Just curious, what happens to MotoGP bikes after a crash? Say a rider had a bike-write-off accident during FP4, do they glue the pieces back together overnight? If not, then how many spare bikes do each team have?
Just curious, what happens to MotoGP bikes after a crash? Say a rider had a bike-write-off accident during FP4, do they glue the pieces back together overnight? If not, then how many spare bikes do each team have?
If you can make it on Kiwibiker you can make it anywhere.
Watching the replay footage it was still working (transmitting) after the clash at the first corner. It took a little while for it to fall off its mount, at which point it was dangling by its cord.
If the cord isn't damaged, you could ride around for days on end and it wouldn't fall off.
The chances of it posing any danger were somewhere between 'next to nowt' and 'fuck all'.
"It's hard to keep an open mind, when so many people are trying to put things in it"
Going for the correct top three two weeks in a row...
MM
Crazy Joe
Dovi
Lorenzo
Rossi
With my recent form, I will pick after the race. Probably get them wrong then too.
As an aside:
I "obtained" a copy of the recent doco on Lozenge. 'Jorge Lorenzo Guererro'
Interesting view of his 2015 season and it was nice to see something different from the usual robotic Lorenzo. I believe it was made by (or in association with) Dorma so it would have been carefully edited to show what they wanted.
Good viewing but.
The best way to forget all your troubles is to wear tight underpants.
I think the Ducati's may just be the ones to beat.
Iannone
MM
Dovi
Crazy Joe will be extra special hyper dingbat motivated... and eventually he will stay upright.... who he will leave on the ground is anybody's guess.
About when the early risers here were getting up this morning the last stragglers made it to Texas after 68 hours in buses and planes. Hardly ideal preparation.
The flight boxes were delivered in time. Apart from the journalists caught up in the mess there were riders, incl Miller and Rabat, mechanics, and at least one crew chief: Pete Benson.
Crutchlow called in yesterday to advise that he was stuck in Miami. Some had to use a flight which went from Argentina to Texas via London. London ffs!
This has been a major fuck up and while details of the travellers' travails have been reported, I've yet to see an explanation of the cause.
Apparently this is not the first time there has been such a shambles, there was a previous incident following Laguna Seca.
Hopefully everybody is on deck - and actually awake - for the start of practice.
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
Scott Redding on Miller: "He was riding like a f**cking out of control lunatic and then he crashes again."
http://www.crash.net/motogp/news/229...th-miller.html
Well, as always, there's another way to look at that. Redding was pissed off because someone actually wanted to race him? Reality check required.
Since neither of them is Spanish I'll be happy if either or both succeed. I have nothing against the Spanish but they're like opossums. Individually they may all be very nice, but there's just too many of them.
And BSB starts on SKY this weekend.
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
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