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Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - the Ferret - 03-30-2019

Good night the qualifying was fast and furious. At one point they had like 20 riders within a second. Right now the top 5 are covered by 2 1/2 tenths of a second.

So grid for tomorrow top 4 rows

1 Marquez
2 Vinales
3 Dovisioso

4 Rossi
5 Miller
6 Morbidelli

7 Quatararo
8 Crutchlow
9 Nakagami

10 Petrucci
11 Lorenzo
12 Espargaro Pol (KTM)


RE: Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - the Ferret - 03-31-2019

Great racing! #93 Marquez (Honda) flat disappeared at the start and was riding all alone for the next 30 laps. At one point he had an 11 second lead before he started coasting toward the finish. But the race for second was superb with ol man Rossi (Yamaha) and Dovi (Ducati) really swapping positions/paint with Rossi coming out on top. Miller (Ducati), Rins (Suzuki) and Petrucci (Ducati) also fought for a podium spot up until the last 2 laps of the race.


RE: Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - Houtman_imp - 03-31-2019

This season has already given us some great racing in all 3 categories.


RE: Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - peterbaron - 03-31-2019

So, Ferret and Houtman, please name your three favorite riders:
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2.
3.


RE: Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - Lord Popgun - 03-31-2019

My three:
1. Kenny Roberts
2. Freddie Spenser
3. Eddie Lawson


RE: Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - Houtman_imp - 03-31-2019

My three favorite riders :

1 - Wil Hartog
2 - Jim Redman
3 - Jack Middelburg


RE: Argentina MotoGP *** SPOILER ALERT*** - Cormanus - 04-01-2019

(03-31-2019, 05:09 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Great racing! #93 Marquez (Honda) flat disappeared at the start and was riding all alone for the next 30 laps. At one point he had an 11 second lead before he started coasting toward the finish. But the race for second was superb with ol man Rossi (Yamaha) and Dovi (Ducati) really swapping positions/paint with Rossi coming out on top. Miller (Ducati), Rins (Suzuki) and Petrucci (Ducati) also fought for a podium spot up until the last 2 laps of the race.

Brilliant. What a demonstration by MM. And good to see Rossi and the Yamaha back in contention. Rins rode a mighty race too. How well could he do if he could qualify nearer the front?