MotoGP @ Mugello
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Hungrymc said:
Hahahaha.... Which is worse.....
The fans booing Jorge or the lunatics generalizing Rossi fans as the worst type of people.... As bad as each other.
Its all a bit kindergarten innit... I've gone off MM a bit and want to see rossi do well but most of all we was robbed of some racing and that matters more than all this fanboi drivel.The fans booing Jorge or the lunatics generalizing Rossi fans as the worst type of people.... As bad as each other.
JRC1 said:
Does anyone know when Yamaha last had an engine failure out of interest, before today?
Other than the 'electrical problems' during practice and testing the last big smokey blow ups I can remember (and I had to check for the year, and older than I thought) was 2010 when Lorenzo had a big fiery blow up at the Sachsenring and Spies had one blow at Indianapolis during the race (only race one I found) in 20122010 during qualifying
2012 during a race
FourWheelDrift said:
Other than the 'electrical problems' during practice and testing the last big smokey blow ups I can remember (and I had to check for the year, and older than I thought) was 2010 when Lorenzo had a big fiery blow up at the Sachsenring and Spies had one blow at Indianapolis during the race (only race one I found) in 2012
Interesting, thanks. They'll want to find out the cause pretty soonish I'm sure... It is completely gutting for Vale. Have just grown to not expect any major mechanical issues really, especially from the 3 big teams, then two in one day.coiner said:
Amazing how Lorenzo rocketed out of that last corner.
Shame Rossi wasn't able to battle due to the engine failure.
And between the lines Shame Rossi wasn't able to battle due to the engine failure.
Rossi suffered a similar issue to what Lorenzo suffered with a few hours earlier. A lot of former racers said that Marquez had a compromised line out of the last corner, whereas Lorenzo had the perfect one.
NJK44 said:
23AJK said:
What does that tell you?
It tells me that Rossi fans are frustrated that he's not as good as he used to be. It's totally possible to root for your rider of choice without wishing ill on all the others. So do that.
Rawwr said:
NJK44 said:
23AJK said:
What does that tell you?
It tells me that Rossi fans are frustrated that he's not as good as he used to be. It's totally possible to root for your rider of choice without wishing ill on all the others. So do that.
I geniuenly thought Rossi had the pace to win yesterday, and it would have been a fairytale at Mugello. As it was, the last lap battle was probably more exciting than Rossi getting to the front and running away.
snorky782 said:
coiner said:
Amazing how Lorenzo rocketed out of that last corner.
Shame Rossi wasn't able to battle due to the engine failure.
And between the lines Shame Rossi wasn't able to battle due to the engine failure.
Rossi suffered a similar issue to what Lorenzo suffered with a few hours earlier. A lot of former racers said that Marquez had a compromised line out of the last corner, whereas Lorenzo had the perfect one.
I really expected Marc to role the throttle off at full lean to try and mess Jorge's exit up, but I think he thought he was far enough ahead that he didn't need to.
mckeann said:
Rawwr said:
NJK44 said:
23AJK said:
What does that tell you?
It tells me that Rossi fans are frustrated that he's not as good as he used to be. It's totally possible to root for your rider of choice without wishing ill on all the others. So do that.
I geniuenly thought Rossi had the pace to win yesterday, and it would have been a fairytale at Mugello. As it was, the last lap battle was probably more exciting than Rossi getting to the front and running away.
Just caught up with the weekends racing, ( without hearing the result beforehand ).
What a venue , that place has it all , utterly stunning.
All three classes providing exciting unpredictable racing . From Moto3 with Fabio G who hasn't even scored a single point so far , going from way back on the grid to 2nd, Wow !
Massive cock up in Moto2 during the not so quick restart...plenty of arses getting kicked and rightly so . Well done to Sam for staying upbeat and bagging a hard fought podium.
MotoGP . Excellent start from Jorge ...Keep practising Vale ,
. Really close racing , with tenacious rides from all. Edge of the seat stuff , right down to the line . Not sure what happened to Scotty ? Well done Bradders , finaly making an appearance in the new parc ferme
I didn't have a bucket list , but I might just consider starting one , with the Italian MotoGP being Number 1
What a venue , that place has it all , utterly stunning.
All three classes providing exciting unpredictable racing . From Moto3 with Fabio G who hasn't even scored a single point so far , going from way back on the grid to 2nd, Wow !
Massive cock up in Moto2 during the not so quick restart...plenty of arses getting kicked and rightly so . Well done to Sam for staying upbeat and bagging a hard fought podium.
MotoGP . Excellent start from Jorge ...Keep practising Vale ,
. Really close racing , with tenacious rides from all. Edge of the seat stuff , right down to the line . Not sure what happened to Scotty ? Well done Bradders , finaly making an appearance in the new parc ferme
I didn't have a bucket list , but I might just consider starting one , with the Italian MotoGP being Number 1
tight5 said:
Rossi's engine blow up has deprived us all of, potentially, a classic race.
I wonder what his strategy was going to be. Prior to the blow up he lined JL up a few times and then seemed happy to sit on his tail. Let JL do all the work and pounce on the last lap?A cracking last lap all the same, up to that point there was only really Iannone offering something to watch
Fleegle said:
tight5 said:
Rossi's engine blow up has deprived us all of, potentially, a classic race.
I wonder what his strategy was going to be. Prior to the blow up he lined JL up a few times and then seemed happy to sit on his tail. Let JL do all the work and pounce on the last lap?A cracking last lap all the same, up to that point there was only really Iannone offering something to watch
Be interesting to see what happens in the garage though. 2 engine failures the same weekend says they might be running the engines to the limit and beyond.
Marquez was on fire, the Honda looked totally out of shape yet he bullied it around, great riding.
As for the last lap, JL finally showed he actually has some cahunas to go elbow to elbow rather than just being a pace setter. Quality stuff.
Moto 3.. Brad again. What can you say?? Class of the field. Hopefully we're lookingat the next Moto3 World Champion. And a properly nice lad. I was at the track Sunday and the place erupted when he won. Epic afternoon.....
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