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Fire in the Storm - Chapter 15

Dragon riders AU

Chapter summary :

Valentino gasps as he looks at the baby dragon, watching how the little burst of flames passes over its head, shining over the blue scales. "It's got fire," he whispers. "It's so small," Marc whispers back, shifting next to him. Vale looks up, his gaze landing on Marc. His brown eyes are wide, filled with wonder as he stares at the little creature. The dragon opens its eyes, blinking quickly, black pupils looking at Valentino.

I'm taking two weeks off updating this story, sorry!! The next chapter will be up on the 19th of June

#sorry i'm laaaaaate #fits #rosquez #fanfic #rpf #motogp #yeti's fics

existentialcrisistime

37pedroacosta MX Saturday 🚀😎

#butch

atan0409

Aragon 2013

[Do you think that Marc should be penalized for the touch?]

Vale: I was behind, but also if I don't see very clear the crash, I think that Marc have to be penalized for two or three season until I will race, that is a lot more easy 😃

sammyche

the fuc…i mean congrats to the newlyweds!!

sammyche

we’ve got a close up to the exhaust blowjob

arrowingon

Had to take some blurry screenshots of a harried Luca showing up late to the VR46 track day, carrying all his things like he’s going to the beach

#guy who needs 5 alarms to get oit of bed #can’t remember if that was self confessed or vale said it lmao #<- self confessed i think i one of those honda promo interviews where he just said no i need ten alarms actually #i mean if i'm not hallucinating

kuaiyaosile

(Ranch's trip) Same evening

Daytime

bikefuckersoftheworldunite

Jerez 2004

Marco's friend and compatriot Rossi so nearly joined him on the floor. On lap 12 he was thrown out of the saddle so violently his feet were actually above it: TV commentators had enough time to announce the crash while he was pivoting around the handlebars, but somehow the World Champion landed back on board. It was the biggest moment imaginable, but not Rossi's first or last of the race. In qualifying he'd looked as confident as in South Africa, but in the wet he suffered more than the other Yamaha riders. The front end was firmly planted but there was precious little grip at the rear and his bike was snapping sideways when he tried to up the pace. A story went round that Rossis crew had gambled on the weather improving and certainly his bike looked to be set up harder than most. However, Jerry Burgess was adamant that was not the case, instead suggesting that they'd gone for settings which would have worked on their old Honda. Given the team's lack of wet-weather experience that was entirely possible. Later Rossi admitted it had been 'a miracle' he'd stayed on the bike - and he wasn't referring solely to that big moment.

[text from ‘2004 MotoGP season review’ by Julian Ryder: photos are from facebook]