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  1. MotoGP: Yamaha and Maverick Vinales end partnership with immediate effect

     

    Yamaha and Maverick Vinales officially agree to terminate their MotoGP partnership with immediate effect.

    Maverick Vinales will not see out the remainder of 2021 with Yamaha after he and the Japanese manufacturer agreed to end their partnership early. 

     

    https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/985427/1/official-yamaha-and-maverick-vinales-end-partnership-immediate-effect

  2. Yamaha’s decision to suspend Maverick Vinales for the Austrian MotoGP looks set to carry over into Silverstone with Cal Crutchlow replacing the Spaniard.  

     

    https://www.crash.net/motogp/gossip/985411/1/motogp-gossip-crutchlow-replace-vinales-silverstone

     

    Malaesia e out, Missano 2 in locul ei:

     

    https://www.gpone.com/en/2021/08/19/motogp/malaysian-gp-cancelled-and-replaced-by-a-grand-prix-at-misano.html

  3. aici spune ca problema umarului e destul de deranjanta 

     

    Today I raced with a very tired arm - he declared - I was in pain during the warm-up phases, and as a result I had to resort to painkilling infiltration. It is a very strange thing, which I am trying to understand with my physiotherapist. In some moments I am in pain, while in others I feel bad. Apart from that, I did the race with an arm that was becoming more tired lap after lap. So I have to work on my body, as well as the bike

     

    Today I managed to be in front and this is important. What interests me is how much effort I have to put in to be with the best. In addition, there is also race management, since I would like to be the one to manage the race and not have to adapt to the other riders. Apart from that it was a good weekend, where we tried a lot of things that will be useful for the future. In the race, however, I wanted to do my own thing, using what I liked. In some ways this could be considered as a step backwards, but in the end it is like having made a compromise. In the end the race did not go in the desired direction, but we took a step forward.

     

     

    https://www.gpone.com/en/2021/08/15/motogp/deja-vu-for-marquez-as-bagnaia-reminds-him-of-dovizioso-on-the-ducati.html

  4. MM spune chiar el ca nu mai poate sa faca magia ce o facea inainte si ca acum ii trebuie o moto mai manevrabila.

     

    I lost the front and fell, he explained. I think it's partly due to the bike's set-up, which should provide greater stability. The fact is that, when I lose the front, there's nothing I can do. I can't make certain saves like I used to. I end up falling. In the end, these things happen, so I have to try to be gentle and composed on the bike.

     

    https://www.gpone.com/en/2021/08/14/motogp/marc-marquez-i-cant-make-certain-saves-like-before.html

  5. Yamaha l-a "retras" pe MV din urmatoare cursa :))))

     

    Yamaha suspends and withdraws Viñales from Austrian GPDue to the unexplained irregular operation of the motorcycle in the Styria race, Viñales won't be riding at the Red Bull Ring

     

    Yamaha regrets to announce that Maverick Viñales’ entry to this weekend’s Austrian MotoGP™ event has been withdrawn by the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team.

     

    The absence follows the suspension of the rider by Yamaha due to the unexplained irregular operation of the motorcycle by the rider during last weekend’s Styria MotoGP™ race.

     

    Maverick Viñales, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP_STY_2021

     

    Yamaha’s decision follows an in-depth analysis of telemetry and data over the last few days.

     

    Yamaha’s conclusion is that the rider’s actions could have potentially caused significant damage to the engine of his YZR-M1 bike which could have caused serious risks to the rider himself and possibly posed a danger to all other riders in the MotoGP™ race. The rider will not be replaced at the Austrian GP.

     

    Decisions regarding the future races will be taken after a more detailed analysis of the situation and further discussions between Yamaha and the rider.

     

     

  6. 2021 MotoGP calendar update: Australia cancelled, Algarve added, Malaysia moved

     

    The Australian Grand Prix is dropped from the 2021 MotoGP calendar and replaced by a second round at Portimao. Malaysia moved.

    The Australian round of the MotoGP World Championship has been cancelled for the second year in succession, due to ongoing 'travel complications and logistical restrictions' caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

    The popular Phillip Island event had been scheduled for October 22-24 and its departure means that the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang has been moved forwards to take over that weekend, thus forming a back-to-back with Buriram in Thailand.

     

    Meanwhile a return to Portimao, which hosted round 3 of this year, has now been added to the calendar (as the 'ALgarve Grand Prix') to form the penultimate event of the 2021 season on November 5-7. This April's race was dominated by world championship leader Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) with Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) and Joan Mir (Suzuki) completing the podium. 

     

    Phillip Island joins Motegi and KymiRing in being officially cancelled from the 2021 schedulewhile the Argentine round at Termas de Rio Hondo remains postponed, with no new date.

  7. eu tot nu inteleg pe cine a fost suparat la sfarsitul cursei.

    Pe Q ca i-a luat fata la start si a pierdut locul 1?

    Pe Yamaha ca "i-au dat" motocilceta mai buna lui Q si il bate la poponeata gol?

    Pe drum spre podium nu a vorbit cu Mario Meregalli, pe podium nu a luat sampania in mana abia la sfarsit. a incercat Mario sa-l traga la o poza de grup impreuna cu Q si nu a vrut. 

     

    Comportament de retard. la interviurile de dupa cursa era tot un zambet. I-au dat aia de la PR una peste cap probabil.

  8. https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/980738/1/petronas-denies-rossi-exit-report-has-not-yet-determined-rider-lineup

     

    etronas Yamaha insists 'we have not yet determined our rider line-up for the 2022 season' following a report that Valentino Rossi's MotoGP contract will not be renewed.

    Petronas Yamaha has clarified comments attributed to team principal Razlan Razali in a Malaysian publication, which reports the team has already agreed not to renew Valentino Rossi's contract and is now seeking a young rider to take his place for the 2022 MotoGP season.

    Petronas told Crash.net that the quotes are not accurate and provided the following statement, emphasising that no decision has yet been made but that, whenever Rossi's time at the team does come to an end, their focus will return to the development of young riders:

    'Our overriding rider selection philosophy has been the same since the beginning; talent development.

    'Working with Valentino Rossi was a tremendous opportunity for the team and this relationship has enabled the non-rider talent within the team to grow. To have chosen a more experienced rider is an exception and we expect to favour youth in the future.

    "We have not yet determined our rider line-up for the 2022 season however once the relationship with Valentino comes to a conclusion, we expect to return our focus of our goal to find the best young riders.'

    Nine-time world champion Rossi - signed directly to Yamaha, then placed at Petronas under a second contract - has cited the upcoming summer break for a decision on his MotoGP future.

  9. din declaratii Morbi nu o sa mearga la VR46. zicea ca sunt piloti mai tineri care trebuie sa mearga acolo:

     

    VR46 should aim for young talents

    It's even theoretically possible that Morbidelli might find himself in something of a tug-of-love between Petronas and VR46 for 2022.

    The squad named after Morbidelli's team-mate and mentor Valentino Rossi is known to be seriously considering a full MotoGP project, having dipped its toe into the premier-class with Luca Marini this season.

    "Racing for VR46 maybe in a distant future could be a good thing, but I think VR46 should aim for young talents from the Academy to bring up," said Morbidelli, the first and most successful member of the VR46 Riders Academy.

    "I've spent already four years in MotoGP and, yeah I'm young, but I'm not that young! So I don’t think I'm in the target of an eventual VR46 Riders' Academy team."

    Qatar qualifying aside, Rossi - who has a Factory-Spec Yamaha - has made a slow start to his Petronas career, scoring just four out of a possible 75 points so far.

    Morbidelli remains convinced that the nine-time world champion has the potential to fight for victories if he can ride as he wants.

    "If Vale's able to put on track what he knows to do, I'm sure he's going to be able to fight for wins," Morbidelli said.

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