@Nedu2010@bikesontnt Yeah it's great in other formats.
I like it much better than the current superpole race format in WorldSBK as it reduces the impact of crashes later in the race.
@peetwatson@bikesontnt Not exactly, in World SBK the results of the superpole race decide the grid.
This suggestion is like SSP300/World SPB where the times from the first race decide the grid for the second.
@MotoGP I'm incredibly disappointed in Aprilia for appealing this.
Less than 2 weeks ago Rivola was calling for harsher penalties for Martin making a mistake that most riders seem to agree was minor and the penalty harsh.
Now, Bez assaults a volunteer and you appeal?
Good decision MotoGP
@BaconBakin90@denkmit They surely would not be willing to race on a circuit they consider unsafe.
Jack Miller has been one of the most vocal critics of some of Dorna's safety decisions in the past, he seems satisfied with this, I doubt there'll be any safety issues when the track is ready.
@villin73@denkmit I highly doubt that move to Adelaide but yeah, if the Phillip Island circuit goes downhill now it may have to find another home.
The Bend perhaps.
@beckers1000@ausmotogp@MotoGP Amazing news, I'm really looking forward to it next year!
I'll be sad to see Phillip Island go.
I shouldn't be, but I'm surprised to see how many reactive people there are who haven't bothered even watching the press conference which answers their questions regarding safety.
@PMalinauskasMP@MotoGP I'm so excited for this!
Initially I was concerned for safety. I think leading with the whole 'street circuit' thing is naturally unnerving for Moto racing fans.
Happy to hear about the safety measures and adjustments taken.
Well done!
@MotoGP Safety was my first concern but it's really weird to see how many people are crying about safety before even seeing the track, as if it's not achievable.
I was hoping for The Bend but I'm really looking forward to seeing what they come up with for this street circuit now!
@GoodGuySedge@MotoGP How close are the walls?
The circuit is mostly in the parklands which are huge in Adelaide, it'll be weird if they choose to put the walls close.
@TheDudeThatMade@fut1a@VigilantFox **just be careful if you have an ulcer.
And good luck, those were some horrible nights awake in pain. I don't miss that one bit and don't wish it on anyone.
@TheDudeThatMade@fut1a@VigilantFox It worked for me and ended my 15 year use of esomeprazole. It's also cheap and easy.
It may just be the acid, but I have a bottle of the filtered stuff that I never finished because it wasn't as good.
I bought pomegranate vinegar once too and that was also really good.
@flimicon@freedom1776a@VigilantFox *I should add, in those first couple of months when the pain was really bad I used bicarb to soothe because it's short acting.
Mix a heaped tsp in a glass of water and sip to soothe the oesophagus as required.
I also used to sleep on my left side and elevated, that helped too.
@flimicon@freedom1776a@VigilantFox It took a couple of months for me, after 15 years on Nexium. I also added ACV when I realised the betaine HCl+pepsin was starting to work.
I only use ACV now, 15-20ml in a glass of water a couple of hours after dinner.
I haven't had issues for almost 5 years now.
@dcooper8@VigilantFox Yeah that's all I use now, but a bit more than that, 15-20ml in a glass of water a couple hours after dinner.
I started with betaine HCl with pepsin though and it worked wonders coming from over 15 years on Nexium, a PPI.