MotoGP | 2021-2022 | Off-Season

If Honda refined that bike a little that it isn't constantly trying to kill him, he'll hurt feelings again. His arm is likely far healthier than it was last year and it appears his eggs aren't scrambled now. Barring further injury, he'll be fast and if the bike allows, consistently so.

 

KTM Reveal.

 

Tech 3 KTM



https://www.motogp.com/en/news/2022...randFernandez2022colours&utm_campaign=Traffic

 

Tech 3, best looking bikes on the grid.

 

Check out the scalloping on the upper fairing.

 

Looks configured to scoop up water to put out wildfires.

 

Yep itf the two teams one looks like a test bike one looks finished

 

At least they finish first in something

 

They're on the grid with two bikes, which is a hell of a lot more than I ever accomplished in my racing career . Plus I like Herve and Coulon. Cool guys, living the dream.

 

Yea, all those World Hard Enduro championships were a walk in the park...

 

Who was Hard? And what kind of contest is this? Pill or no pill?

 

https://www.motogp.com/en/news/2022...ZDtx9Y4H1rTWRXeD6wqJoWqEzU9TuxKv88YIv8ek1ZcBQ

 

Interviews with Cam and SDK from American Racing Team Launch:

MW: American Racing Moto2 Interviews - MotoGP Podcast (motoweek.net)

 

They looking for US riders to test the track, any volunteers here?

 

Heard that. I like SDK’s mindset.

 

I rewatched the COTA moto2 race last night.

Can't wait to see what Cam and SDK can do this year.

 

They’ve had them since last year. Nothing new there

 

Hopefully they can produce some top 10 results consistently this year. It’s a meat grinder class and another Fernandez looks to be the front runner. Along with Lowes that crashes multiples times during a weekend while the Brits still hail him the next coming of Christ.

 

If Cam gets comfortable earlier in the season this year i see him in the mix, he is a smart racer. Im guessing Lowes is in moto2 until he retires.

 

I'll go out on a limb and predict exactly what 99% of other bench racers will for '22 in Moto2 for the three Muricans:

- Cam is more consistent, figures out qualifying better, finishes more races, and ultimately finishes the year in 3-5th overall.
- Joe - wildcard as he's been ALL over the map, but year 2 on the same bike/team so lets say he finishes behind Cam overall but, he wins a race this year.
- SDK - his debut season goes a lot like Cam's - first 2-3 rounds he starts fast, finishes decently well (top 10-12), gets lost a little midseason and struggles.