The Ducati Decision - Part 1 | MotoGP™ Stories 

Is that what you got from his tantrums?

🤣😂🤣 not going great is it?

There was in Amazon. Except it's Amazon so it didn't become as successful as DTS.

@@riventv4927 yeah, and they didn’t stream it worldwide too

Only problem I have is all the F1 stuff was just made up and they’ve actually admitted to that. I hope and pray MotoGP doesn’t become like F1 and so many ways as it’s just an absolute con and boring as hell. Money over talent. Terrible.

@@mikeharrison72 source?

@@sunnybwoy4547 Carlando

"He went on a run of wins when he was basically OUT of the championship. The minute he is alive in it, he dumps the bike. 5 DNF's are not the mark of a Champ" Aged like fine milk I should say

yes like petrucci?this is a stereotype because the first choice of ducati was martin but with the good result of enea,they change idea

Surrrrre… Because Dovi, Petrucci and, oh, Rossi never moved on from the Ducati garage either..?

Nah if you see someone with better age and guarantee a better potential espesially he is in the same flag with factory … Why not We are agree miller is also good rider good personality and me also sad he left ducati but he spent many years with ducati but not show his best result yet …

Never... Would be put off...

Yes i think He has Not a lot knowledge of tyre Management and Finding a perfekt setup.

Dude, it's a documentary series.

No casey stop posting

Your agist and sexist comments are offensive. And now that we've got that out of the way, this: After the Flag is the type of time-sensitive high-quality content that convinces fans of the sport to subscribe and pay for content. The fact that they take 24 hours to share and promote it on RU-vid to people who want to see it for free should come as no surprise. Simon is a legend, and he's actually gotten better in the past year working alongside Matt Birt, Louis Suddaby and Amy Reynolds.

I’ll translate: “Hello youtube. I don’t understand the word “clickbait”, I don’t understand that this has nothing to do with “After The Flag”, I don’t like young or female people, and I’m gonna dirty Simon Crafar’s name by implying that he agrees with my bullshit opinions”.

Check out this guy’s other comments on other MotoGP content… smh

You don't know what clickbait means.

@@ProfPlump-ug3xe and his subscriptions. Typical aspiring Asia sexpat tourist. I've seen plenty of them online, they spent all day complaining about "wokism" and the left. You wouldn't believe how many racist westerners LOVE Japan and think Asian women are objects. His subscriptions list is very telling.

Belajar inggris makanya

Iya iya iya si paling inggris.

@@anjasarzhanka1421 lucu ya, gw bales komen orang indo di video lain. Jawabnya juga "si paling" ironis bgt

@@anjasarzhanka1421 ngasi saran salah, dikritik juga salah.

What a stupid comment...

HULK

Exactly, these are reasons why he is my least liked rider on the grid, even in Moto3 I didn't like him. Enea is my favourite rider behind Marc Marquez, and the fact that I don't like Martin got me also really excited about this fight, because besides the fact that I wanted Enea too get it, I also really badly didn't want Martin to get the seat, in any way.

Um, no. Ducati gave Pecco a 2-year extension to reassure him about his place in the team. Signing Bestia was the best decision ever. Martin is still on the mend, and Jack (whilst a great guy) was never going to be a championship contender. There's a famous saying in MotoGP,, "Your teammate is your first rival". Same bike. Different rider. Best competition ever.

Bestia was the correct decision, Ducati have the overall best bike on the grid, if you listen you’ll hear Neil Hodgson et al have said this publicly. Jack is a good rider but he made the decision to leave before Ducati had made their decision, he wanted a 2 year deal and didn’t want to be fighting out his future with 2 other riders. Pecco didn’t want Martin as a team mate and Bestia’s form was superior anyway, but to say they’re desperate is really such an over reaction, they’ve just won the constructers championship, they’ve got riders winning regularly and they’re still at the top in innovation, oh and BTW, VR46 had the option to use other manufacturers and chose Ducati, hardly a bad reference.

@@mikeharrison72 If you read you'd see "Their year old bike is still better than anything else on the grid let alone the current one". Jack saw the writing on the wall and jumped before he was pushed. Pecco did'nt want either as a team mate and publically stated he wanted Jack to stay. They DGAF about the constructors trophy (if you watch) and they certainly don't care about non factory bikes winning (apart from taking points from Fabio and Aleix). Ducati had the fastest 8 bikes on the grid and they've been out performed by possibly the worst (though the Honda is risible atm) and by the 'smallest factory with an unfancied rider. Tardozzi and Ciabatti are deserately fighting for their futures and it's starting to show. Domenicali will want someone to blame if they can't get it done this time (and with the return of Marc it seems unlikely they'll get another chance anytime soon).

@@thegibbonisreal aye, you’re just repeating yourself over and over and nothing you’ve said makes for Ducati being desperate so get a grip.

@@mikeharrison72 Snappy well reasoned response their son. Maybe you could resort to insults next time. That usually works well.