There's risk in all of this types of stuff.
Motogp 2013
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For some reason I missed the news about Casey Stoner becoming a MotoGP legend before..
http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2013/Casey+Stoner+becomes+MotoGP+Legend
Why isn't Rossi among the legends? Is there a rule that you must retire before being nominated? Just curious, didn't find any info on that.
http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2013/Casey+Stoner+becomes+MotoGP+Legend
Why isn't Rossi among the legends? Is there a rule that you must retire before being nominated? Just curious, didn't find any info on that.
Risks in racing million dollar machines at the edges of physics?? You don't say...
Pretty much standard practice at this level of racing. If the opponent commits a foul you make sure the stewards are aware, find out what they're gonna do about it if anything. Knowledge is power.
For those who think one team could influence the stewards one way or another, then you have to believe that the race series is corrupt. In which case, can you believe anything that happens at all?
For those who think one team could influence the stewards one way or another, then you have to believe that the race series is corrupt. In which case, can you believe anything that happens at all?
No one is suggesting some kind of conspiracy here... I would have done the same if were at Yamaha...
Damn right, Lorenzo is 18 behind not 38 assuming he would have won.
Maybe, maybe not a conspiracy claim, I don't know what's in people's heads.
But for sure for sure, they're thinking Yamaha are crying babies like Jorge is a crying baby like Casey is a crying baby like Dani is a crying baby like Bridgestone is a crying baby like Cal is a crying baby. Because nobody can ever say anything negative about anything at that level. Because they're obviously living a fantasy life where everything must be perfect.
SweetOnion
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lmao fair enough.
I don't mind him too much but I am always a little bit anti-"the-non-ex-racer" commentators when they are next to guys that did race... like the dude on BBC F1 that is with DC and Eddie. He's alright but a bit like Matt is.I am pretty sure him and Crutchlow are good friends though, based on that type of stuff happening! Matt is definitely the best at getting the ridiculousness coming from Cal, and that's why I like him!
redridernl
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Marquez received penalty points for two of those incidents.
Julian Ryder On Eurosport said he'd be black flagged as soon as he passed by the pit lane. So It wasn't made up on the spot.
Another interesting point early on in the race, both JL and MM's pit board were showing the same lap to pit in at.
Where do you see that? It shows that he's on lap 6 in P2. I believe when it was time for the stop they put "Box" on his pit board.
N3WMAN
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Which did not affect his championship whatsoever despite being much more dangerous.
It is lap 3 showing 6 laps until pit. This shows they planned to pit on lap 9.redridernl said:
soto
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It's actually lap 4 (On lap 1 it would be 19 laps to go and so on).
At the end of Lap 1 the pit board would read 18 laps if it was a full length race.
On lap 3 if the board reads 6 laps remaining that means their plan was to race 9 laps on bike A and 10 laps on bike B. Etc.
redridernl
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Pedrosa pitted on Lap 9 and they weren't going to bring both hondas in at the same time. According to this article, Suppo took the blame.
http://www.motorsportmagazine.com/race/motogp-race/a-grand-farce-at-phillip-island/
http://www.motorsportmagazine.com/race/motogp-race/a-grand-farce-at-phillip-island/
soto
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Really? I'm pretty sure that "16 laps to go" beside the motogp logo in the picture only updates after they actually cross and start the next lap.
Correct. Where is their pit board in relation to start/finish? Where was Marc in relation to Jorge at that point? Also, now that I think about it I think their plan was to have Dani pit at the end of the 9th lap and Marc at the end of the 10th lap. I don't know what they planned to show on the board to remind Marc to pit. I think I heard that the Repsol Honda pit was before start/finish so that the "16 laps to go" was about to read 15.
Bike racing fans discussing PITTING strategies... OH THE HUMANITY!!!!
See what you have done to us MotoGP... F-U!!!! :lmao:
See what you have done to us MotoGP... F-U!!!! :lmao:
Oh noes, a single race was different, the series is clearly going right downhill.
Anyway, I'm interested to see how things start going this weekend. I am thinking Pedrosa will win and 99/93 will battle for 2nd. That's my pre-weekend prediction, and it's subject to change
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My understanding is that ALL pits were located before the start/finish line because the line is in a different place in the pits than it is on the track. In the pits, I believe the line is at the end of the garages.
Otherwise, if the S/F line were in the middle of the pits (in line with the S/F on the track) the half the grid would have had to pit earlier than the other half since they would have completed a lap before reaching their pit compared to those who had pits "upstream".
Hope that makes sense.
ccasion5:You misread that, it said that casey stoner was a Legendary whiner
