MotoGP 2020

**Reckless** · 20th July 2020, 22:36

Bloody Awesome racing!!!
Fabio well deserved
MM should have used has brains at the end. He wasnt going to catch Fabio and he had a few laps to get Vinales. unfortunately Hes fucked his own season.
If poor old Rossi cant get in the top 10 I'm thinking even he will not take up a seat that a young gun could have in Petronas. I'm thinking they wont be that keen.

What a night bloody glad GP is back!!

**mulletman** · 21st July 2020, 04:59

Mat Oxley

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/a...4LQXOI,3W3VP,1#

**Autech** · 21st July 2020, 10:12

Originally Posted by mulletman

Mat Oxley

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/a...4LQXOI,3W3VP,1#

Brand Binder on winning pace. Hory shet!

Get your bets in boys, that dude can ride a phuckin bike. The only reason Alex Marquez has a Moto2 title to his name is the KTM was a fraction too pooz for Binder to over ride for the first half of last season.

Also its a shame CC wasn't there for Pol to smoke after his comments about his results in Motogp and not being worthy of the factory Honda ride.

**steveyb** · 21st July 2020, 15:16

Originally Posted by Autech

Brand Binder on winning pace. Hory shet!

Get your bets in boys, that dude can ride a phuckin bike. The only reason Alex Marquez has a Moto2 title to his name is the KTM was a fraction too pooz for Binder to over ride for the first half of last season.

Also its a shame CC wasn't there for Pol to smoke after his comments about his results in Motogp and not being worthy of the factory Honda ride.

Couldn't agree more with those sentiments!

CC might also be one that might now be looking at the out door.

**Autech** · 21st July 2020, 16:25

With back to back races and most riders fairly sorted for race pace, I am picking P1-P3 will have a lot more hot lap runs as guys try and stay in Q2. Either that or a few sessions will be used to test parts more than you would usually see during a race weekend.
Will be interesting to see how the dynamic changes for these rounds and if anyone can turn it around in a week. As both Suzukis were out as well and Aleix on the Aprilia I think it there may be an even better show this weekend, excluding Marc of course if he's injured.

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**onearmedbandit** · 21st July 2020, 21:23

I have to admit I couldn't help posting this online in response to 'he should've settled for third'. No one can seem to argue it.

**pritch** · 22nd July 2020, 14:00

Originally Posted by Autech

excluding Marc of course if he's injured.

I think we can take that as a given. Dr Mir says Marquez may be back for Brno if there is no nerve damage, and they are hopeful that there is none.

**sugilite:Me** · 22nd July 2020, 15:08

Originally Posted by pritch

I think we can take that as a given. Dr Mir says Marquez maybe back for Brno if there is no nerve damage, and they are hopeful that there is none.

Yeah, that's not the peace sign he is flashing, that is how many races head start he is going to give the opposition this year before smoking them anyways - legend!

**george formby** · 22nd July 2020, 17:45

Originally Posted by sugilite

Yeah, that's not the peace sign he is flashing, that is how many races head start he is going to give the opposition this year before smoking them anyways - legend!

Gotta say MM's initial recovery at T4 was a rare and beautiful thing to see. Off the elbow into the kitty litter, bit of roost and straight back at warp speed.

**F5 Dave** · 22nd July 2020, 18:26

Originally Posted by mulletman

Mat Oxley

https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/a...4LQXOI,3W3VP,1#

Thanks, that explains my question

"Why didn’t the Magneti Marelli traction control do its work? Perhaps because the fastest riders prefer to turn down the anti-spin, which can get in the way when they’re using wheelspin to turn the bike, and rely instead on carefully configured torque maps"

Really was a heroic ride up until that point.