Another scummy Marquez fan talking shit what you gonna say when pecco wins and mark crashes 😂

@davidhunt4307 another dip chit pecco fan.

If what🙂

Ok😂

What happened to Marc in last 4 years? His drought of victories is even worse than Rossi at age of 40+. No disrespect to Marc, every rider has a prime and it will not last for ever. One can blame injuries and bike, but that is part and parcel of the game. A rider has to self preserve him, that is also one of the hallmark of the champion. Marc vs Rossi, this comparison cannot be done as they competed when Marc was at his prime and Rossi was a veteran to the sport. We can always speculate but they are two riders from two different era's who were best at their prime.

@@DerivativesDocumentation You must be new to MotoGP to not know Marquez was out injured for 3 years, it was not like normal injury he was unable to race 2 years only to come back to a non competitive bike. We all saw how Rossi was riding a non competitive bike during his Ducati stint not winning a race in 2 years. It is like saying Quartararo can't ride any more even though the bike is not up to competing with the top bikes.

@@Fizzzzzzy Injuries are part of the Motogp. The riders who are abnormally aggressive are pro to injuries. Now during the sustained injury period one doesn't get victories it is part and parcel of the game. If one blames machinery for their demise it may not be always the right reason to blame. If you see Marquez till 2019, he was winning on Honda without much of trouble and later when he was out of the game, the machinery and winning formula became pale. This if's and buts always exist. What if Rossi continued with Honda after 2003, when Yamaha was not having competitive machine. What if Rossi didn't move to Ducati in 2011. What if Mick Doohan has not been injured, what happens to Rossi's carrier? What would happen to Marquez if Stoner never left the Honda by retiring early. We have to take it as it is what they have achieved. In that way, what if all satellite riders have same factory support not just machines. That is the nature of this sport. Marquez with his riding style was lucky to not get serious injuries till 2019. How many times he has escaped serious injuries.. there so much footage we see regularly on his spectacular crashes.

When you have nothing to defend daddy 😂

The great champion? Rosi has always taken the sports competition outside the circuits (see the public frictions with rivals, starting with Max Biagi). Arriving at Honda, he learned from Burgees (the one who made Doohan a multiple champion) how to control the team and stay by his side. When he felt that the pedestal he climbed on was shaking, he made all kinds of maneuvers to obstruct his opponents (he blamed the caciucui, damaged the dividing walls in the box, accused the competitors that if they don't let him pass, they do it to protect him on the title rival). Out of the desire to go down in history as the Italian champion with Ducati, he joined that team and in two years he obtained several temporary podiums, but he confused the technicians with all kinds of suggestions for technical solutions. Yes, Rosi is a great talent in two domains (motorcycling and PR), but he is nowhere near a messiah as seen by those who label him the "yellow tribe", maybe this says something about how he sees his loyal fans.

​@@virgilioanlupas1459 Rossi did many things outside the race and in the race. His phycological warfare on other riders given him the edge at least in the first part of his career. Many liked that, who want to see bike rider adhering like a white collar employee in a corporate firm, which many of today's MotoGP do. Rossi's on track performance is far more cleaner than marc, who puts lives at risk when he drives like that. Marc has won a lot but he didn't get the recognition to that level because he was not so clean in many races and victories. People knew this, he doesn't respect the other riders on the track making atrocious moves more frequently. Nobody can dispute this. He is no doubt an out of the box, incredible talent, but that is limited to record books, will not have the same admiration as Rossi.

Did u drove that worse bike after marques leave?

The great champion? Rosi has always taken the sports competition outside the circuits (see the public frictions with rivals, starting with Max Biagi). Arriving at Honda, he learned from Burgees (the one who made Doohan a multiple champion) how to control the team and stay by his side. When he felt that the pedestal he climbed on was shaking, he made all kinds of maneuvers to obstruct his opponents (he blamed the caciucui, damaged the dividing walls in the box, accused the competitors that if they don't let him pass, they do it to protect him on the title rival). Out of the desire to go down in history as the Italian champion with Ducati, he joined that team and in two years he obtained several temporary podiums, but he confused the technicians with all kinds of suggestions for technical solutions. Yes, Rosi is a great talent in two domains (motorcycling and PR), but he is nowhere near a messiah as seen by those who label him the "yellow tribe", maybe this says something about how he sees his loyal fans.

@@virgilioanlupas1459 I know Jeremy Burgess in South Australia he has great respect for Rossi and his talents Fact

I don't think Ducati like rosi wife

Marq is superior in choosing strong brands always wanting comfort zone rather Rossi took a challenge leaving winning machine and taking over underperforming Yamaha to winning ways and winning 2015 championship without Marq influencing Jorge to win and many more difference. Marq will never win anymore title and will face defeat from young rider and may announce retirement running with his tail between his legs 😂😂😂😂

This is something only a child can say

@@arshan098Rossi couldn’t handle Ducati power so he quit and went back to Yamaha to his comfort zone

@@krishithkumar4406 how lame that can be and it can come out from a marquez fan only

@@arshan098 it’s the fact. Check the records of Rossi on Ducati he went back to Yamaha to comfort zone

It could be that Pecco will become more aggressive, seeing Marquez's declaration of war against his teacher's trophy row, namely Valentino Rossi

Both Pecco and Martin have broken several of mm's track records.

have you forgotten that marc has more consecutive championship than pecco? 2013, 2014//// 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019.. now is it clear why??

@@lawrencereyes3396 Clearly, context ain't 'your thing', friend...your non sequitur comment attests to that.

@@elgar6743 nah, i just stated why they would pay marquez more than pecco.

@@lawrencereyes3396 ...and you've just repeated the reason that I've, correctly, concluded that you haven't a clue regarding the definition of 'context'. Google is your friend, look it up and educate yourself...good grief lol.

OK so i'm guessing that Marquez is now making more money than you, get over it and focus on the racing to come. And please drop the 'love Island" analogies. Sickening

What do you say to that GPtolks?