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Sorry guys.
I was thinking by saying Ducati podiumed and not showing what place they finished, I didn't think of it as a spoiler. I was too excited with the finish.
My bad.
Anyways, great show by Davies today !!!
I was thinking by saying Ducati podiumed and not showing what place they finished, I didn't think of it as a spoiler. I was too excited with the finish.
My bad.
Anyways, great show by Davies today !!!
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Any indication of the finishing positions reflected in the title is by definition a spoiler (read error of judgement)...Thank about it ...... I re edited the title to save any further damage....
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So back to the actual races..... two things that I was very encouraged to see:
1) Davies got STRONGER toward the end of both races, which means they're making great strides on rear tire wear on the bike. Probably related to electronics more than anything.
2) The Kawasaki/Aprilia passing lane was no longer automatically open on all of the straights.
Viva Ducati! And some great riding from Chaz! Giugliano had his typical flashes of brilliance followed by Reuben Xausian failures.
1) Davies got STRONGER toward the end of both races, which means they're making great strides on rear tire wear on the bike. Probably related to electronics more than anything.
2) The Kawasaki/Aprilia passing lane was no longer automatically open on all of the straights.
Viva Ducati! And some great riding from Chaz! Giugliano had his typical flashes of brilliance followed by Reuben Xausian failures.
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