I doubt he will race, must have hurt himself again. Hope they just didn't have time to fix the bike.

he was interviewed after Q2. He's sore, but nothing much worse than before the crash today.

Quote from: kopfjäger on September 03, 2016, 11:45:05 AM
They make outerwear for that Nancy'. It'll be high 60's and dry for the race.

Laguna spoiled me....your fault. Silverstone was a miserable experience.

Laverty was hauling ass right before he crashed.

And Alex Lowes only 0.029s behind Pol at his first race on the bike. 

Cal's pole lap. (onboard)

https://youtu.be/5FP64GGjP8E

Quote from: ducpainter on September 03, 2016, 01:35:45 PM
he was interviewed after Q2. He's sore, but nothing much worse than before the crash today.

Good to hear he is relatively ok. Shame he didn't get to qualify to a good grid position.

Aside from Vinales being checked out, this's some of the best racing I've seen in MotoGP in a long, long time!

yes good race

Great race. No one settled. They all fought hard.

Seems Marquez got tired of racing for the championship.

MM seems to forget to settle for points. He was willing to punt Pedrosa off the track to pass him for 4th.

This has been by far the best season of MotoGP I have witnessed. I started watching consistently in 2006 and have to live through the parade lap racing. Whomever gave up watching and switched to WSBK, should reconsider coming back.

I watch both.

If Alex Lowes decides he wants to move up, whoever is riding for Tech3 best be performing.

'I feel the need, the need for speed'    Thata' boy!

Epic shit from 2-4 or even back to 6. 

All classes delivered!

Great race for the big boys!

Didn't get to watch Moto 2/3 yet

Kopf's boy really delivered today and I'm glad to see Crusty finding some speed and confidence.

So happy that Loris and Pol got through that nasty wicked crash with minor dings.
I was really concerned seeing Loris ragdolling, obviously knocked out.
And major props to all of the guys behind them that dodged them, the bikes and the debris.

Vinales checked out, and showed what he's capable of, and didn't crack under the pressure.
And seems Suzuki have got wet settings figured out.

Alex Lowes, phenomenal job in his first race on a MotoGP bike.

Cal's on a rampage with a tune-up inside his helmet.
A 2nd at his home race along with the victory at the last one.
Going toe-to-toe with MM and Rossi, and coming out on top, how many riders can claim that?
Very pleased for the man who cops the "Looks Most Like An Axe Murderer" prize every time on camera.

7 different race winners in 12 races.
Sheeeeit, when was the last time that happened?

I'm thinking that the factory teams got the ECU pretty much sorted 5 races in, and the satellites are just about there.