Romano Fenati reaction vid historical view on an incident.

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  • @kimetogo
    @kimetogo หลายเดือนก่อน

    Very nice intro. And video edit. and do agree with your centiments. Cheers

  • @PaulsMotoZen
    @PaulsMotoZen 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Wow, just wow.
    The penalty should be relieving hm of racing for that team.
    It could be years before he could race again, or maybe never again depending on if another team would allow him a second chance to race for them.

  • @greywolf9292
    @greywolf9292 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Well there's certainly no B.S. with that beard of yours Stuart, it's grown nine inches since Rev's live last night 😮 what's the secret, is it Miracle grow or horse manure 🤔 😂 I totally agree with you, if someone did that to me they could pick a window, preferably a very high one. That said I can see Blake's point of view, if an incident happened before hand where a light tap on the brakes might have prevented it, that same red mist might have descended upon me. It's all very well to argue "contact happens all the time" however at these speeds a little tap can be enough, especially if contact was made to the rear tyre. Karma has come back to bite him, he's all but killed himself ⚖️

    • @Zedhead_
      @Zedhead_  8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yes I could not believe he ever got near the MotoGP paddock at all. Cal Crutchlaw was totally spot on as the other 2 towed the company line.

  • @BlakesPipes
    @BlakesPipes 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I come from the time period where it's an eye for an eye and no video playback. I felt like you it was unsportsman like conduct, but I would like to see why a professional moto rider would do that. If he wanted him to crash, he could have, but he was showing that the guy has breaks and should have used them as his actions of not using the breaks could have cost him his life. It's not like he did it out of recklessness, he did it to prove a point. But I am a dumb ass American that can talk trash most days. Both might need a race off with no pay and a fine. Then move on. I do some dumb shit, but it's when I have had it up to here with something and always willing to pay the price. I can say they are young competitors, good for them to still be men playing a game for a job. Also like they have bigger balls then I when I was that age. 😂 have a great weekend Zed!

    • @Zedhead_
      @Zedhead_  8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      I absolutely love our interactions and appreciate every single comment. He did tap his opponent’s brakes at 140 mph. That would kill a man any day of the week. Can you imagine an incident where a nascar driver had control of another drivers brakes. 😳😳😳

    • @BlakesPipes
      @BlakesPipes 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      @@Zedhead_ well, that happens in all sports. That's why I watch hockey. I enjoy the instigator that makes fun of the opponents mom or wife! Gets the other frustrated and a fight occurs and it takes the best player off the ice for 5 minutes or even ejection or injury! It's a game with men playing it. I don't see it as a career ending issue. I see it as a man to man instructional video that his breaks work and it could have caused his death the next time he doesn't use his breaks. I also liked about 3 years ago, baseball started to have fights. Only way to make baseball exciting as it is as boring as golf. But can be watched under the right circumstances. I am really writing this as a debating side of the guy that tapped the brakes. He did not do it in action to hurt him, 140 mph is a nice slide in some leathers on a straightaway or a man's final day of life. We all that are on motorcycles and deal with 4 wheel drivers, does a person that Jerks the wheel on a car and almost takes us out on the bike, need to lose their license? Maybe their job for that action? Devil's advocate asking! Hope that all makes sense