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egor110 said:
Re the crutchlow -miller incident, why was crutchlow ( far more experienced, higher spec bike) anywhere near miller.
They were both going well, it was wet which is a great leveller. Although Miller was no where near until they touched, it was a lunge from bloody miles away!!
t here regarding Crutch and Miller.Surprising result. I had Rossi pegged as a third or fourth, as he doesn't really like Silverstone. A win at a track that he doesn't like will hopefully boost his confidence,
However, I predict that he will loos his title race within two rounds
I see that Cal has signed for LCR again. I was expecting him to go off to WSB
However, I predict that he will loos his title race within two rounds
I see that Cal has signed for LCR again. I was expecting him to go off to WSB
bakerstreet said:
Surprising result. I had Rossi pegged as a third or fourth, as he doesn't really like Silverstone. A win at a track that he doesn't like will hopefully boost his confidence,
However, I predict that he will loos his title race within two rounds
I see that Cal has signed for LCR again. I was expecting him to go off to WSB
Is this Castrol Craig?However, I predict that he will loos his title race within two rounds
I see that Cal has signed for LCR again. I was expecting him to go off to WSB
Yazza54 said:
egor110 said:
Re the crutchlow -miller incident, why was crutchlow ( far more experienced, higher spec bike) anywhere near miller.
They were both going well, it was wet which is a great leveller. Although Miller was no where near until they touched, it was a lunge from bloody miles away!!
obscene said:
Yazza54 said:
egor110 said:
Re the crutchlow -miller incident, why was crutchlow ( far more experienced, higher spec bike) anywhere near miller.
They were both going well, it was wet which is a great leveller. Although Miller was no where near until they touched, it was a lunge from bloody miles away!!
Some harsh lunges yes but up to that point they'd all worked out and he'd gone from 16th to 5th.
egor110 said:
obscene said:
Yazza54 said:
egor110 said:
Re the crutchlow -miller incident, why was crutchlow ( far more experienced, higher spec bike) anywhere near miller.
They were both going well, it was wet which is a great leveller. Although Miller was no where near until they touched, it was a lunge from bloody miles away!!
Some harsh lunges yes but up to that point they'd all worked out and he'd gone from 16th to 5th.
Just watching the replay again of Millers crash
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTAQ7XAuemY
Yes he seems to come from a long way back but I don't think that was the reason, I don't think it was that much of a long way back braking disaster if you look at Espargaro behind who maintained the gap he had prior to braking behind Miller into the corner. Lorenzo slowed Crutchlow up and I think Miller probably just let the brakes off to go for the same gap and it closed, he braked and down he went.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTAQ7XAuemY
Yes he seems to come from a long way back but I don't think that was the reason, I don't think it was that much of a long way back braking disaster if you look at Espargaro behind who maintained the gap he had prior to braking behind Miller into the corner. Lorenzo slowed Crutchlow up and I think Miller probably just let the brakes off to go for the same gap and it closed, he braked and down he went.
FourWheelDrift said:
Just watching the replay again of Millers crash
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTAQ7XAuemY
Yes he seems to come from a long way back but I don't think that was the reason, I don't think it was that much of a long way back braking disaster if you look at Espargaro behind who maintained the gap he had prior to braking behind Miller into the corner. Lorenzo slowed Crutchlow up and I think Miller probably just let the brakes off to go for the same gap and it closed, he braked and down he went.
I don't think he was ever making that corner. Even if crutchlow wasn't there. Now I'm just an armchair fan. I don't know what it's like to do stuff like this, hence why I rarely comment on race threads but that's just shocking. Imo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTAQ7XAuemY
Yes he seems to come from a long way back but I don't think that was the reason, I don't think it was that much of a long way back braking disaster if you look at Espargaro behind who maintained the gap he had prior to braking behind Miller into the corner. Lorenzo slowed Crutchlow up and I think Miller probably just let the brakes off to go for the same gap and it closed, he braked and down he went.
FourWheelDrift said:
Espargaro is with him all the way into the corner. The gap between them doesn't increase or decrease. Which is why I think he created the accident at the corner going for a closing gap which many people have done many times before.
You can't defend that, sorry you just cant. 
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