April 23, 20232 yr Wonder if WSBK is trying to change the RPM regulations once again to nerf Bautista. :thinking:
April 26, 20232 yr Lecuona is replacing Marquez this weekend in Jerez. Probably one of the most wasted talents in MotoGP, for I believe he'll ride well in a satellite Honda bike.
April 28, 20232 yr Our lovely wildcard rider Dani Pedrosa is #1 during today's practice. :cheeseblock:
May 1, 20232 yr A great battle overall between Bagnaia and two KTMs. Binder might tried the last corner overtake if he were Marquez. Happy for Pedrosa's 7th place as well. :wub: Feel sorry to Oliveira for being hit again (now by Quartararo) and extending his injury. :( Edited May 1, 20232 yr by Cow P
May 5, 20232 yr Wonder if WSBK is trying to change the RPM regulations once again to nerf Bautista. :thinking:Oh. My. God. *.* @1654140485701623808
May 5, 20232 yr Author Enea Bastianini will be forced to miss the French GP as well as he continues to recover from a shoulder injury. His place at Ducati will be taken by Danilo Petrucci.
May 10, 20232 yr Marquez's double long lap penalty has been removed. At the same time, he's returning this weekend. Such an inconsistent decision by MotoGP. Keeping the penalty for COTA / Jerez wasn't right at all in the first place, but removing it now seems wrong too.
May 11, 20232 yr Author That's really odd, using the justification that he missed the following race, and so the penalty could consider as being served. How does that account for Oliviera also being forced into missing a race?
June 11, 20232 yr Hotdog for Bagnaia! Man, it's been a while since a MotoGP race winner has an iconic celebration. :o
June 12, 20232 yr When Bagnaia in this form he's the Verstappen of Moto GP, ain't no one coming close.
June 15, 20232 yr Author Danilo Petrucci is believed to have been offered the chance to replace Alex Rins at LCR Honda for this weekend’s German Grand Prix, an opportunity he has since declined.
June 17, 20232 yr A clash by M. Márquez and Zarco that led them to exchanging words. :o @1669711256415092737 Also Márquez is clearly dissatisfied with his bike performance yesterday, remembering he's still a 11x winner at this circuit.
June 18, 20232 yr M. Marquez withdraws from German GP after suffering a fracture on left thumb during the warm-up session. -_- Let's just admit it. He pushed his Honda bike too hard. This is what Rossi had exactly suffered in a 2011 & 2012 Ducati bike. Japanese bikes are developing way slower than European ones at the moment.
June 18, 20232 yr Thriller between the 2 title protagonists there! Martin has come from nowhere this season and is in a rich vein of form.
June 18, 20232 yr Between Jerez and this... I can't really choose. I think today was slightly better because the main character didn't win and the gap was only 0,06x seconds. Martin is a decent rider, except he doesn't often convert his Saturday performance to a good race performance. Glad he's also in the championship conversation now.
June 25, 20232 yr M. Marquez is not racing again today, unfortunately due to his recent injury. Meanwhile in Moto2, good to see Ai Ogura returning to the podium and yay to Jake Dixon for finally winnning a race! Yes, Sam Lowes won in Spain, but Dixon is the only Brit in the grid who has potentials atm. His day of becoming a MotoGP winner and the first Brit since Crutchlow in 2018 will surely come.
June 25, 20232 yr Feel sorry to Binder both yesterday and today. Exceeding the track limit on the last lap while running at 3rd. A cruel weekend to start his summer break. -_- Glad that Espargaro was the 4th rider. He deserves a podium this season, after his hard-working last year. Also hoping Quartararo's okay after that crash. His arm didn't look well.
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