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    Quote Originally Posted by Dadpole View Post
    If you missed FP1 then shame on you. Jack Miller turned a boring damp-track session into a real comedy - bless him.
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    They have gone back to the old (2016) chicane because the new section is too bumpy. Watching FP2 convinced me that a NZ roading contractor had laid the tarmac.

    On a positive note: Jack Miller has a head start on the rest of the field.
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    ...that was one, very odd FP2...Yamaha is really struggling and it was very obvious...Vale looked extremely uncomfortable, as did MV...there will be a lot of angst in that camp...

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    http://www.crash.net/motogp/news/252...sing-test.html

    cheers ellipsis,they'll be on it by Qual ???

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    they seem to struggle more than the others when the grip is bad,but i dont understand why last years bike doesnt.The only explanation is the moto 2 boys are happier with how the bikes feel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dadpole View Post
    They have gone back to the old (2016) chicane because the new section is too bumpy.
    While it's certainly bumpy, I think it's more the danger of bikes running on through that section and back onto the track that's the main concern. Crashed bikes as well.

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    So Jackass was right after all. Gets black flagged for repeatedly doing it wrong, then they change the track and now everybody will do it his way. in a low speed chicane if somebody dumps it, the bike stays on the track which is dangerous. There apparently was an accident so they changed it.

    I think it was mat Oxley said overnight that a low grip surface suits Honda but gives Yamaha problems.

    Looks like it could be, "Bye bye Barcelona"? https://motomatters.com/analysis/201..._round_up.html
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    Wow... MM is having a bad weekend or what.


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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    Wow... MM is having a bad weekend or what.
    Anyone would think I had put money on him... (I didn't)
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    Wow... MM is having a bad weekend or what.
    Quote Originally Posted by Dadpole View Post
    Anyone would think I had put money on him... (I didn't)
    Best to crash in practice/qual. ;-)

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    Bit of a crashfest all round

    Interesting front row for sure, stuff all in it from 1st to 12th.

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    With the exception of Pedrosa, I think this is a very hard one to pick.

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    dunno,DP looks really good ,but rossi has quite good race pace.We all know he can do the tyre management thing quite well,trouble is he is a long way back.If MM has learnt anything from 2016 it should be that he needs to beat MV first.....Anything else is a bonus.The tyres will win

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    Very strange. The track is very slippery *and* very abrasive. You might be forgiven for thinking those were opposites but...

    David Emmett explains why, and why he thinks Pedro should win. https://motomatters.com/analysis/201...y_notes_a.html
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