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This track looks very interesting and expect an exciting race because no team has data for this race. I read a little bit at the website.

https://autodromodoalgarve.com/the-park/racing-track/

Autódromo Internacional do Algarve is one of the best and most modern racing circuits in the world.


One of the modern tracks at the world, when was the track build? And only F1 have test at this circuit and no race?

Fastest Lap from 2009

That is the beauty of motorsports.Anything can happen.It is really interesting for the wider audience which love to see battles until the last turn of the last race in MotoGp or Formula1.These Championships shorter because of Covid 19 sure are making MotoGp and Formula 1 much better to watch on Tv and this is a win for everyone of us fans.

Also I didn't know about Portimao but when I see how it looks like, it's a very interesting circuit.

Lets hope the track isn't too small that overtaking isn't that hard. Otherwise it would be another procession. 

Very good race for all viewers at TV, so Fabio make a start to end victory -> amazing like A Marc ✌.

But also good performance Form the old star #46. very difficult race for all about 36° so i is a vier hard time to the end oft the race. But i'm a little bit sorry for the to engine failures Form Ducati and Yamaha the two driver are in the way to podium 😑

Yep is official, he will skip the GP.

This is an huge chance for Quartararo, if we will again he will have +50 points in the advantage of Marques.
In this probably shorter championship it will be a huge advantage since the fewer the GPs will be the bigger the variance it will be, and having 2 GP of advantage it will be almost no recoverable.

That's correct after FP4 he gives up,to much strain during acceleration. My opinion is also Vetter for bis healt when he make a break to Brno. Then he comes without pain back. Also respect for him and Rins I think the have many pain until the driving!

And not to forget #46 are back at starting Position 4 ✌ sorry for Vinales but congratulation to Quartarar!

It's now official. Marc Marquez will not start this weekend. If he did, it wasn't responsible in my opinion.

At Formula 1, i think that's good more and older exciting tracks like Imola 👍.

At time the MotoGp FP4 runs, Marc and Eine are driving that's amazing and I waiting for the Quali and curious about the result.

Fan fact some of those 3 tracks are better than others formula 1 tracks.

I just looked at the Portimao track because I didn't remeber it and from what I can see, I see a lot of spots where they can overtake.



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What a comeback,to race at Imola the legendary track where unfortunately Senna the best F1 driver of all times for me lost his life on 1 May 1994.This track is a really difficult and beautiful one and the good thing is that the security of F1 sport now is at the top level and fatalities are very rare in our time.

Today F1 added 3 more races to calendar - Nurburgring, Portimao and Imola:
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.breaking-formula-1-adds-portimao-nurburgring-and-2-day-event-in-imola-to.CGyDtalz9hBwCojE2QGCI.html
There wasn't F1 races in Nurbrugring in recent years, but from what I remember, races there weren't very exciting. I know nothing about Portimao, so it will be interesting to see race there.
At same it was confirmed that there won't be race in USA, Brazil, Mexico and Canada. It's pitty, because races in Brazil and USA usually is very interesting.
And at the same time some events of IndyCar and NASCAR is hrld with spectators...

At time the FP1 training runs from the MotoGP, Rins and Crutchlow back on her bikes  . But today Marc Marquez make already a break, he will try it tomorrow.

https://www.motogp.com/en/news/2020/07/23/marc-marquez-passed-fit-to-ride-at-the-andalucia-grand-prix/334662

The current status and 13 min left.


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I'm no expert, but often there's an easy way to do things and there's the right way, which is perhaps more difficult. It's very easy to sack the man at the top and say "let's start again", doing the same wrong things in the same wrong way, just with someone else at the helm. The right way I would think is to make an honest, in-depth assessment of the current status, and how this can realistically be changed in this year and next, and whether it would be better to add some focus and expertise to a longer-term view. The fact is Ferrari have no chance in 2020, with a shortened season and from a position so far behind Mercedes - where they are actually getting lapped in a race! Equally they have little chance in 2021 with the restrictions that have been put in place for that season due to the Covid19 pandemic. Perhaps with enough little changes they could be competitive in 2021, but it's a lot of effort for a single season before everything has to start again. I think the focus on 2022 makes absolute sense.

Yes hopefully in 2022 and beyond Ferrari can win titles again. But hopefully in 2022, if the rule changes have the desired effect, a lot of teams will have a chance and racing will be much more competitive and more reliant on driver talent than on the combination of driver talent and who has the best car.

It doesn't sounds healthy indeed. If he get injured again in his arm, he can he a lot longer absent then that he took some time now to get his arm be good again.

If you had a surgery few days ago and start racing again you're taking a big risk. But we will see how it goes.

@Cnut237 I’m really surprised that Ferrari isn’t sacking Binnotto, but this restructuring also makes sense considering how successful Mercedes has been after it’s implementation so let’s hope that it works for Ferrari too. @CryptoViking you’re right as Ferrari has indeed sacrificed a year because they’re planning for long term success which is vital for them, and in my personal opinion post 2022 they should be able to win titles like they use to win before.


https://www.essentiallysports.com/f1-news-scuderia-ferrari-could-be-lining-up-a-replacement-for-mattia-binotto/

It is good for us that we want to see interesting races.
However, I don't think that it will be good for his health to race after a surgery in such a short period. He is not going to be recovered fully and this might lead to a new injury.

This are excellent news and finally a move in the right direction. Rory is certainly a man for long term plans and vision. he can build a top car. I wouldn't mind waiting until 2022. for a real car and a team that has a head and the tail.

I see this as a sign that eyes have finally opened in Ferrari and we can look forward to some better days, one year extra does not mean much to true Tifosi.

https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/marquez-declared-fit-andalusian-gp/4842386/?ic_source=home-page-widget&ic_medium=widget&ic_campaign=widget-1

That's incredible yes... but i think he will see on Friday training driving without pain and can strain the arm.  I hope also for a early return of Rins and Crutchlow the also have injuries.

That is great news for motorsport and MotoGp especially.Marc is a really talented driver and it will add competition to an already competitive sport where a lot of overtaking happens and it is a bit more beautiful to watch on Tv.