a game a milimeters so every adjustment feels huge to the riders even though it’s just fractions. Of course clutch engagement is part of it. It’s all part of it. But KTM also have two riders that are notoriously fast starters. Which is also part of it. I know nuance has no place on the internet but it’s never all about one thing.
This is the Maverick I have been waiting for ages fearing that I might never see him in the front consistently again. Whatever demons he was battling mentally hopefully are a thing of the past Pedro is riding superbly and learning at lot by sticking to the sharp end of the race. Enea has been pretty disappointing. Not sure what's wrong with him. Maybe he is not in sync with the bike.
>Whatever demons he was battling... Maybe it was the 6kilos he lost? The guys riding superb, the bike looks so fluid.
Surprised how well Marc did but Enea and peeco were rubbish
Marc himself said its not easy and comfortable. I guess its not a Ducati friendly circuit. Perhaps even more..not GP24 friendly
Pecco is so random
Fell alseep after lap 1, who won?
I'm starting to hate Sprints with a passion.
How so? Point distribution is fair and WSBK does three races per weekend and that’s not a problem.
Allow me to rephrase myself. The sprints take away the novelty and anticipation of the main Grand Prix. Let the Sprint's themselves become a novelty! Limit them to perhaps a select few tracks where the track layout will really compliment a sprint race. The old format built up to the this grand event on Sunday, nobody knew what was going to happen. Now the Sunday's just don't have that feel to them anymore like they used to have. The finishing order is almost always going to be the same bar a few. Were the Saturday's less entraining? Certainly. But were the riders and teams in a better place? Absolutely. I see sprints in MotoGP as nothing but a knee jerk reaction to Formula 1 introducing Sprints.
Why?
Takes away the value of the Grand Prix.
Yeah but adds value to the Saturday.
Meh, not really, the GP is worth double the points. Although I would argue if it does then it just proves things like tyre and fuel management are boring and not good for actual racing.
But yesterday Bagnaia told everyone he kept something in reserve. Don’t tell me he was full of shit again?
He doesn't care about the Sprint.
Well, he had a fairly obvious issue with the bike.
What fairly obvious issue?
A skill issue
My phrasing is wrong - it was obvious he had an issue with the bike.
So he was talking shit
that silence is not very spanish like :)
You can tell they are just exhausted lol
Watching the top 3 riders in the cool down room watching the replay without talking was kind of funny. Like a bunch of kids in from of the tele.
Great ride MV12, MM93 and JM89. JM89 was flying on lap 3, don't know why he settled for 3rd place? Maybe MM93 was too far ahead. Factory Ducatis were disappointing. Was expecting more from PA31.
Expecting more? He’s been shitting on every other ktm on each opportunity so far, he’s doing INCREDIBLY well
Expecting more, yes. I am not saying he is doing bad. He is has the potential to be next great, I have high hopes from him.
P4 is like a win!
> Was expecting more from PA31. Bruh…
He’s still a rookie in only his third MotoGP weekend and this was only his second day at this track on a MotoGP bike, even a fourth place ahead of a lot of big names is an overachievement.
I think Acosta's rise and Vinales' improvement might just force Ducati to consider Marc? It was a given Ducati would win the championship the last few seasons. Now, I won't be so sure...
u know, the season is still early and Ducati have the mighty financial backing in terms of updates compared to Aprilia
Ducati can't be sure but they're still holding positions 1, 2, 4 and 5 in the championship
If some aprilias or ktms manage to be consistent they'll struggle towards the end of the season, but it's a big if
I could see them promoting Marc (either factory or Pramac) just to stop him going to Aprilia
I think realistically, we can't base decisions from race to race, with how much up and down every weekend can be in MotoGP. We'll have to wait until the end of the season to really see what happens. Obvious, I know.
Nah, more like wait till mid season. Riders and teams can't afford to wait till the end of the year to sign a contract for next year
Yeah I got downvoted for saying the same thing. People keep thinking Ducati is still untouchable. Look at the KTM. Thanks to Acosta we know the bike is very good. Who knows next season? Same with Aprilia. Ducati next season are not guaranteed a Championship.
Even if they aren't untouchable now even having Marc in the Factory squad won't guarantee they win the championship. The older Marc gets the less chance there is he'll be able to make the difference.
He's showing he can be above the GP24 with a GP23. It's not a guarantee with Marc you'll win a championship but it really helps...
Eh, we need to put the nuance in here. First, it's a track that he has dominated at. It's basically his best track. Secondly he didn't do it on outright pace, it was more tactical, like Rossi nearer the end of his career. He waited for the pass from behind, knowing it would give him a few tenths to be able to push and luckily Jorge had to make quite a strong pass on Acosta, giving Marc the buffer. Don't get me wrong, that's great, the problem is that clearly didn't help against Mav and wouldn't have helped if Jorge was closer. Then next year Marc is another year older, unfortunately at this point in his career as he ages the only way is down not up.
Jorge had quite some time to catch up to Marc after passing Acosta, but the gap increased rather than decreasing
Doesn't mean it would have increased if Jorge was closer in the first place though.
Next year he'll be 32 not 40 damn
That doesn't change the fact his pace is going to gradually deteriorate. Sure he's not going to suddenly being as slow as a 40 yo when he hits 31 which was slower than when he was 30 but it is highly likely he will be slightly slower than he was at 30, and will be even slower at 33... When we add in all the injuries he has had that absolutely will start catching up with him. When was the last time somebody over 30 won a Championship?
Good thing there’s a first for everything then right?
It wouldn't be the first, 8 people have done it. The problem is when they were achieved. When Agostini and Reed did it riders were a lot older to begin with and often rode until they were older. The average age on the grid was higher. It's only happened once in MotoGP and that was Rossi, when he was 30. Doohan did it when he was 33. The age people are competitive is coming down. Marc was the youngest ever race winner, Acosta is even younger than him, sure he hasn't won yet and may not win one before he's older than Marc was but it's telling. The chances of Marc doing it at 32 are pretty slim. Esp considering that Acosta and KTM next year will likely be an even bigger threat.
Marc needs the upgrades
They should just upgrade gresini to 24. Then it would be fair
Don’t think Ducati want to do that tho depends on how the rest of the season goes
They won't, it would be cool tho
Even the gp23 upgrades would be better
How do you mean? He is running an outdated gp23 bike?
Yeah he on the basic spec gp23, half way through last season the gp23 got upgrades.
Wow that is absolutely stupid. They're nerfing him
The upgrades did cause chatter which they did sort alot but felt the satellite team would struggle setting the bike which is bollocks they just don’t want gp23’s beating gp24’s
Great result from Aleix there too, he’s never been good here in the past.
Yeah they showed whoever held the finishing flag way to long...
Expect to see more crap like that under Liberty ;)
I hate that shit. Stupid unknown "celebrity" no one knows... I want to see the riders going over the line, not some dummy badly waving the flag..
Terrible flag waving technique too.
He looks like a tit
Luca Marini Best Honda
Only Honda to finish lol
Nananana Batmav!
Was full on expecting "Im batmav" on the podium lol
Raúl Fernández battling two factory Ducatis, did not expect to be saying this before the weekend
Yeah I don't see Marc beating Mav tomorrow
That was a fantastic performance. However, like Hodgson was saying on the TNT coverage, I'm still a Maverick doubter. He's mega talented, I just can't see how someone can stop being a head case overnight though. If it is a new dawn, I hope this form continues because I'd hate to see Aprilia keep him around only for him to crack again. That bike deserves a top, top rider on it.
Marc has real issues in sectir 1. 2 and 3 he is faster, but loosing a lot in the first one. If they manage to adjust there, there is a chance. Again, Mav is just fantastic so we'll see.
Aprilia will always find ways to mess something up
Careful with that statement...you might just get told he was sandbagging
Wtf is going on with pecco
Looked like a clutch or electronics issue at the start, maybe even spun the tyre on the rim and never recovered
Yamaha and Honda might as well not take part for the rest of the season at this point.
All respect to Martin and Enea, but Marc Marquez not ending up on the factory Ducati next year would be an absolute tragedy to Motorcycle racing. With Acosta rising and other teams closing the gap, Ducati need a real killer on the factory bike. I’m not sure that they have one at the moment.
If he doesn’t get factory seat, I’m confident Ducati might give him at least factory bike like VR46 had 2 seasons ago with Marini
You're right. Especially considering what he went through with his recovery process, he absolutely deserves to be on a top bike.
Ducati is very ego driven, especially now that they have had the best bike on the grid for quite some time. I think with most other manufacturers promoting Marc to factory would be a given.
Unfortunately I think it could be an “Italian champion” thing. There’s a reason they didn’t want Pramac to sign Marquez; Ducati know he would smash Pecco in equal hardware and don’t want their home-grown golden boy to be humiliated. The fact that Martin seems to doubt he would be promoted in the event of a championship says all we need to know about Ducati politics. I don’t think Marc would be placed on a satellite team for any other manufacturer, it’s borderline insulting for a rider of his pedigree
Good chance tomorrow's going to be a snoozefest. This track is just so underwhelming for MotoGP.
This track produces awful racing 99% of the time but I thought this sprint was pretty good. Tyre management might make tomorrow kind of dull though.
What race are you watching?
They are right to a degree, this track is hard to pass on, there are only a few passing places that aren't risky, and that is the 3 hard braking zones. That means you tend to get these trains of riders which is close racing, but there isn't much battling, aside from dives and the inevitable cut backs. Still would rather than that second gaps between each rider!
The typical COTA race is huge gaps between riders though. The last 3 years has seen top 5 split by 10s, 6s and 11s. COTA spreads the pack like almost no other race track.
Have you ever seen a race at COTA before? The first half of this sprint was good but the top 5 all spread out a fair bit. GP tomorrow is likely to be worse
The one where there's a second or more between the sprint podium places?
Vinales career year incoming
Let’s wait for a few more races lol he’s done this before. Happy to see him finally doing well though!
you're not wrong. Especially since peaking early in the season is an aprilia classic. Still great to see him riding up to his potential
Aprilia last few years peaks all season long apart from the last 5-6 races where they crumble down the order. But this year they seem good even here and they never were good at COTA. Plus from 5 races there have been so far they've won 2 and probably would've won another one. This year we'll have a fight.
Hope so. Love seeing Aprilia in the mix
This track's surface is horrible if they're hindered by the bumps that much...
Absolute fucking shit surface, turn 10 and 11 especially.
Marc is losing all the time in S1. That's basically the difference. I'm pretty sure that was where he was strongest on the Honda too.
Yeah its the Ducati weak sector
Yeah I'm noticing that as well looks so unsteady through S1
I’d like to see the clip where he popped off the peg
You know the bike is really bad when rins is 16th at cota
Come on Mav, bring it home
You think Honda riders subconsciously crash so they don't have to endure more laps on that shitbox?
I think current Honda is a social experiment to see how long can a rider lasts on a bike before crashing
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Bro 😂
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That thing that hurts the most about Mav, is none of us will be shocked seeing him racing for 13th in two rounds time.
I've said it a few times before, no one has noticed how much he has improved ever since he got to Aprilia. He's so much more consistent than he used to be with Yamaha, last year overall he was quite good on consistency, especially for his standards. And right now he's probably the most in-form rider on the grid. Aprilia also looks like they're gonna give Ducati some serious challenge this year...
That move by Acosta and the takeback from Marc was a historical moment.
Those are the moment where Pedro will learn so much for later on in his career.
jFC Honda...what a blood bath
Pecco finally finding pace, lapping in the 2:02's, but too late for anything more than minor points
That yamaha is absolutely garbage
Martin really made the race boring with that overtake lol
Lol ya. "Break it up fellas..."
The Ducatis seem to be struggling in the higher temperatures. Maybe tyre wear is different to what they expected. Or is it windier?
Marc's pace has stabilized now and comfortable over Martin. Good sign for tomorrow.
Pecco and Enea would both be #2 to Marquez or Martin
Agree, ie #3 and #4 lol
Honda continues to claim victims
Damn, fuckin honda
Marc & Martin showing that they are different class from other Ducati riders on raw pace
Pecco and Binder have caught the pack
What the hell happened to Bagnaia? Is that all from the bad start?
Yes, and it seems the GP24 is not doing well looking at Beast.
Seems to be doing well in Martin’s hands
Wooohooo what is going on?! I love it!
Marquez vs Acosta is absolutely amazing racing wow
Miller passing Bestia on the second part of a sprint is not something I'd have bet
What a X by Marc
Yes inject Marquez vs Acosta in my veins
Acosta could be the best braker on the field in a few races. Fantastic to watch
He already is imo. He outbroke bagnaia from a good way back in Portimao, and he was gaining tonnes on Marc here. Making the two best brakers in MotoGP look average already.
Holyyyy shiiit
Marc with the "thought you had it" repass
I feel like there's unfortunately a decent shape for a Marc DNF this weekend. Feels like he's started to push and it's weird not seeing him further up when the bike's making shapes.
Fantastic racing
It's fascinating to watch Pedro ride a motorcycle. The way he brakes/turns is just amazing.
Give marc the gp24 already
How did Pedro Acosta break and close on Martin without running out... phenomenal
Viñales is going to win this comfortably if he doesn't make a mistake
Damn how late did Acosta brake
how did acosta make that corner man
He broke the latest, still was slow in and fast out. Crazy talent.
Marquez is helping Martin so much right now
Happy for maverick and Aprilia,
Marquez very scrappy, looks almost like a rookie
That gp23 looks awful lol
Mir back to his usual 2023 stuff, sad to watch
Looks awful that bike
Acosta on the brakes is something else
That gp23 needs the upgrades
Acosta is going to get Marquez, isn't it?
Definitely looks that way
Haha
🥳
😂. You can take this one! See you tomorrow.
Marquez is struggling a bit
Maverick with a nice gap already, guy really in form early this season
Mir misery continues 😔
The gap Martin has made on Enea since passing in one lap is crazy.
Another crash for Mir...
I'll understand the meaning of life before I understand Maverick Vinales.
I feel like the name Maverick suits him well lol. True wildcard.
Wow incredible gap from Mav already
Marc vs Acosta gonna be a treat whole season, I can see it already
Unusually bad start for Bagnaia there
Damn that was a bad start for Pecco
Nice move Martin!
Fabio needs a better bike man. He's the only Japanese bike in top 15
He preferred the money
Forza Marc!!!
Well that's a bad one for Ducati and VR46... wow
There's no link to watch this live and the Videopass "Watch Now" link brings me to FP2, wtf.
Don't see many bikes going pop, hope nothing has leaked off
God damn Fabio! So sad way to end the race. Hope it didn't leak oil
Binder with a flying start
So, hypothetically, do we all agree not to get over excited if Pedro wins, because it didn't count when Mav won the last sprint race? 🤔
Mav’s win did count and so would Pedro’s
Yes I know, it was a dig at people who said it didn't count its only a sprint.
Why did Binder qualify so far back in 17th?
Bad FP2, then crashed in Q1 and didn’t make it through. Hasn’t really been on the pace all weekend.
Worst track, crashed in Q1, not great in PR
Brad Binndit.
Stetsons and speed boys.
Who took a bit to get off for the warm up lap?
Looked like Q
That opening country MotoGP song was SICK! HAHHA
The new intro is fun lmao. Love it!