@Nachez98 How are people blind. This literally shows that Lawson was cruising until Max showed up??? And Max saw that he was cruising so he went for the normal overtake in the corner for track position. Then Lawson decided to speed up and caused this shit. How do people still blame Max???
@Joshtpeo I do follow, and injuries are skewed by MotoGP media and the effects of it. But everybody loves riding the story so I don't even bother saying anything. I mean Rossi had his big crash and broke his leg, took months before he recovered. Martin also recovering but is winning
@Turn1divebomb@MotoGP@88jorgemartin Gotta love the fact that everytime Marquez does this, the MM93 fans only have this one exact video of Rossi as a defence mechanism.
So for the 100th time Marquez does this, the exact same clip is shown of Rossi.
@skippytv1956411@MotoGP Lets not forget how they showed his live reaction while watching the replay of his crash on live broadcast, absolute joke of a sporting production.
@Esteruki41@FranckyHawk29 Alex and Diggia are in their own teams, and they are open to their own setups, they are open to what they want to do on the bike setup wise. Ducati Factory is directing Pecco in his setups, and don't seem to allow him to explore other solutions like Diggia's setup
@Esteruki41@FranckyHawk29 Ducati is not the same as what they were in 2024. The characteristics are completely different. Used to have complete front end feel, glued and had rear grip. Now it is not the case. Ducati is probably now not an easy bike to ride, it's heading in the direction of Honda 2019+
@Esteruki41@FranckyHawk29 Misano is a Ducati track, and Ducati was only starting to become a competitive bike in 2017/2018 and Yamaha were struggling with rear grip, so the bikes were a bit more equal than what they are now. And Pedrosa was a hugely talented rider, better than Bagnaia I believe.
@giuseppeJ1306@FranckyHawk29 Compare best race duration of Ducati from 2024, 2025 and 2026, you will see a consistent equal if not drop in pace. At the same time, Aprillia's improving
Remember when Ducati's easily locked out top 6/8s?
Now they struggle with rear grip and front feel. Just like Honda used to
@jdpmad Commentators on the main stream could not stop blabbering about how its devastated his championship (just 33 points behind) non stop for 5 laps. And then the production show his live reaction of his own crash for a whole minute. Are we watching racing or a tv drama series?
@jdpmad It will become even more so until a point Marquez needs to push to get podiums and find himself in the gravel frequently, but I think he is past the stage of not caring about risks and his health.
@jdpmad It's because Ducati used to take all riders data and input, and then created a rocket. Since Marquez came to Ducati, and this includes the development of the 2025 bike, the bike instantly became difficult to ride and essentially became a worse bike. That's what he is saying
@LClapets Thanks to Michelin's god awful tire construction. Plagued a lot of great riders and teams over the years. Pirelli's are great and may change many riders' career prospects
@motsdangereux Money. Dorna has enough control over teams on who they can sign. Goal is to diversify or get marketable riders to get higher view count to make more money. If this wasn't the case, and teams were allowed to sign who they want, would be 80% spanish cause they are the overall best
@AlessioPiana130 Okay, what about Martin shoving his mechanic? Was on camera and clearly shows this physical violence which we do not condone. But nothing happened to him right?
I agree with justification, but equally for everyone and every relevant incident.
@Jcbodega@jdpmad Yeah, like Martin shoving his mechanic after his collision with Raul in Spain. Oh wait, nothing happened to Martin
Guess we are really just nitpicking.