It's OK to disagree with me. I can't force you to be right.
Ay, I think showers are forecast for race day. Jorge will drop his nuts if it rains, by many accounts.
"It's hard to keep an open mind, when so many people are trying to put things in it"
I will back that and say 7th if dry. Dovi showed some awesomeness there last year and Yaknownee is on point currently. Wild battling will be Pol, Crutchlow and the Suzukis battling for 8 9 10 11 etc.
If it rains... Well its all down to who is craziest and gets away with it. MM and DP will push ahead and either crash or win it as they have nothing to lose.
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Rossi if its wet.
Smiffy could get lucky..
& when was the last time a Pom won their home bike G.P. - in the big class?
Not for ~40 years, is it now? ( Other native English speakers have done so since, of course.. even a bloody Kiwi..)
Dorna Sports, in conjunction with BT Sport, are set to show the Octo British Grand Prix in Ultra High Definition (4K).
Dorna Sports is excited to announce a special collaboration with BT Sport, the UK broadcasting partner of MotoGP™, to produce live coverage of the Octo British Grand Prix at Silverstone this weekend in Ultra High Definition. Ultra HD is the next step in the evolution of high definition television viewing and broadcasting, offering viewers the highest quality images available.
This is the first time a MotoGP™ World Championship event will be covered live in Ultra HD and viewers of the BT Sport UHD channel will have the exclusive experience of watching Qualifying on Saturday and the Races on Sunday in the new 4K high definition format. With 19 UHD cameras covering the Silverstone circuit, including a High Speed, Super Slow Motion Camera and the world´s first live wireless 4K cameras, provided by Vislink, BT Sport Ultra HD viewers will be able to fully immerse themselves in the latest development of MotoGP™ TV coverage.
As always, Dorna Sports will continue to produce the International Programme Feed in High Definition for all worldwide broadcasters. This weekend at Silverstone there will be more than 140 HD live cameras at the circuit, allowing for coverage from every angle. The addition of the Ultra HD cameras brings the total number of live cameras to 160, the largest amount ever seen at a MotoGP™ event.
There's an interview with Smith on the GP website in which he says he tries to go fast on the Friday because the factory teams will have got their act together by Saturday and it will be more difficult to shine. His Friday efforts are in an effort to get publicity so that his sponsors can feel they are getting something for their money.
He has a reputation for being good for sponsors, apparently that extends beyond just making himself available fo interviews.
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
Well, Smitty Q'd 6th, with a 2:01.740, ( but just behind his team mate)
Pole is M-M, 2:00.234;
2, George, 2:00.522;
3, Pedro, 2:00.716;
4, V.R.!!, 2:00.947..
$80 nice work
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My experience on the track has shown the ripple strips on the corners to be very uneven/bumpy.
Why then are the riders so frequently pushing their outside line on to the ripple strip? How can it be grippy?
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