1. Jorge Martín’s speed at Misano.
Pole with a record, a short race win on Saturday and an undisputed victory today in the long race. Martín raised his hand at the San Marino GP warning that he will go for the title no matter what.
2. Martín’s approach to Bagnaia.
Jorge Martín knew that Bagnaia’s physique would affect his race, so when Pecco stuck to his tire in the early stages, he pushed as hard as possible to tire him out. The strategy worked.
3. The physical condition of Bagnaia and Bezzecchi.
The former was physically destroyed yesterday after leaving everything behind in Saturday’s short race. Now, more than a race against his rivals, he races against himself. It ended up that he couldn’t even move. As for Bezzecchi, he ran with one hand acting as a ‘half’ hand.
4. The new pressure control.
The entry into force of the pressure control introduced a factor that here at Misano was decisive for the results of some pilots. The biggest complainers are the Ducati riders… Pay attention to this issue!
5. Binder’s fall in the fourth round.
He came out of the race with the aggressiveness that characterizes him, but this time the South African driver took a toll on him in the form of a crash on the eighth lap. He returned to the race and entered the finish line 14th, but his haste today cost him some gold points.
Source: La Verdad
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