The Cota MotoGp Thread (Drama Inside)

Absolutely. It's kinda ironic that the guy known as Jackass seemed to have the most wisdom.

 

I think people (including GP racers, apparently) get confused between achievements and overall impact on the sport. The latter is most important in becoming a legend, not just a trophy count.

Mamola absolutely deserves to be named a MotoGP legend.

 

I still have Mamola's "Outside leg dangle" from Laguna Seca, on the garage door...

 

agreed.

one could almost say Mamola is more legend than Stoner (i'm mostly kidding).

 

I don’t think you are too far off.

 

I pray for ........ RAIN!!!!!!

 

“Remove the black flag from the rules [because] we are not using it. It's just a waste to move it all around the world. We don’t need it..."
- Espargaro, A

 

Last forecast I looked at was only showing rain for Saturday, so Jorge will be starting from the last row of the grid, and Rossi will be hiding like a bitch from Márquez during Q2 if he gets out of Q1.

 

Let's all hope that MotoGp does not turn into the WWE

 

On the bright side.....at least Attack's semi made it to COTA

 

Yep. I lost some respect for Zarco. Mamola is probably the fastest guy never to win a title. Zarco has a ways to go before he qualifies to hold the mans sweaty jock strap, let alone criticize him...

 

I can't believe y'all mad bc you didn't get the answer your wanted to hear. Like somebody can't have an opinion..

 

i love watching the guy ride, and i love his attitude/personality, and im of the opinion that timing and things outside of his control mostly contributed to him not getting a championship that he very much looked capable of and deserving of... but you ready to call Pedrosa a legend too? cause i'm sure not. so then what's the quantifier?

 

I got Zarco and Marquez in a battle Royale in turn 1 gravel trap. Rossi ends up 3rd and they give Lorenzo a consolation ribbon for finishing the race.

 

Did y’all see Herrin Superbike????

Holy hell its a work of art!

Stromboli did a fantastic job!!!

 

Yea, that thing is gorgeous, not to mention some of the insano work/craftsmanship that went into it........that fuel tank alone.

 

On the other hand, didn't it break down in Texas?

 

He's got an interesting take on extended fuel cell/subframe design huh? Would be funny if it motors past the Monster/Graves bikes down that ginormous back straight.

Hmm, I never even thought about that? Did it make it to TX, or did it just coincidentally break down at COTA?