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I JUST THINK HES NEAT OKAY!?

(i say between barking and drooling like a rottiwieler at the post man)

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how it feels reading a rosquez fanfic written before 2015

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Imagine this:

It’s your fourth year of motogp, you just had the worst season of your life on your beloved mentor’s satellite team, you’ve now moved to a factory team alongside last year’s champion, suddenly he get injured in the preseason and so does the only rider on the satellite with experience on the bike, you’re given the news live on tv that you have to develop the bike by yourself, after a mid first few races, your teammate comes back for one race and then gets injured AGAIN and now he’s trying to activate an exit clause in his contract that relies on your performance, you win immediately after when the race leader has a mechanical dnf in the last few laps, you keep winning after you somehow develop the 2nd best bike on the grid all by yourself, you lose every single media game you’re forced to play with your temporary teammate who’s basically one win away from kissing you on the lips, your teammate comes back and you start doing kinda mid again, your best friend wins a race as the championship is won from 2nd, your teammate gets injured for a THIRD time by crashing into you and when he comes to apologize in tears you give him the cold shoulder, you win the following sprint in a last lap overtake, you crash into the new crowned champion and lay in the gravel for 30 seconds not moving, you go to apologize and he is gracious despite your history together, there are four races left, you might have an unreported concussion

You are Marco Bezzecchi

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Dani Pedrosa reflects on his Rivals, calls Casey Stoner the Best

Dani Pedrosa remains one of the most respected and beloved riders never to have won a Moto GP world championship. Despite coming close on multiple occasions, Pedrosa ultimately had to settle for less than the ultimate prize.

Looking back on his career, Dani Pedrosa named his biggest rivals. But singled out Casey Stoner as the best, praising his unmatched talent.

As Pedrosa told.

"Valentino did something extraordinary for our sport. When I was on track with him, especially in the early years, overtaking him never felt the same as with the others. Let’s say he had an aura that not many riders possessed. Rossi could beat you on track, but sometimes he didn’t even need to; he could defeat you off the track as well. For me, with my character, that was difficult to handle.

With Jorge it was different, because our rivalry went back years. He had this tremendous quality through corner speed, and also on the brakes. Over time he improved massively. He struggled with starts, so he focused on fixing them. Then on improving his first laps, then on riding in the wet.

When I watched Vale or Lorenzo, I would say ‘wow’. But there was nothing they did that I thought I couldn’t do myself. Maybe not always, because it wasn’t my strongest point, but I could see myself capable. With Stoner, though, I saw things that I simply couldn’t do. Casey would go out on track, almost without knowing if the circuit turned right or left, on cold tyres and without a set-up, and he was already flying on the first lap.

Marc is able to do the same kinds of things I saw in Stoner, and replicate them. He has that ability to enhance specific aspects of his riding without compromising the strengths that are already his hallmark."