Assen Wsb - Round 3 (spoilers)

Discussion in 'Racing & Bike Sport' started by Red899, Apr 18, 2024.

  1. Best track in the world for me and i know the old timers will hurumph at that.

    Im going with Toprak for the treble unless he either falls off or has a mechanical.

    "Mad" how theyve managed to clash wsb and opening round of bsb an hours time difference apart but i think there's another thread on that.

    Should be a cracker if it stays dry!!!
     
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  2. WSBK I can only see practice 1&2 on Eurosport 2 on Friday 09:15 & 13:55. Live racing on Saturday 09:30 & 12:30 but nothing on Sunday.
    BSB opening round is in Spain….not sure what part of Britain that’s in! On Eurosport 2 Saturday 15:00 then on Quest from 11:00 on Sunday.
     
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  3. I expect all Sundays action to be shown in the 90 minute show at 630pm. Can only be highlights.
     
  4. Yeh my schedule says we've got a whole day of wsb and bsb from 9:30 - 6pm on Saturday but currently showing a whole day of the snooze fest that's endurance racing on Sunday, could easily change though knowing how utterly shit the user experience is with Virgin Media.
     
  5. I see Quest HD has BSB all day Sunday (for free).
     
  6. As I posted yesterday.
     
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  7. It seems to be a bit damp (and rain "playing havoc" in supersport) which is kind of making me glad i didnt make the effort to ride out there now

    Toprak fastest in FP1

    The top six from WorldSBK Free Practice 1, full results here:

    1. Toprak Razgatlioglu (ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) 1'35.684s

    2. Alex Lowes (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK) +0.290s

    3. Alvaro Bautista (Aruba.it Racing - Ducati) +0.587s

    4. Remy Gardner (GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team) +0.598s

    5. Jonathan Rea (Pata Prometeon Yamaha) +0.604s

    6. Garrett Gerloff (Bonovo Action BMW) +0.702s
     
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  8. Am i allowed to boo a current world champion? ;)

    The top six from WorldSBK Friday running at Assen, full results here:

    1. Alvaro Bautista (Aruba.it Racing - Ducati) 1’35.473s

    2. Toprak Razgatlioglu (ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) +0.211s

    3. Remy Gardner (GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team) +0.354s

    4. Michael Ruben Rinaldi (Team Motocorsa Racing) +0.446s

    5. Jonathan Rea (Pata Prometeon Yamaha) +0.449s

    6. Nicolo Bulega (Aruba.it Racing - Ducati) +0.468s
     
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  9. It’s a great track, the weather is always a variable there. Topraks move on Bautista was so so committed. I bet as he was braking he could almost taste the hospital food
     
  10. Good to watch, whoever won.
     
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  11. WSB race 3 (long race) is on Quest at 13.00.
    Don't think Race 2 (sprint) was on.
     
    #12 RickyX, Apr 21, 2024
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  12. Thanks that really helpful as it doesn’t look like they’re showing full races on repeat this week either.
    Shame they didn’t announce it a bit earlier though.
    Discovery plus twats, hopefully the new owners sort that mess out.
    I wonder how many watched 24 hours straight of world endurance lol.
     
  13. Been watching liege baston liege all afternoon so just about to catch up!
     
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  14. Holy crap what a race and what an absolute superstar WSB has in TR.
    Had me comparing it to edwards bayliss at imola (my favorite race ever) it was so good. Proper goose bump stuff.
    Get the yanks promoting him and acosta amongst "the youth of today" properly and motorcycling will be safe for a very long time.
     
  15. 60k+ attendance this weekend better than half the moto gp rounds.
    Looking forward to Donny now. I think there could be more.
     
  16. I gather that the sprint race was a Ducati 1-2 based on final race grid positions.
    Wonder if that will be shown?
     
  17. it was shown as part of the ‘best of wsbk action’ show on Eurosport at 6pm ish.
     
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  18. New Standings;

    1. ALVARO BAUTISTA 123
    2. TOPRAK RAZGATLIOGLU 117
    3. NICOLO BULEGA 109
    4. ALEX LOWES 93
    5. ANDREA LOCATELLI 64
    6. ANDREA IANNONE 64
    7. MICHAEL VAN DER MARK 58
    8. REMY GARDNER 54
    9. DANILO PETRUCCI 47
    10. DOMINIQUE AEGERTER 46
    11. SAM LOWES 31
    12. GARRETT GERLOFF 29
    13. NICHOLAS SPINELLI 25
    14. XAVI VIERGE 25
    15. JONATHAN REA 23
    16. AXEL BASSANI 22
    17. MICHAEL RUBEN RINALDI 21
    18. SCOTT REDDING 18
    19. TARRAN MACKENZIE 7
    20. PHILIPP OETTL 4
    21. IKER LECUONA 3
    22. TITO RABAT 2
    23. BRADLEY RAY 2
     
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  19. 6 times world champion Jonathan Rea cant be a happy bunny getting absolutely whalloped by Remy Gardner right now.
    (Was good to see Remy on the podium too)
     
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