MotoGP 2019

^ Commentators at the Sachsenring were saying there were huge updates coming for the Moto2 bike and that Brad was going to be testing the MotoGP bike during the summer break.

I assume that test went really well and I can’t wait to see if Brad has a proper weapon for the rest of the Moto2 season.
 
gamer16 said:
I sort of watch snippets as I come across them and never really the full races, but from somewhere I had the 2019 Qatar GP which I downloaded from somewhere, don't remember.
Decided to watch, was bloody brilliant, right up to the last damn corner I say, cheers to 40 year old Rossi for going up to 5th I think all the way from 14th on the grid.

/Wonders why I don't watch more often.
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Watch the Moto3 races. Those youngsters are mental. Not uncommon to have 10 of them less than a second apart on the last lap.
 
Brad second fastest in Moto2.

Quietly optimistic that those KTM upgrades will work a treat.
 
greg0205 said:
Brad second fastest in Moto2.

Quietly optimistic that those KTM upgrades will work a treat.
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Two second places in the last two races. They're definitely finding their feet. Hopefully he ends the season on a high with a few wins.
 
Get in! What a ride in what were tricky conditions.

And bloody hell, Remy Gardner scared the **** out of me. My dad and I were shouting at the screen for him to get up and off the track. He was nearly hit.
 
I just hope he gets onto the factory KTM sooner rather than later.
 
Other than Moto3, which surprisingly had the least competitive race of the season, the Moto2 and MotoGP races were fantastic.
Even more so because of the Moto2 result.
 
I hope he stays in MotoGP and gets a ride worthy of his talents. From Supersport.com

Zarco to leave KTM at end of MotoGP season

French MotoGP rider Johann Zarco will leave KTM at the end of the season, the Austrian factory team announced on Monday. Zarco, a double Moto2 champion and MotoGP rookie of the year in 2017, joined at the end of last year from Tech3 Yamaha on a two-year contract but the partnership has struggled. "Zarco tried to adapt his riding style to the KTM RC16 and the team tried relentlessly to mould the #5 machine to the Frenchman's wishes and requirements," KTM said in a statement.

"Ultimately both Johann and the team decided not to proceed with their joint project for 2020 and will now focus on giving the maximum for the final eight rounds and remaining months of MotoGP 2019." Zarco, 29, is 17th in the standings with a mere 22 points after Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix while Spanish teammate Pol Espergaro is 11th with 61.
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