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Pedrosa having won the 250cc class last year with a highly dominating season(eight wins) should get his act together very quickly and I feel should be challenging for race wins round about race 3 in Turkey where he managed to get second place last year.![]()
What is going on with Marco this year anyways?
Snowy wrote:
What is going on with Marco this year anyways?
Hmmmm.......standard team talk for ....." they are blowing us out of the water......lets get to hell outa here, and go find somehorsepower/handling/braking"<T-K> wrote:Snowy wrote:
What is going on with Marco this year anyways?
I do have some news on why he wasnt too quick in testing, it is because he and Elias were not going for fastest laps, and trying to adjust setups, all they were doing was testing the tyres, by doing a large number of laps, to see how the tyres fair over long distances, between the two of them, they put in 100 laps....
Julian Mayo wrote:Hmmmm.......standard team talk for ....." they are blowing us out of the water......lets get to hell outa here, and go find somehorsepower/handling/braking"<T-K> wrote:Snowy wrote:
What is going on with Marco this year anyways?
I do have some news on why he wasnt too quick in testing, it is because he and Elias were not going for fastest laps, and trying to adjust setups, all they were doing was testing the tyres, by doing a large number of laps, to see how the tyres fair over long distances, between the two of them, they put in 100 laps....
Thanks T-K<T-K> wrote:Snowy wrote:
What is going on with Marco this year anyways?
I do have some news on why he wasnt too quick in testing, it is because he and Elias were not going for fastest laps, and trying to adjust setups, all they were doing was testing the tyres, by doing a large number of laps, to see how the tyres fair over long distances, between the two of them, they put in 100 laps....
Makoto Tamada: "We changed the front and rear suspension, the machines handling was good and I could ride well, much better than in the race. it was not possible to enter the corner smoothly in Jerez because the handling was heavy.
As for the next race in Qatar, the track has less grip and i will need a different setup which prioritizes more control, I am looking forward to the next race"