Tatsuki riding for Sic58 becomes the first rider to win from pole at Jerez since Sic58 himself. Like Matt Bird said, who writes the scripts for that team.
Tatsuki riding for Sic58 becomes the first rider to win from pole at Jerez since Sic58 himself. Like Matt Bird said, who writes the scripts for that team.
The TV coverage showing MM walking away after the qualifying sessions with one fat arm and one thin arm was a hint.
Here's a better look, pinched from SKY TV Spain by someone more clever than me.
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
Up there with one of the strangest MotoGP races I have ever seen. So many mechanicals and DNFs, must have been torture out there.
Good to see Jorge Quatararo in full demolition mode. That was dominant as fuck.
Until Maverick can learn to adapt on the fly to different track conditions he's going to have these up and down races. Tis a shame as he's one of the best, just maybe not a full alien.
So many good results ruined by DNFs, fair few will be sitting wondering what if, that's racing!
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Its Fabio Mr Autech, Jorge has retired.
Ouch. You can scroll through the pics without going to instagram
https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/94...fter-arm-xrays
See below:
This man got the reference
Looking at the consistency he did his laptimes and the brutal metronomic way, its impossible not to think of his Jorgeness, the king of fucking off at the front.
If a Yamaha can run its lines, look out.
I got it. LOL
In my non-medical but scientific opinion (and from having two plates in situ on ulna and radius), he aggravated the injury while riding the bike too soon post injury.
Plates like that are not strong, they are there to provide stabilisation of the fracture once reduced and correctly in place.
They are not there to provide the strength of the bone itself.
I would be not at all surprised if he bent the plate slightly.
That bone is going to be weak as hell for a very long time, years in fact.
That fracture will take a very long time to heal correctly and if the plate is removed (which in his occupation would be a prudent move, perhaps in the off-season), the screw holes will leave the bone strength compromised.
That's a lot of screws.
The plate and screws will always irritate the nerves and soft tissues if left in place.
The issue then becomes that removal is invasive and risky. But leaving it in place is also risky considering the opportunity for further injury in the future.
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Mat talks of busted riders and the race
https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/a...4LQXOI,3WXJ8,1
If that didnt work heres a pic at GPOne
https://www.gpone.com/en/2020/07/27/...-fracture.html
Yamaha chewing thru engines
https://www.gpone.com/en/2020/07/26/...t-jerez-2.html
Only watched it last night after avoiding media.
Bit surprised. Thought the 'Surgeons ' would have just replaced the broken part with a new one from the spares department.
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
I don't know if anyone has linked these up before but even though the vids are from last year it's the first time I'd seen them. Simon Crafar Tech Talks.
https://youtu.be/OIOtg6qiqqg
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