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In reply to Post #68
Just seen it, refreshing imho, youngest ever, 20 years old, wish him all the best 
Lap record broken
That's 2 Petronas Yamaha's in 1st and 2nd
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Fabio quartararo on pole,  . should make it interesting.
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In reply to Post #66
The greatest show on earth but none of the on boards really do it justice.
https://youtu.be/OYaSG_IoAXk
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In reply to Post #65
That's just around the corner that mate. Cannot wait. Without doubt my favourite, mad but calculated 
A great watch: Hickmans record lap
Now with commentary and that's with 5 seconds down for an error 
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Let's have a moto gp with a pitstop thrown in the middle of it too really test the teams, 4 laps of the Isle of man with 100 points for the win 60 second 40 third should be interesting.
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In reply to Post #61
at 40 yrs old still getting podiums id say his riding/racing is ok
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In reply to Post #60
Lorenzo should of stayed at Ducati, took him a while to get used to it but he then sussed it. as for mm93 yes his a **** hot rider and woke up a very boring Moto gp grid after moving up from Moto 2 but his wild style of riding could end up with him getting a serious injury.
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In reply to Post #61
Agree
Makes you wonder what Stoner could have really done. Reguarding Rossi he will go down as a great, I just think he could have won a couple more titles with different decisions 
The way how Marquez is going I expect him to eclipse Rossi
One thing in common though, all exceptional riders
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In reply to Post #60
Stoner won the title on the ducati and then became to ill to compete and retired but as the ducati development rider was still often setting faster lap times than the official team guys. Rossi was a wild card in his early days and always used mind games and his massive fan base to intimidate rivals, he also has a huge unseen legal and publicity team to surpress any negative publicity. Is he the best ever? Who knows but he is by far the best business man ever to grace the top step of the podium.
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In reply to Post #59
Stoner couldn’t ride the Ducati in the end and get the results, enter Rossi, he couldn’t either, crap bike the Ducati in those years, terrible chassis and handling
MM is a great rider no doubt, he is also a wild card and had more warnings than anybody around, like his smash in the 250 class when he ran into the back of a bike that was virtually stood. That’s when he ****ed his eye sight up from the impact, nearly ended his career
He’s on the factory Honda, one hell of a bike, the best! And that’s the test for MM, step away, but why should he?
Watch hitting the Apex. Great watch for any Moto GP fans, great stories of all their progressions, lot of truths
Just the Simoncelli incident, terrible 
Rossi left Yamaha because they wanted him to be the number 2 rider and mentor 
Hope this works a must watch
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In reply to Post #58
Rossi wanted to prove it wasn't just the bike which he did with yamaha but then failed with ducati. The rossi fan base will never agree but MM is the most talented rider ever in moto gp.
Would love to see him try the classiest bike on the grid.
#ducati#panigale# multistrada#pukkapies
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In reply to Post #57
I still think Rossi should of stayed with Honda especially with the rc45 he had at the time
That was my point earlier, could have probably won everything
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In reply to Post #56
Was nice to see Marquez bin it then five minutes later Lorenzo 👍
Cracking race from Dovi.
Marquez looks untouchable,
I still think Rossi should of stayed with Honda especially with the rc45 he had at the time.
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In reply to Post #55
Well, it’s hghlights for me now. £30 for BT sport 
Nice win for Rins and nice to see a Suzuki up there for a change
Love the look of the Suzuki, so much so, just bought the Ecstar replica 
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NON Carp stuff