Yup! Awesome sprint
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8 laps left, videopass sucks balls. The race was uploaded at 11:50 central, about 4 fucking hours after it ended
You just knew Martin was going to crash the way he was riding, I'm glad he didn't injure MM
Race stewards are all retarded, evidenced by the way they allowed Binder to get away with basically not serving his penalty
Major crash fest so far
motogp ftw
You just knew Martin was going to crash the way he was riding, I'm glad he didn't injure MM
Race stewards are all retarded, evidenced by the way they allowed Binder to get away with basically not serving his penalty
Major crash fest so far
motogp ftw
Mr Baytchos
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Jesus Martin. I know he had to push but dude was just forcing shit
Yeah they were solely focusing on him and being super sympathetic......completely ignoring the fact that he sent MM fucking flyyyyying through the air. With how Martin rode today he deserved to lose the championship.
Not a race spoiler:
Luca likely going to Honda
Digi gets a seat with VR46, which he very much deserves
Luca likely going to Honda
Digi gets a seat with VR46, which he very much deserves
Mr Baytchos
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Yeah Marc the last person who could be mad at that
Mr Baytchos
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Binders penalty being fulfilled was hilarious. Great end to the race as well
Goddamn lol. I didn’t see this crash
Mr Baytchos
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I mean he's not wrong lol
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That was a good season closer. Championship could have gone to two different racers. Pick almost any one lap and it had more action than all of the F1 race, combined.
Aside from a few riders getting shunted, this is how every race is intended to be. Unpredictable results with lots of riders winning. Ducati flat out dominated this season (again). The Japanese manufactures were left scratching their heads. Even last year’s Duc were schooling the new Yamaha and Honda.
Aside from a few riders getting shunted, this is how every race is intended to be. Unpredictable results with lots of riders winning. Ducati flat out dominated this season (again). The Japanese manufactures were left scratching their heads. Even last year’s Duc were schooling the new Yamaha and Honda.
Looks like he ended up 2nd fastest overall. Sheeeeit he's going to be the champion again next year
MM just had surgery for compartment syndrome/arm pump. Crazy how common that is, the bikes are just too fast with too much aero now.
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Wasn't this on the arm he's had a bunch of surgeries on already?
Yup, right arm, but the issue before was with his upper arm and this is the forearm.
but it's prob safe to say that arm is going to hurt him every day for the rest of his life...dude has had more surgeries than an NFL player
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And that last race crash... fucker went FLYING. MotoGP needs to get him some flight miles for that.
That's another reason I like motogp 10000x more than F1. Today's F1 racers whine nonstop to the cameras about how dangerous the sport is, but compared to racing like motogp or old school F1, today's F1 is not even a little bit dangerous.
A majority of motogp riders end up having surgery every year for some race-related injury because they're out there taking ACTUAL risk, and they just deal with it. MEANWHILE the F1 guys know there's a 99.999999% chance they'd walk away uninjured from basically any crash they could be involved in yet still talk nonstop about the danger.
Whiny mf's
A majority of motogp riders end up having surgery every year for some race-related injury because they're out there taking ACTUAL risk, and they just deal with it. MEANWHILE the F1 guys know there's a 99.999999% chance they'd walk away uninjured from basically any crash they could be involved in yet still talk nonstop about the danger.
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What's surprising is that he didn't actually cause that one.
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I'm so happy to see him on a Duc. He's got a lot of fight back in him and it'd be cool to see him win one more championship and then call it a career.
Agree, I think he's going to kill it on a ducati. I'm rooting for him for sure
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