Cormac Shoots Assen: High Drama At The Cathedral Of Speed

Assen means fast changes of direction. The Suzuki is better at that than the Ducati

What does it mean when they say that Assen is one of the most physically demanding tracks on the calendar? Pecco Bagnaia gives a demonstration

Moments before this photo, Alex Rins was leading the race and looking in total command. A race can change in a heartbeat

Miguel Oliveira had the carbon swingarm for the first time at Assen, and ended up battling with Aleix Espargaro and Pecco Bagnaia

Pol hustles. Pol loves to hustle. So Pol loves the KTM

Tranky Franky pulled his finger out at Assen and bagged a solid fifth

The jigsaw pieces are starting to fall into place for Suzuki's Joan Mir

Sweet release for Maverick Viñales. It's been eight months

It took Marc Marquez a long time to get past Fabio Quartararo, but he managed eventually

The GSX-RR is a bike that wants to be flicked from side to side

Tito Rabat embarks on the walk of shame

Consecutive poles, consecutive podiums, and just turned 20 years old. Signing Fabio Quartararo looks like less of a gamble every day

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