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I'll have to look and see if Race Direction explicitly states if the point was docked because such a bold move was made in the wet, because if thats not the reason I'm a bit disappointed by the ruling. Watching the helicopter shot during the race it looked eerily like the move Marquez put on...

I'm interested in where these unclean Rossi passes came from. His pass in Argentina into the Turn 5 hairpin was a clean pass, Rossi out braked him, then Marquez bumped him a bit trying to squeeze by on the inside; Marquez then ran into the back of him trying to push up beside him into the left...

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Setup plays a huge role in Moto3 especially, those bikes are extremely adjustable. I think he has found such an amazing base setup that he only requires little tweaks here or there to stay fast. His moto2 experience isn't hurting him either.

It may be a possibility, I've been hearing rumors that Crutchlow would like to go back to Tech3, and Yamaha said this weekend they might not extend Pol's contract, so there very well could be a bike swap for 2016

I couldn't believe Marquez during the press conference, all he kept saying was he ran a perfect lap and was in front and in his mind he won the race. Thats twice now that he's tried to cut into Vale's racing line from behind, both times did not work well for him. You think he would have learned...

Those are Dorna's numbers, Brembos onboard sensors had him at 360 kph, and while trying to find that number I also learned at that speed you are moving as fast as your brain can send signals to your body (maximum nerve impulse speed is 100 m/s), and it's also 30% the speed of sound. Absolutely...

I think that TAFB may have forgot it started today!

his race pace is phenomenal especially for his age, and qualifying better / better starts will definitely give him a better chance to win, but if Lorenzo keeps up the way he has, I don't think anyone can touch him until he falls back to earth. I'm a fan of both Lorenzo and Rossi, so as long as...

If you lock the front in a turn it will put you into a low side, it doesn't sound like he was on the brakes enough for that to happen. If he was dragging the peg, the rear suspension was most likely unloaded, and when he hit the front brakes it would stand the bike up, weight comes off the peg...

Is it just me or does Marquez seem a little frazzled, he would hit a fast lap or 2, then make an unforced error. Must have been 8 times he came in too hot and blew the corner, hopefully he gets that under control before the race on Sunday

He couldn't find the right bike setup all weekend, and he pushed too hard getting past Pol so the bike just didn't feel right once the tires dropped off I believe he said in his post race interview. Happy to be on the podium but at a track he has had a lot of success at I'd be upset finishing so...

It's going to be a great race thats for sure. I'm glad to see Lorenzo back on form, he has been crazy consistent all weekend...I think he's going to take it this weekend. Marquez has thrown in some very quick laps, but I think his race pace is questionable; it looks like his left hand is giving...

Just drove through there last night for a quick visit to the family in Dover, and holy hell is that section in bad shape

It looks like you broke your finger in a different location, yours looks to be the distal phalanx that was broken; he broke his proximal phalanx, a bit more serious break, and requires the pinky finger to be completely straight during healing, not to mention a greater chance of soft tissue...

I feel bad for Lorenzo, because its his head that is getting in the way of his riding. He was extremely competitive the second half of last year, failing to podium once, so its not a skill issue. Hopefully he can be up front and challenging for podiums again soon once we get to tracks he feels...

This weekend should be a toss up for who stands on the podium, I think there are too many variables to call. 80-90% chance of rain over the weekend in Austin, Rossi is strong in the wet, but Marquez has been strong as well (barring the Aragon curfuffle). Lorenzo hasn't seemed to perform very...

I'm a shade under 6'3, 225lbs, with a 36in waist, and I needed a 60 in dianese for shoulder to waist, and I also find it baggy in the mid, but seems to fill out ok with a back protector on (still some bagginess, but not nearly as much)