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Like I said win is a win. But he did brake, also he made again this with Rossi in qualifications. However this dont say that Mark is quilty, my point on this was that he was scared to lose again in last corner, that why he done this. Maybe next time will be opposite and Quartararo will do the same to Mark. But this is racing in last several races we have last corner overtaking for win, this is something that is good. Marquez is the this year champ no doubt unless he crash in next 2 races. But this could be good for next season some drivers sleep most of the season and how they waking up. With this I could estimate that next season will be even better then this one.

What kind of dirty play that he did?

He might be aggressive when he overtakes Quartararo, but I think that's fair. Did not block or do a dangerous maneuver that could lead Quartararo to crash too iirc. On the qualifications, yeah I think he's always doing something like that recently. Following Rossi and use him to improve his time.

I hope Rossi would stop him on qualifications next time. Breaking so hard that Marquez has to avoid his bike to avoid any crash. But this might be dangerous af.

SAN MARINO MOTOGP - RACE RESULTS

POS   RIDER   NAT   TEAM   TIME/DIFF

1   Marc Marquez   SPA   Repsol Honda (RC213V)   42m 25.163s
2   Fabio Quartararo   FRA   Petronas Yamaha (YZR-M1)*   +0.903s
3   Maverick Viñales   SPA   Monster Yamaha (YZR-M1)   +1.636s
4   Valentino Rossi   ITA   Monster Yamaha (YZR-M1)   +12.660s
5   Franco Morbidelli   ITA   Petronas Yamaha (YZR-M1)   +12.774s
6   Andrea Dovizioso   ITA   Ducati Team (GP19)   +13.744s
7   Pol Espargaro   SPA   Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16)   +20.050s
8   Joan Mir   SPA   Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR)*   +22.512s
9   Jack Miller   AUS   Pramac Ducati (GP19)   +26.554s
10   Danilo Petrucci   ITA   Ducati Team (GP19)   +31.456s
11   Johann Zarco   FRA   Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16)   +32.388s
12   Aleix Espargaro   SPA   Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP)   +34.477s
13   Tito Rabat   SPA   Reale Avintia Ducati (GP18)   +35.325s
14   Jorge Lorenzo   SPA   Repsol Honda (RC213V)   +47.247s
15   Hafizh Syahrin   MAL   Red Bull KTM Tech3 (RC16)   +62.280s
16   Miguel Oliveira   POR   Red Bull KTM Tech3 (RC16)*   +67.831s
17   Karel Abraham   CZE   Reale Avintia Ducati (GP18)   +84.666s
18   Takaaki Nakagami   JPN   LCR Honda (RC213V)   +1 lap
    Cal Crutchlow   GBR   LCR Honda (RC213V)   DNF
    Michele Pirro   ITA   Ducati Team (GP19)   DNF
    Alex Rins   SPA   Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR)   DNF
    Francesco Bagnaia   ITA   Pramac Ducati (GP18)*   DNF

For me this win for Marquez was to dirty. Yesterday he made mistake with qualification with Rossi now this. Did he get his pants wet and afraid that he will lose again in last corner. He lost so many times in last corner that this time he had to play dirty. Shame but in the end win is a win.

SAN MARINO MOTOGP - FULL QUALIFYING RESULTS

1   Maverick Viñales   SPA   Monster Yamaha (YZR-M1)   1'32.265s   9/9   287k
2   Pol Espargaro   SPA   Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16)   +0.295s   7/7   292k
3   Fabio Quartararo   FRA   Petronas Yamaha (YZR-M1)*   +0.306s   3/7   289k
4   Franco Morbidelli   ITA   Petronas Yamaha (YZR-M1)   +0.445s   3/8   287k
5   Marc Marquez   SPA   Repsol Honda (RC213V)   +0.477s   3/9   294k
6   Andrea Dovizioso   ITA   Ducati Team (GP19)   +0.773s   9/9   293k
7   Valentino Rossi   ITA   Monster Yamaha (YZR-M1)   +0.814s   3/9   289k
8   Johann Zarco   FRA   Red Bull KTM Factory (RC16)   +0.858s   6/6   288k
9   Alex Rins   SPA   Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR)   +1.000s   7/8   293k
10   Joan Mir   SPA   Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR)*   +1.166s   2/8   290k
11   Takaaki Nakagami   JPN   LCR Honda (RC213V)   +1.184s   8/8   288k
12   Michele Pirro   ITA   Ducati Team (GP19)   +1.196s   6/7   293k                   
13   Francesco Bagnaia   ITA   Pramac Ducati (GP18)*   1'33.488s   7/8   288k
14   Cal Crutchlow   GBR   LCR Honda (RC213V)   1'33.516s   7/8   293k
15   Aleix Espargaro   SPA   Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP)   1'33.522s   7/7   289k
16   Jack Miller   AUS   Pramac Ducati (GP19)   1'33.571s   3/8   293k
17   Danilo Petrucci   ITA   Ducati Team (GP19)   1'33.63s   6/8   290k
18   Jorge Lorenzo   SPA   Repsol Honda (RC213V)   1'33.777s   6/8   291k
19   Miguel Oliveira   POR   Red Bull KTM Tech3 (RC16)*   1'34.162s   7/8   285k
20   Hafizh Syahrin   MAL   Red Bull KTM Tech3 (RC16)   1'34.322s   6/8   290k
21   Karel Abraham   CZE   Reale Avintia Ducati (GP18)   1'34.401s   3/7   287k
22   Tito Rabat   SPA   Reale Avintia Ducati (GP18)   1'34.904s   2/4   290k
23   Andrea Iannone   ITA   Factory Aprilia Gresini (RS-GP)   No TIme   0/0

Can you give a link for this? I want to read the full news.

He's one of my favorites in F1, like Rossi in GP for me. Hopefully, he can get well soon, or get what's his best for him to be happy.

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Meanwhile, Rossi is trying to get within the top 5 in Misano.

Some news that I found online from one newspaper about Schumacher condition after taking care in Paris Hospital. Put some quotes translated to give you all some info.



Seem like this is not went well but this is to early to say. According to this paper this isn't the first time he went there for treatment.

Yea this was true with his former boss Jean Todt. They watched together at his home at least that was news. Hope to see him one more time in some track at least in wealchair for that matter to remind on old William who spend all life in team garage like that.

But for the weekend we will have MotoGP, after today's practice Yamaha looks promising, could they take win, we will see on Sundays race.

Is also strange that he went to a hospital in Sweden.

According to media, he has a ton of Money and his family spent a ton of millions for his treatment, why they can't simply pay some meds and invite them to his home?

Probably they build a hospital chamber too on his house.

This just came in to my email:


There were also the standard links for getting tickets etc.
I was at the races there years ago and it was great, I'm glad to see they are coming back.

Nicer tracks with more name recognition are going to help to get more people to watch IMO.
Those of us here who bet on it should also get a little more excitement.

-Dave

Few weeks ago I heard he was already watching F1. (https://www.itv.com/news/2019-07-30/michael-schumacher-is-making-progress-and-watching-formula-one-his-ex-boss-at-ferrari-jean-todt-reveals-in-rare-update/)

I find it strange for him to comeback,he has been in a Switzerland hospital away from media eyes and with only close family relatives.I wish he get well soon but I know this is only a wish as it takes time for him to fully recover,this good news though is a good start.

Let put some good news for change.

Former F1 champion  Michael Schumacher is received in one the best hospitals in Paris (this is something that I have found on several articles on the net), for stem cell transplant surgery.

Finally some good news when it comes to the rebuttal of this legend, in fact, finally some news in general. So with this "good"news the man who won 91st place in the fastest circus in the world for the 91st time may be back in front of fans ... All we have to do is wait ...

Meh not really. Last win was for Alonso here around 9 Years ago!

2006    Monza    Michael Schumacher    Ferrari    
2007    Monza    Fernando Alonso             McLaren    
2008    Monza    Sebastian Vettel             Toro Rosso    
2009    Monza    Rubens Barrichello         Brawn    
2010    Monza    Fernando Alonso            Ferrari    
2011    Monza    Sebastian Vettel         Red Bull    
2012    Monza    Lewis Hamilton            McLaren    
2013    Monza    Sebastian Vettel         Red Bull    
2014    Monza    Lewis Hamilton            Mercedes    
2015    Monza    Lewis Hamilton            Mercedes    
2016    Monza    Nico Rosberg                 Mercedes    
2017    Monza    Lewis Hamilton            Mercedes    
2018    Monza    Lewis Hamilton            Mercedes    
2019    Monza    Charles Leclerc            Ferrari    

Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Premio_d%27Italia

As you can see this is not a track where Ferrari is the favorite.

Since 2014 Mercedez always won here though. Hamilton win the previous three years at least.[1]

Nobody knows who will win the next season, but saying it's the best track for Ferrari is somewhat making light of what Leclerc did.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_Grand_Prix

This is true the track helped them a lot.
I think the had a lot of years to win in Monza. If I am not mistaken they had 8-10 years to win there. But their engines are powerful for this track. I also, expect Hamilton to get back to victories in the next races where more turns will come and less straights which give Ferrari strength.

Monza is just the best track for Ferrari. In the next race I think they wont win.

Indeed, the Italian GP was one of the best in the season's calendar.
Congratulations to Leclerc for this win, but he was a little bit lucky! Both Mercedes drivers (Hamilton and Bottas) made some mistakes when they were about to overtake him, so they lost pace and stayed behind.

2019 FORMULA 1 ITALIAN GRAND PRIX - RACE RESULTS

1   Charles Leclerc   MON   Scuderia Ferrari   53 laps
2   Valtteri Bottas   FIN   Mercedes AMG Petronas Motorsport   + 0.835s
3   Lewis Hamilton   GBR   Mercedes AMG Petronas Motorsport   + 35.199s
4   Daniel Ricciardo   AUS   Renault F1 Team   + 45.515s
5   Nico Hulkenberg   GER   Renault F1 Team   + 58.165s
6   Alexander Albon   THA   Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Honda   + 59.315s
7   Sergio Perez   MEX   SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team   + 1m 13.802s
8   Max Verstappen   NED   Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Honda   + 1m 14.492s
9   Antonio Giovinazzi   ITA   Alfa Romeo Racing   + 1 lap
10   Lando Norris   GBR   McLaren F1 Team   + 1 lap
11   Pierre Gasly   FRA   Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda   + 1 lap
12   Lance Stroll   CAN   SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team   + 1 lap
13   George Russell   GBR   ROKiT Williams Racing   + 1 lap
14   Sebastian Vettel   GER   Scuderia Ferrari   + 1 lap
15   Kimi Raikkonen   ITA   Alfa Romeo Racing   + 1 lap
16   Romain Grosjean   FRA   Rich Energy Haas F1 Team   + 1 lap
17   Robert Kubica   POL   ROKiT Williams Racing   + 2 laps
RET   Kevin Magnussen   DEN   Rich Energy Haas F1 Team   
RET   Daniil Kvyat   RUS   Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda   
RET   Carlos Sainz   ESP   McLaren F1 Team

Excellent race. Think it time for Ferrari to place Leclerc   as first driver. He didnt great job almost whole race was under pressure and he won the race with great skill little on the edge but this is something that was missing all this years.