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A glimpse of the future. Quartararo vs Marquez is becoming a regular staple of MotoGP, and the sport is better for it
Almost pole for PolE. KTM progress is accelerating, so it won't be long now
On the bump stop: brakes get a workout at a couple of places around Misano
If it moves and it shouldn't, duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should ...
It was a long weekend for all of the Ducatis. Andrea Dovizioso came away having limited the damage, but points lost in the championship nonetheless
The two home boys had the worst weekend of the Yamaha riders. Valentino Rossi eventually came out ahead of Franco Morbidelli
Jack Miller rode hard, but ninth was that was possible
Triumph at Silverstone, disaster at Misano. If Alex Rins wants to challenge for the title, he'll have to stop making mistakes
Miguel Oliveira's upward trajectory was stymied by a shoulder injury picked up at Silverstone
Even the slow guys are fast in MotoGP
The aim for Jorge Lorenzo was to be 30 seconds behind the winner. He is a long way of taking on his teammate
The light in Misano is fantastic
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Comments
Stunning
That last shot of Marquez is worth the years subscription on it's own!
That isnt Marquez, its Miller
That isnt Marquez, its Miller.
Blind as a bat!
My bad - I blame my cataracts! Still a great shot!
Maverick on the brakes
Zooming in, I was expecting to see a bit of red glow in the shadows at the top of the front disk, but no.
Look at the run of the chain, rear wheel is definitely pulling the engine along.
First class photography!