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This is the only account I could find about the WAGS!
Well the only thing that i know about wags in Motogp is the story of Miguel Oliveira and his wife so when he was a kid like 13 i think his father got divorced and meet another woman that also had a kid.
And well Miguel fell in love with his stepmother's daughter a few years later..they did hide the relationship for a long time because they thought they weren't going to be well accepted by the family(because i guess at that time their parents got married and they were already living together) but they were wrong. They are now married and have a kid. Happy ending haha
And well Miguel fell in love with his stepmother's daughter a few years later..they did hide the relationship for a long time because they thought they weren't going to be well accepted by the family(because i guess at that time their parents got married and they were already living together) but they were wrong. They are now married and have a kid. Happy ending haha
Me with two stepbrothers watching this like
Can somone tell me where can I find more pictures of Marc that are not racing just like haning around maybe with his friends or fam... i also read every single possible story about him
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As much as I think Carlos is hot, he gets completely overshadowed in this picture by Marc, damn he has got some strong facial features
Is Marc still in relationship with Lucia Rivera??
I saw somewhere that they were together... im too much interested in his life right now
I saw somewhere that they were together... im too much interested in his life right now
My favourite Spanish men
As much as I think Carlos is hot, he gets completely overshadowed in this picture by Marc, damn he has got some strong facial features
I don’t think soIs Marc still in relationship with Lucia Rivera??
I saw somewhere that they were together... im too much interested in his life right now
Screw Max Fewtrell, Mr Quartararo is the CEO of third-wheeling
MotoGP's very own throuple
just glad Iona is not part of whatever that is 
And that’s is the truthMotoGP's very own throuple
Please leave her out this foreverMotoGP's very own throuple
WOWZA
He is so so fine
Hi all, I'm not hugely up to date with the younger MotoGP riders but always here for Fabio being adorable. I'll overlook that he has a tattoo of himself...
There's a similarity with Jorge Lorenzo and Lando Norris in being hugely under-socialised, but where Adam Norris seems protective of Lando, Chico Lorenzo is your typical motocross dad (overbearing, arrogant, living through their kids....) I think that hard upbringing helped Lorenzo in dealing with some of Valentino's workplace shenanigans perhaps better than Casey Stoner was able to. (I also think Lorenzo is keeping Philipp Plein in business. That or MotoGP riders get a discount on it...)
Casey Stoner recently did a podcast with Gypsy Tales and reveals he has anxiety. He also mentions some pretty scary encounters with Rossi fans, as well as being very stressed a lot of the time. Stoner is a hugely talented rider but came across so badly in the media when he was competing. You can see the love riders like Valentino and Marc have for racing shining out of them, but Casey was always so pale and miserable, despite being the one to tame the damn Ducati. Newer fans - Ducati's of that era were tricksy and strange and Stoner won on them and made it look easy. Rossi could not win on them. The Miller-Bagnaia Ducati era is looking promising.
Maverick Viñales seems quite a turbulent personality but that may partly be due to his father Angel being yet another motocross dad
The recent 2022 Aprilia unveiling in an opera house was beautiful. Take note, F1. There are venues available for reveals besides your HQ's...Anyway, hopefully this will be a better year for Maverick. When he was having big troubles at Yamaha, Scott Redding posted a really lovely message of support for him, highlighting some of the mental pressures riders face (Redding used to race for Aprilia in MotoGP and is now in WorldSBK. 44 teeth does some funny in-van video interviews with him.)
Zarco takes himself a bit too seriously.
Valentino's charisma, talent and marketability catapulted the sport into the mainstream. The smiles helped hide the ruthless streak for a long time. His father Graziano was a professional racer. Valentino's creation of the Ranch and training up younger Italians is really encouraging. It's a step towards levelling the field away from Spanish domination.
Jack Miller is a funny guy, it's a nice to see a bit of deviation from the Dorna-driven PR speak. See also Jorge Martin swearing with feeling in the garage when Marquez ruined his race last year. Cal Crutchlow took Jack under his wing in the early days. Miller and Aleix Espargaró seem to have been arguing for eternity, but Aleix would argue with a lamppost. They're testing at the new Mandalika circuit and it sounds so bizarre, the track is dirty and full of little stones.
Mat Oxley is a racer turned MotoGP journalist well worth a read - he is clear and honest and writes from an informed perspective. He isn't afraid to shine a light on shady situations either. He's respected by the riders and does his research.
There's a similarity with Jorge Lorenzo and Lando Norris in being hugely under-socialised, but where Adam Norris seems protective of Lando, Chico Lorenzo is your typical motocross dad (overbearing, arrogant, living through their kids....) I think that hard upbringing helped Lorenzo in dealing with some of Valentino's workplace shenanigans perhaps better than Casey Stoner was able to. (I also think Lorenzo is keeping Philipp Plein in business. That or MotoGP riders get a discount on it...)
Casey Stoner recently did a podcast with Gypsy Tales and reveals he has anxiety. He also mentions some pretty scary encounters with Rossi fans, as well as being very stressed a lot of the time. Stoner is a hugely talented rider but came across so badly in the media when he was competing. You can see the love riders like Valentino and Marc have for racing shining out of them, but Casey was always so pale and miserable, despite being the one to tame the damn Ducati. Newer fans - Ducati's of that era were tricksy and strange and Stoner won on them and made it look easy. Rossi could not win on them. The Miller-Bagnaia Ducati era is looking promising.
Maverick Viñales seems quite a turbulent personality but that may partly be due to his father Angel being yet another motocross dad
The recent 2022 Aprilia unveiling in an opera house was beautiful. Take note, F1. There are venues available for reveals besides your HQ's...Anyway, hopefully this will be a better year for Maverick. When he was having big troubles at Yamaha, Scott Redding posted a really lovely message of support for him, highlighting some of the mental pressures riders face (Redding used to race for Aprilia in MotoGP and is now in WorldSBK. 44 teeth does some funny in-van video interviews with him.)Zarco takes himself a bit too seriously.
Valentino's charisma, talent and marketability catapulted the sport into the mainstream. The smiles helped hide the ruthless streak for a long time. His father Graziano was a professional racer. Valentino's creation of the Ranch and training up younger Italians is really encouraging. It's a step towards levelling the field away from Spanish domination.
Jack Miller is a funny guy, it's a nice to see a bit of deviation from the Dorna-driven PR speak. See also Jorge Martin swearing with feeling in the garage when Marquez ruined his race last year. Cal Crutchlow took Jack under his wing in the early days. Miller and Aleix Espargaró seem to have been arguing for eternity, but Aleix would argue with a lamppost. They're testing at the new Mandalika circuit and it sounds so bizarre, the track is dirty and full of little stones.
Mat Oxley is a racer turned MotoGP journalist well worth a read - he is clear and honest and writes from an informed perspective. He isn't afraid to shine a light on shady situations either. He's respected by the riders and does his research.
I’ve only very recently got into moto gp and I really appreciate this informationHi all, I'm not hugely up to date with the younger MotoGP riders but always here for Fabio being adorable. I'll overlook that he has a tattoo of himself...
There's a similarity with Jorge Lorenzo and Lando Norris in being hugely under-socialised, but where Adam Norris seems protective of Lando, Chico Lorenzo is your typical motocross dad (overbearing, arrogant, living through their kids....) I think that hard upbringing helped Lorenzo in dealing with some of Valentino's workplace shenanigans perhaps better than Casey Stoner was able to. (I also think Lorenzo is keeping Philipp Plein in business. That or MotoGP riders get a discount on it...)
Casey Stoner recently did a podcast with Gypsy Tales and reveals he has anxiety. He also mentions some pretty scary encounters with Rossi fans, as well as being very stressed a lot of the time. Stoner is a hugely talented rider but came across so badly in the media when he was competing. You can see the love riders like Valentino and Marc have for racing shining out of them, but Casey was always so pale and miserable, despite being the one to tame the damn Ducati. Newer fans - Ducati's of that era were tricksy and strange and Stoner won on them and made it look easy. Rossi could not win on them. The Miller-Bagnaia Ducati era is looking promising.
Maverick Viñales seems quite a turbulent personality but that may partly be due to his father Angel being yet another motocross dad
Zarco takes himself a bit too seriously.
Valentino's charisma, talent and marketability catapulted the sport into the mainstream. The smiles helped hide the ruthless streak for a long time. His father Graziano was a professional racer. Valentino's creation of the Ranch and training up younger Italians is really encouraging. It's a step towards levelling the field away from Spanish domination.
Jack Miller is a funny guy, it's a nice to see a bit of deviation from the Dorna-driven PR speak. See also Jorge Martin swearing with feeling in the garage when Marquez ruined his race last year. Cal Crutchlow took Jack under his wing in the early days. Miller and Aleix Espargaró seem to have been arguing for eternity, but Aleix would argue with a lamppost. They're testing at the new Mandalika circuit and it sounds so bizarre, the track is dirty and full of little stones.
Mat Oxley is a racer turned MotoGP journalist well worth a read - he is clear and honest and writes from an informed perspective. He isn't afraid to shine a light on shady situations either. He's respected by the riders and does his research.
Marc
Liked by @fabioquartararo hahaha
The trailer for moto gp unlimited. it’s out March 14 on Amazon prime
Why couldn’t they have released it before the season started
All local times for the Grand Prix of quatar this weekend
A victory very well deserved today! 