Yea both would just be insane!
Moto3 is always so good, it has the craziest battles for sure!
I know MotoGP was frustrating! Seeing dovi crash out and Marc win.... imagine if Marc wasn’t in the championship it would be like craziest standings ever where anyone could potentially win! But Marc is too good... he fixes his mistakes instantly, he rides almost faster than physically possible... him vs maverick would be amazing, but it does seem like Marc is a step ahead. All of the other riders are pretty close, I mean there are around 10 riders who wouldn’t surprise me to win a race or at least battle for a podium, just Marc really looks ahead of the game at the moment
Yeah, I am afraid the title is decided already! Marc is too consistent and ahead of the bunch now. Let's see how Mugello unfolds. I would love to see Vale on the podium there!
It would be incredible to see vale on the podium there! I’m going with my heart and saying:
1st Rossi
2nd Dovi
3rd Iannone
4th Petrucci
I doubt Rossi would be, looking at the racing news. Yamaha is still struggling. Their Mugello test wasn't the best. Dovi, Marc and someone else on the podium is my take.
We should meet once when I'm in the UK.
I know, but it would be amazing to see Rossi win at home, and to have an all Italian podium in Italy! I hope dovi can win and Marquez crashes out haha!
Yea we definitely should it will be great to talk about bikes and motogp!
Mugello 2017 was such a cruel fate for Rossi with an engine blow up. So disappointing. And now, Yamaha are in deep trouble.
Where are you in the UK? I've to visit the Isle of Man for the TT!
I know it was so sad :(
Yes Yamaha are in trouble, they have some big o to to do and so many other riders and bikes are doing really well. It’s so even out there (if you take away Marc)
I’m currently working in China but I live in south England, near Reading! I haven’t been to Isle of Man yet but I have to one year! That and the north west 200!
Oh! Interesting! I've been to Reading once!
I've a couple of friends who race in the NW200 and the IOM TT