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Meaning? (I can't watch the Motogp races so I don't know what you mean.)
I missed it but it most likely means that he kissed the tarmac yet again. And it probably was his own fault.
Meaning? (I can't watch the Motogp races so I don't know what you mean.)
Yeah. The front end just washed out on him. A completely unforced error.I missed it but it most likely means that he kissed the tarmac yet again. And it probably was his own fault.
A crucial four points lost there for Valentino. Right when it happened I thought 'That wasn't very nice, Daniel'.Not that happy with Perdosa's last move. Looked to me like quite a "get off line or I take us both out" move to me and that against someone who's fighting for the championship.
MotoGP.comThe original race was red flagged after Xavier Simeon (Federal Oil Gresini Moto2) and Dominique Aegerter (Technomag Racing Interwetten) crashed at turn 15 on the opening lap. Simeon was able to take his place back on the grid for the restart while Aegerter was taken to hospital for further checks after being declared unfit at the Medical Centre. It was later revealed he had transversal process fractures in 4 vertebrae, broken bones in his right wrist and hand, fractured ribs and a lung contusion but his general condition was described as positive.
Thanks for posting that, I never like seeing a riding being injured during a race weekend. Sounds like he'll be out for the season.Update on Aegerter's condition
German commentators had the theory that he was looking to the right (which you can actually see in the onboard replay) to see if anyone is behind him to attack him on the straight. If he would kept his focus on the corner he surely wouldn't had crashed.As for Kent, he must have been thinking about dinner or something, going around the last bend!
And we all know how that will end .He could have settled but went for it and it didn't pay off, a bit like the England Rugby team.
I'm not arguing that, but 55 points with 4 races left is more comfortable than 55 with 5 races left. I definitely would have settled for 3rd but I'm not a professional racer. In fact there's a very famous Senna quote that could be applied to that situation and any time I can use it to describe a young British person is good enough for me.any points would have been better than none.
Hope he is alright 👍Watching FP4, Alex de Angelis made a nasty crash. They didn't show the crash, they did show the crashed bike and you could see him laying next to it and he wasn't moving, but now reported conscious and breathing..
I missed the race, but interesting result - looks like Dani (and MM once he heals) could really mess up the title run in for someone.Pedrosa is the new Marquez!
Brilliant riding from Dani.
The shark (Lorenzo) has lost it's fins.
Rossi for #10.
Scary crash for Espargaro. Looked like he hit his head on the guardrail.
I missed the race, but interesting result - looks like Dani (and MM once he heals) could really mess up the title run in for someone.
The problem was where he crashed has no safety features because it was an unlikely place to go down. It was the same with Joan Lascorz in Imola 2013 and he's now in a wheelchair.I just read that Alex de Angelis is in a critical condition, I knew he was injured but I'm shocked how serious those injuries are considering the accident happened on the exit of a fairly slow corner. Hopefully he can make a full recovery.
He doesn't get a mention much, but props to Zarco for cleaning out the Moto2 roster. After his loss of the Moto3 to Terol a few years back, one had to wonder if that was his moment in the sun lost. But he who laughs last I guess - Terol couldnt cut it in the higher formulae as is now another name in SS or WSBK and now Zarco is making a name for himself.
The exit of the tight left hander, turn 9 I think, and he hit the wall it seems. I haven't seen the crash but I saw the clear up after.Where, exactly, did de Angelis crash?
He's just done it again - he was trying to go around the outside of Antonelli at the Southern Loop, but closed the door before he'd completed the pass and wound up clipping Antonelli and launching into a high-side. Since they were racing in a pack of six, there was nothing Antonelli could do. It was a bone-headed move by Kent.Very poor craft from Kent, any points would have been better than none.