We reached BIC from sector 165 in roughly 45 mins, however we were allowed in our designated seating area only at 9 am and we could already hear the Moto3 bikes starting their practice session. Also, since water bottles were not allowed we had a tough time even buying water as the stalls were getting setup and most of them had no stock to sell. Plus the heat didn't help either and even with the roof to provide some shade it was really tough to remind seated. Surprisingly the washrooms near the finish line were air-conditioned and we regularly used to it to cool ourselves down.
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Over the line for seven laps to go, Alex Marquez was reloaded and ready to try again. He once again made it through too, but Martini was even quicker to respond with an immediate cutback. That gave Martin a few more metres too as they squabbled, and the number 89 struck as soon as he had the chance to take over in second, homing in on Marini as Alex Marquez was left to defend against Diggia.
Alex Marquez held on to fourth as Bagnaia was only able to take fifth, and under some late pressure from Viales, who got past Binder and was on the march. But the number #1 was just about able to respond and keep a two to three-tenth buffer, defending P5 but seeing his lead cut to just seven points.
It was a quiet day for Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo), who, despite looking there or thereabouts in Practice 1, could only manage 8th place overall on the combined timings. The World Champion finished just ahead of Alonso Lopez (Beta Tools SpeedUp) and Tony Arbolino (Elf Marc VDS Racing Team), the latter rounding out the top 10.
The feature highest in demand is now in the game: dynamic weather will not only make the races more realistic, but also more unpredictable. Manage the arrival of rain or of an unexpected clearing up with Flag to Flag: change your bike at the most appropriate moment to get a strategic advantage over your opponents.
Doubtless the striking H2 is the belle of this ball, its supercharged 210-horsepower engine earning it the distinction of being the fastest accelerating production bike on the planet. It's also Kawasaki's first attempt at a trellis frame, and it's encouraging to see how close the H2 looks to its track-only brother, the wild 300-horsepower H2R. The forced induction powerplant of this bike has inspired bureaucratic pen-pushers worldwide to demand it should be banned from sale, despite that fact that there's half a dozen other sportsbikes within 5 horsepower of its insane peak. The result will likely simply be that Kawasaki will gain massive publicity and a fearsome reputation, which is probably the main point of this bike anyway. Mike Hanlon has done a fantastic write-up with more details on the Kawasaki H2 here.
While Rossi won his 7 world championship titles, some with overwhelming superiority, Davies chases after his first number 1 status since 2012 without success. For the Italian, it was first Lorenzo and then Marquez who made life more and more difficult for him in the MotoGP premier class. The Welshman, on the other hand, had only one name in his prime from 2015, which caused nightmares. With Jonathan Rea he had a competitor who was a regular driver in WorldSBK from 2009, but had to wait 6 years for the final breakthrough. The combination of the Kawasaki ZX-10R and later ZX-10RR with the Northern Irishman is still the measure of all things in the near-series World Cup.
Dorna manager Gregorio Lavilla originally wanted to introduce three new routes with the calendar for 2021, but for reasons that were not mentioned, this did not work. With the Mandalika Circuit on the island of Lombok in Indonesia as the only new course it will probably not work any more than with the events in San Juan (Argentina) and the Australian round. In MotoGP, too, the Dorna will soon have to cancel the overseas races. With the question marks at the beginning, there will definitely be changes in WorldSBK as well. When this will be is still open. But the unfinished provisional calendar will receive for sure various modifications.
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There's no way a big bike like that wouldn't just land and go into a ton of pieces. And if it was real, I mean, I don't think they'd have much of a back left, so. That's quite hard for me to see actually happening. A big, heavy bike like that landing from that sort of drop, only a dirt bike could make that drop, and it's still going to hurt a bit.
The wheelies were all possible. The stoppies were possible. It's all more than plausible. It's all stuff I can do myself, so if I can do it, definitely there's some people out there that can do a heck of a lot more than that. The one thing that I probably couldn't do was when he did the handstand, they only used the clutch when they were going back gears. They weren't going too fast. Doing everything in every maneuver they did was plausible.
Rider customisation's limited to picking a mugshot and typing in your name, nickname and age, but you can also pick your riding style. Many of the big stars' styles are replicated here, from Ben Spies' elbows-up approach to the more studied posture of Jorge Lorenzo. It's great to not only have Marquez sitting in the Repsol Honda he's currently campaigning in, but also hanging completely off of it.
Earlier this year, Kawasaki released the H2R that was a track-only motorcycle where trifling road regulations weren't applicable to its design and performance. Surprisingly, this new successor, homologated for the road, doesn't sacrifice any of the fun bits. It carries the same in-line 4-cylinder 1,000cc engine which generates a punishing 207hp. There have been no independent test rides yet, but the word is that this may be the world's fastest accelerating road-legal superbike.
Marc Marquez romped home to a comfortable championship victory in the 2014 MotoGP astride his Honda. Buoyed by its success on the track, Honda's built this concept motorcycle with only a few necessary elements like mirrors and turn indicators added to it to make this beast road legal too.
British motorcycle maker Matchless, was born in 1899, shut down in 1966, and now revived at EICMA 2014. This styling on the Model X Reloaded is a throwback to the original 1929 Model X. There will be only 100 of these built next year. Interestingly, the fuel reservoir has been built into the frame of the motorcycle itself.
A history of Alpinestars Tech-Air: 2001:
Tech-Air Airbag System project begins. 2004: Alpinestars performs its first electronic airbag test; at this time with outer airbag balloons of 2 x 60 liters. Alpinestars decides to use electronic triggering for the airbag as the company analyzed and studied all solutions and discovered that with a mechanical system the activation is not fast enough to guarantee first impact protection. 2004: Alpinestars also starts collecting riding data from professional riders in e.g. MotoGP.
2009: Alpinestars introduces Tech-Air Race in MotoGP.
2011: Tech-Air Race is integrated into Alpinestars top leather suit and becomes become available to final customers.
2014: The Tech-Air Street Airbag System is launched to the market at the EICMA show in Milan as a modular self-contained electronic airbag system that provides first impact protection for the full upper torso. Tech-Air Street is the first system in the market to provide this level of protection. Additionally, the system allows the rider to easily switch between Tech-Air compatible garments and to adapt these garments to his/her riding requirements and the weather conditions.
2016: Tech-Air Race is introduced as a modular system that allows riders to not only choose between a wide variety of compatible suits and garments, but to choose between algorithms; riders can switch between race track use and public road use. Tech-Air Race is the first system in the market to allow this option.
2020: The Tech-Air5 System is launched, joining the Tech-Air Race and Tech-Air Street vests, in the Alpinestars Tech-Air line-up. be457b7860
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