MotoGP | 2023 | Race 5 | Le Mans | France | May 12-14

It looks to me he's transitioning from a right turn to a left turn... at some point the bike will be vertical.

 

final verdict? im 50/50 on it. good - p2 in sprint race. dud - 2 dnf's and drop in points standing.

 

Pit said last weekend that he wants Acosta to stay in Moto2 another year now...

 

Binder closed the gap to the Champ leader by 12 points with two solid finishes.

 

How are you able to speak with Rossi's dick jammed down your throat?

 

Damn!

I dont think Motion is in Italy this week

 

Jesus of Tunisia?

 

I'm just outside of Parma!

 

wtf

 

Where are the food pics?!

 

Meh, Cleveland ain't all that for food.

 

Without sprints…

https://twitter.com/NikiKovacs/status/1658473449726300166

 

Stats that sounds crazy without context.......Dani Pedrosa who's been retired since 2018 is currently ahead of Marc in the standings....

 

mm93 could have easily sat out last weekend, and have another month of recovery, but he went out there and battled. props to the man.

 

Fixed it for ya

 

One doesn't improve/learn much without testing the limits. He was doing his job.

 

IMO, it's meaningless. Besides not being able to even remotely account for what would've happened to the riders who had crashed in the sprints, the approach to the weekend changes without the sprint races.

 

What do you think they learned?

Kalex makes a better chassis than Honda, and even that MM93 will crash the fuck out of repeatedly instead of completing a race?

 

To the guys who have crashed in multiple feature races, I am not certain that the change of approach really would have had an impact. Unless you're saying that they feel that they get enough points on Saturdays and can go for double-or-nothing on Sundays.

 

More that with the different objectives for each practice and more time for sorting the bike, you could expect that it would affect the outcomes. Not to mention the lessons learned in the sprints being applied to Sunday's races.