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No shoey but finally all showy for ‘Thriller’

3rd May 2021

When Jack Miller owned just the third victory for Australia in the last ten seasons of MotoGP there was a sense of Déjà vu. It was not the 26 year old’s maiden success of course and, like that rain-sodden day in Assen in 2016, Miller was able to triumph…
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No more fun time Frankie?

1st May 2021

Strange times for Yamaha's top performer from 2020 that apparently has already agreed to a third season with the Petronas SRT squad. Neil Morrison offers his take on the evolving career of Franco Morbidelli
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Even better than the real thing?

21st April 2021

FQ20. Is the hype real this time? Can Yamaha start to dream? Neil Morrison was in Portugal for the last round of 2021 MotoGP and thinks this season could be a pivotal one for the 22 year old Frenchman
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Paying for the crash

19th April 2021

Rolling free of a motorcycle means a blow to the body, confidence and championship points tally, and frequently, it’s just an undesirable facet of the sport. The fallers at the Grande Premio 888 de Portugal spanned the range so what happened and what do the incidents mean?
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Walls closing In?

7th April 2021

Ducati have a situation. Their satellite team-supported riders excelled at the Qatar double, usurping the hype and hope of the factory squad. What does this dynamic potentially mean for the racer with the most on his shoulders: Jack Miller?
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MotoGP 2020’s wild ride

1st December 2020

2020 twisted and curved like an endless mountain pass but the road ended up blue. David Emmett picks his surprise factors from the season in his latest MotoGP Blog
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OTOR @OntrackOffroad·

4 Aug

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OTOR @OntrackOffroad·

4 Aug

As usual, thanks to @FlyRacingUSA & @Renthal_Moto (check out their street wares) for helping us produce this each week. Rossi to continue? Why Red Bull Ring is mega but scary and can Honda win their for the first time in #MotoGP? All talked about

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David Emmett @motomatters·

3 Aug

For MotoMatters subscribers, Patreon supporters, and @PaddockPassPod supporters, a fantastic conversation (90+ minutes) with @PeterBom4, on MotoGP, the secrets of datalogging, how to be a crew chief, and winning championships. There is so much in here:

https://t.co/8WvHEHBX53

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David Emmett @motomatters·

3 Aug

KTM's Sebastian Risse: On 3D Printing, New Chassis, Dealing With Tires, And The Frustration Of Ride Height Devices https://t.co/RKRlpsLISj

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OTOR @OntrackOffroad·

3 Aug

In case you missed it: the latest #MXGP #blog from Lommel and where the newest chapter of Jeffrey Herlings' dramatic career takes another twist #motocross

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OTOR @OntrackOffroad·

2 Aug

The narrative that just keeps on giving. The Belgian Grand Prix belonged to Romain Febvre but Jeffrey Herlings' sub-plots remain riveting. A #blog on what we saw yesterday in the sand #MXGP #KTM #belgium #lommel https://t.co/DBeQi5e4Rh Pics by Ray Archer

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1 Aug

Confirmation from Infront that the 2021 Motocross of Nations will not carry Grand Prix points and will keep the same, traditional format. The biggest question over Mantova now will be the permitted amount of people allowed on the site #MX #MXoN

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1 Aug

Tim Gajser replies to take Pole by 0.14 of a second from Herlings. The Dutchman didn't yield to the bait & didn't attempt another lap. Jorge Prado sits in 3rd: the 3 winners of every GP here since Kevin Strijbos became the last Belgian to win in MXGP on home turf in 2016

OTOR @OntrackOffroad·

1 Aug

Last Herlings Tweet until after the races: smashes a lap at 1:58.8. The first rider to dip under two minutes at Lommel with Red Bull KTM teammate Jorge Prado next at 1.2 seconds adrift. Pole Position would not be a surprise from #84 there are other, bigger questions over today

OTOR @OntrackOffroad·

1 Aug

Tim Gajser won two of the triple header events here at Lommel last year. That takes his total of #MXGP wins to three. The same as Tony Cairoli, although the Italian's last victory in this sand was back in 2014. If Herlings cannot push for the win, it's tricky to call today

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No shoey but finally all showy for ‘Thriller’

No more fun time Frankie?

Even better than the real thing?

Paying for the crash

Walls closing In?

MotoGP 2020’s wild ride

Read the new issue

Latest in: MotoGP BLOG

No shoey but finally all showy for ‘Thriller’

No more fun time Frankie?

Even better than the real thing?

Paying for the crash

Walls closing In?

MotoGP 2020’s wild ride

Read the new issue

The drive and the desperation