Simon Crafar's onboard lap of Portimao | 2020  

Lol

This is actually a great joke lol

and with arai

Alpinestar made in italy bro

@@eatsuki-nakano ya still Rossi used Dainese for like most of his life plus all Skyracing Vr46 riders used Dainese its like their official sponsor

Jack Miller did one, it's up on the website

@@MattGabnai Yeah I saw that they uploaded it after my comment. It's good to have these videos, but it's just as good to get a rider's view of a lap. Cheers.

Uploaded us about your experience

He won in 500cc two stroke with a privateer team. He is very talented and a highly respected in the professional racing world.

Lol is little working

Actually i feel like at least one riders would shout out while breaking late and overtaking someone lol. I mean i would 😂

Maverick should have just used that command when he had a brake problem in Styria

@@christophervinantius this seems to be new in moto bikes :p

Voice call engine upgrade 😱😂👌

They have to get in the Triumph product placement xD

Look at all the sheeples comments though.... "Baaaaa baaaaaa baaaaa". Critical thinking has been eradicated.

Maybe he couldnt floor it like he did on the much smaller Triumph...track is scary

Triumph sponsors the Moto 2 class, he was leaving a moto 2 garage, makes perfect sense

Crutchlow will be in the gravel yet again and make a bigger prick of himself than usual 🇬🇧

@@ronniebiggs4026 I never said he'd finish the race, there's no contract for him to secure for next season ;). But he should at least be able to string a few laps together. Though if by some miracle he finishes on the podium, he'll "have had the pace to win but..." Or if he does win, well it was a forgone conclusion the whole weekend, never in doubt. Gotta love Crutchlow, the odd time he makes a podium, in the post race interview you'd think he was there every weekend.

@@brentbartley6838 I was a fan dude in the BSB days but in moto gp especially on the grid or in interviews he comes across as a big headed arrogant prick and this is why Lorenzo says Yamaha has swopped Gold for Bronze and that’s being graceful.

@@ronniebiggs4026 He is an odd choice over Lorenzo, especially for Yamaha. His results on the M1 were never particularly great and he's obviously had little impact on the development of the Honda and his results on it have only gotten worse. Without MM on the grid we truly get to see how difficult that bike is. Alex Marquez had a couple decent finishes but otherwise was barely in the points. Taka had the most consistent pace all season but couldn't finish a race when it counted. Honda COVETS the manufacturers title and this year they're only above Aprilia (granted they're 100 points above Aprilia) but to be beaten by all the other manufacturers is not going to sit well at HRC. So one good thing is they may actually try to make the bike consistently good for other riders than just MM, because, who knows what kind of pace he'll have when he comes back. He may never be as quick again (which really wouldn't hurt the sport, 9 or 10 different winners in a season is better than 3 or 4 IMO).

Well I didn't think about all the Spaniards and Portuguese riders that raced there in the Spanish CEV championship. And only FP1 but so far Yamaha and Aprilia proving me wrong with Vinales in 2nd and both Apes in 3rd and 4th.

"...should have given him..."

*should have given him

@@arkantaqy *should have given him

So, why are you shaking your head exactly?

@Abhirup Nath Didn't he get 2 top 10 finishes in his 2 starts? That's quite a feat considering he did it mid Superbike season.

@Abhirup Nath Why? He jumped across from SBK mid season with no testing and know knowledge of how the tyre works. He did bloody well for a rookie. Alex Marquez had done all of pre season testing this year and would have been praised for 2 top 10 finshes in his first 2 races.