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I fell in love with the rs when I was a puppy all of 12 years old. Nut hair was still see-through. I'm 40 next week and 8 years, $20k build. I've almost completed my dream. The missus is getting happier about the situation, too. A tidy original sells for $15k here plus the bst carbon wheels. I've almost made a decent investment, lmao!!

Amazing

As an Ogura fan, I've been waiting for this after how close he's been in both 2020 and 2022

Furusato, Lunetta and Piqueras will be exciting next year

Glad to see you're also excited to see how Iannone gets on. Nice start with P9 in FP1 today 👏🏻

Great podcast one of the best on the net

Best recap on TH-cam, you deserve 1mil+ subs! Also Marc... Are you converted? Do you want him to win next year if it can't be Jack?

Iannone leading on a 2019 Aprilia

johann zarco doing backflips after over taking bagnia - great 500 race ever when gardner kicked ass in the best race of the decade - melandri giving the thumbs up as he power slid round the last turn - but the real shit show is that there is no advertising in melbpourne - explain that weird shit

This kid born to be a champion 🏆 Natural skills plus inteligencia..

Thought it’s Alonso’s 10th win this season?

Think last years Alonso Season wasnt much worse than Pedros. Think they both had 5 wins. And the best Moto3 season was in the past Mir in 2017 if i remember correctly

Moto 3 is where the real skills are 🏍

Look forward to your wrap & incisive comments on each race weekend, thanks Rob

I've given up trying to figure out if Jorge or Pecco is going to have the better weekend so I'm just going to say Acosta to win at Motegi.

I"m with you Rob, didn't know what to think about the pass, I'm a Martin fan, but luv the rubbin is racing mentality, good on the Beast for getting the win & bring on Indonesia.

No issue really with Eneas pass. Only thing I would hate to see is if he decided to complain if someone does the same to him. But he doesn't seem like that kind of rider.

I think you got very wrong when discussing the eras of riders. I've been watching MotoGP since 2013 and I swear to god when I look back at some of the races back then, I genuinely question how did I fell in love with this sport back then? The sport had only four factory bikes that used to battle with each other, and every time we had someone like a Lorenzo, Stoner and Pedrosa in the lead, the game was over right there and then. Not to mention they used to win by not just 2 or 3 seconds like these guys right now. Winning by 5-7 seconds was the norm. I think MotoGP's best era came in 2016-2023 when the Aliens really started to struggle and all manufacturers had similar performances. The reason why the top riders like Pecco and Martin crash too often is because they are super close to each other. Just take a case study of Jorge Martin, the current championship leader. Every time this guy crashes, Bagnaia has been right on his rear wheel except for the Sprint crash in Mugello, where he was trying to hang onto Marquez. Same for Bagnaia, who has crashed every time while pushing or attempting a pass. Riders of the past had a lot of time to think and relax corner to corner, these guys don't.

There was no green on that corner to be penalized for. My opinion is people need to make up their mind. Last time out Paquarez bashes his way to a win in moto3 and everyone said it was amazing but now everyone is up in arms about this pass? Decide what you want people. It looked worse than it was because Martin sat up and gestured instead of just continuing to race and getting back on line.

Fabio showing he's still an elite rider, I think he'll destroy the other 3 Yamahas next year

So true about not seeing Bagnaia vs Martín directly very often, looking forward to the flyover races

Championship battle of who will out-bottle the other

Gotta be on both riders here. Even if they can't see, I'm sure they can hear.

It was 100% Baggys fault. He is ridding like Marquez used to, "i'm important and you're in my way, now move or crash". I liked Baggy before he became champ, then he turned into a Primadonna.

I can't disagree with you. My husband and I got into a fight though as he can only see this as Alex' fault.

Peccos tail aero snagged Alex's front wing and then they were both just along for the ride. Without the aero its just a bit of rubbing.

I feel like the incident was kinda on Pecco, at that point before the contract Alex was probably gonna lose the position and kept his wheel where it probably shouldn’t have been, Pecco closed the door before he was all the ahead at the corner since he didn’t see Alex anymore. - Pecco has a bad habit of believing if he can’t see a rider anymore he’s not there, just like the Le Mans crash with Mav and the crash with Marc in Portugal, then he’ll go blame it fully on the other rider. - I really like Pecco but he could definitely go about depicting his incidents better

Dixon very impressive. Gone from no consistency to Mr Consistent. Hope he keeps the form going.

RAHHH THE ONE ARM KING HAS RETURNED

GP bound for sure.

Basically the advantage he has over his competitors is how good he is on the brakes while in clear air to the point where if you really want to beat him, you have to take a hellacious amount of risk (which seems like a lot of them can’t or not willing to do that)

How do you not have 100k subs

I feel like Jack Miller on a one year contract is the best move for what is available to Yamaha. At this moment in time Yamaha needs to have an experienced rider to try and improve their bike and not necessarily win races or challenge for the tittle. Just try to get the bike better. But the upcoming spec changes in 2027 does add an interesting twist on current bike development.

Yeah, it's cool to see a dominant performance, but it can be kind of a snoozefest. Excited the battle for the title between martin and pecco.

Jack is my favorite personality, but it is time for him to move out of motogp. He does not have what it takes to be consistently competitive. 9 years is a lot of time to be a GP roustabout. The whole sport stagnates when teams trade around the same rider's year in and out.

Totally agree about TNT Sports. It gets so old them constantly going on about Roberts. Ogura is so much quicker.

Jack's big challenge is to win "The All Japan Cup"

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Put him on any other bike and he wouldn't win a race. Brush up on your knowledge.

Pecco 217 points to Martin 175 in Grand Prix only. Martin leads 95 to 58 in sprints.

Without the sprints Pecco would have a 43 point advantage in the championship. I thought it would be more but Jorge has been consistently fishing 2nd or 3rd reducing the damage.

If they were on the RC8C I'd go 1. Marc 2. Pecco 3. Toprak

The fact Cardelus is even mentioned is a crime. I made my thoughts on him very clear at the start of the season 😂

Because of the style of bike, I'd take Jake Dixon... However, I think Alex Lowes might be the best rider