The Petrucci Files

The broken leg could have been prevented if Petrucci wouldn't have had to lay in the grass for an eternity without cornerworker/medical attention.

 

he started winning the first two races.

he’s currently leading the championship I think:

 

Not after the next race..I wouldn't think.

 

by 4 points over Scholtz & 13 over Gagne

 

"his trajectory wasn’t favorable for his outcome."

I want that on a poster.

 

Is he showing up this weekend at Road America?

 

Asked and answered

https://m.gpone.com/it/2022/05/31/m...6e4t6xCGUZYoLNUOGAqIXw2kgqUxvyJSIFYdcckL4cTGA

 

what does all that say?

 

I broke my fibula in a wreck and got up, ran over to the bike and picked it up.. then someone yelled at me that I flipped 7 or 8 times and need to lay down

I was complaining about my knee so they x-rayed it and low-and-behold I had a broken leg instead. Doc said if my fibula didn't break when it did my knee probably would've been destroyed. Good times.

 

Says he's coming to Road America...but he's injured. Says he talked to Rainey and said MA needs to race on world championship level tracks.

 

Even if it was true for CIV....certainly not true for BSB. No matter, he knew the types of tracks he was going to be racing on when he signed his contract.

 

Thx guys!

 

You can tell from Toni Elias' posts, and from other people's interactions with him, that he genuinely loves America, and has fun living here let alone racing here. We don't know how Petrucci feels, but I doubt it's that positive.

I do like the fact that NOBODY who shits on MotoAmerica, the quality of the racing, the tires, the equipment, or the intensity of the competition has yet to show up and dominate. It ain't as easy as it looks!

 

Why do you guys keep bringing up BSB? He never raced there. He is Italian. The domestic championship in his country runs places that for a large part are on the MotoGP and WSBK calendars. BSB is completely irrelevant to his assessment of MotoAmerica.

If you tell me that British journalists have no business criticizing US tracks, then you have a point.

 

British journalists have no business criticizing US tracks...

 

You're missing the point. It doesn't matter if he raced BSB or not. He KNEW the range of tracks he would be racing on here, and he agreed to do it anyway. And now he is bitching about MA every which way possible, as if the track schedule this year was a surprise. If he wanted to race the Italian domestic championship, then he should have done it. If Gagne hadn't stomped him 3 races in a row he would probably be loving it here....

 

Either he does his job or he gets replaced.

There’s going to be a lot of riders on the market for 2023 and if he doesn’t like it here, more than a few of them would. Sucks but things are tough and it’s a shopper’s market.