What We Learned From the Japanese Grand Prix |  

Good video as usual . Keep up the good work .

Miguel didn't voluntary retire, he had visibility issues due to excess water inside the helmet.

It's easy to say now but if I were Miguel, from the moment my race was affected by the weather conditions, I as a pilot would raise my hand in an attempt to stop the race, I think any pilot has the right to make the request, however it was Marc Márquez who asked for it and was heard. It really went wrong for Miguel, unfortunately he has taken a lot of psychological beatings. Another thing I found out was that if he could stop in the pits and change his helmet to get back into the race, but as it ended up being canceled on the next lap, it wouldn't be useful for him.

How's this for a bombshell? Another piece in the puzzle: Ducati Corse general manager Gigi Dall’Igna has acknowledged that Marc Marquez "strongly wants to get on a Ducati”. Dall’Igna’s words, given to Sky Italia, are further confirmation that the eight-time world champion will indeed walk out of Honda and join younger brother Alex at Gresini next season.

Jorge Martin was counted out when he had his nasty crash and rehab. He took it personally that The Beast got the red bike over him. He's not a Marquez or connected like the Italians. They should have never gave him an equal bike to Pecco. He will make Ducati regret that by being the 1st independent rider to raise his middle finger. It's not that serious but it is