Moto3 Free Practice 1, Moto2 Free Practice 1, MotoGP Free Practice 1, Baggers Free Practice 1, Moto3 Practice, Moto2 Practice, MotoGP Practice & Baggers Free Practice 2 Discussion
Moto3 Free Practice 2, Moto2 Free Practice 2, MotoGP Free Practice 2, MotoGP Qualifying, Baggers Qualifying, Moto3 Qualifying & Moto2 Qualifying Discussion
MotoGP Race, Moto2 Race, Moto3 Race, Baggers Post Race, After the Flag & Race Press Conference Discussion
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Yamaha management feels Quartararo should take a leaf out of Jack Miller's book, as frustration grows between the two parties following a difficult Aragon weekend
Jorge got his Spanish flag tangled in his chain during his celebratory cool down lap just after winning the 2010 World Championship in Malaysia. I've often seen flags getting super close to wheels/chains but hadn't seen one actually get stuck until this one.
The QMMF (Qatari motorsports federation) and the Lusail International Circuit issued a Q&A (which I did not receive, but Reuters did) stating that despite the cancellation of the FIA WEC round at Qatar, they are still planning to host MotoGP and F1 at the circuit. Preparation is going ahead as normal, and the airport is functioning at 100% capacity.
At Aragon, I asked senior officials off the record what the status of Qatar was. They told me, still no decision been made about it. There were rumours that it had been cancelled already, but those rumours were based on the idea that Austria had issued a travel ban for Austrian citizens to Qatar. That is false. Austria has Qatar as a code yellow - travel, but be aware and take precautions.
So, for the moment, looks like Qatar is on. But that could still change in the next couple of weeks. I expect a decision before MotoGP heads off to the flyaways. The teams have to know by then just because of the logistics involved.
I heard going into this weekend Aragon is a Ducati track but Misano and Sepang will be Aprilia tracks. What don't I know that these assumptions can be made somewhat accurate?
Randomly thought during the day, how is, according to rumors/reports, the grid next year gonna look in the lower classes? Other than the ones that are already confirmed like Vietti to Aspar for example. If anyone knows, then i will gladly read about it, it got me a bit curious the last few days.
I would like to take my father to MotoGP next year (so 2027 season). He’s a big fan, and I’d be his company there :).
I was thinking of either Hungary or Austria since these are the closest one. Any advice from pros? Which one is better during the summer? Which tickets would you recommend? I’m somehow more prone to Hungary (it’s closer to us from the two)
➡️ "This weekend I've acted more like a test rider. I've tried the chassis three times, but it doesn't work. We also have a linkage system, but there are no improvements, so I'm riding with a standard bike".
➡️ "This weekend has been more of a testing session than a search for performance. In any case, looking toward the future, I'm not in a position to help. And, for personal reasons, I don't want to do it".
➡️ "We're trying to make progress this year. But, in the end, if things don't improve, there's not much we can do".