MotoGP | Thailand | Chang Circuit | 2018 | Oct 5 - Oct 7

I'm going with fluke.



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name them, i am only familiar with one where they are close but GP was still faster. I think Jerez.

 

1'32.8 was Rea's pole this year.
Piano man already in the low 1'31 in Iverson 1


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Street cred to the man with the van!!

 

Lorenzo spends so much time in the air he should be sponsored by an airline! Holy shit was that ugly!

 

That was an awful crash by 99 . And where in the Hell , and which wicked witch supplies those corner workers with those brooms ??

 

http://www.motogp.com/en/videos/201...renzo-has-a-brutal-highside-during-fp2/273441

 

Yahama quickly working its way down,but the gap from 9 to 1 is fairly close



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Damn that was nasty. Guess that's one way to get a new fuel tank.

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Man no luck that was awful! I read the onboard video sounded like his engine stopped but not sure if true.

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Eventually it stopped...

"Here's Jorge Lorenzo for SkyHigh Air Lines..."

 

Apparently AI29 caught some slack for using Alex Rins' settings in Aragon?

Steal teammate's setup, beat said teammate, put the bike on the box while teammate rides back to the garage after the race. Talk about a power move....I fucking love Andrea Iannone.

 

pretty sure that he doesn't turn the wrenches, but still savage

 

I am wondering if I saw Rossi's last win for his career last year in Assen? The Yamaha doesnt seem to be a feont running buke these days and he older every day.

I hope he snags a few more, but MM93/Honda and Ducati factory are the ones to beat these days. Big task to win now.

 

The Suzuki team shares everything between riders. AI just won't get anything meant for 2019 since his sometimey ass got fired.

 

If AI is sometimey then what the hell is Rins?

 

Nonetimey

 

Ive experienced a mechanically induced massive highside and his definitely looked and sounded that way to me too.

 

I don’t agree. Last year Rins was injured and was a rookie, this year he’s showed excellent form and has a few really good results. He seems to have learned how to not throw it in the gravel either. He also showed he has the cojones to mix it straight up with Marc and not flinch. To Marc’s everlasting credit too, he laughs and enjoys it when people give it back to him. I think Rins has “it” factor and will surprise in the coming seasons. I think his career progression might be a slow but steady burn like Dovioso’s has been. In a few years I can definitely see him as a consistent race winner. Hopefully the Zook continues to improve. I’d have kept Rins over Iannone also.