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Originally posted by P250UA5:


Not seeing anything scheduled on my DVR until next weekend.

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Originally posted by stickman428:
I will never forget this race for the rest of my life. Suzuki pulled off something they have NOT DONE IN MY LIFETIME!

Thank you Rins for leaving the door open and falling back whether intentional or not (prob not intentional).

WHAT
A
RACE
!!!!!!!


The final moments of the 2006 AFC Championship just got knocked into second place as my all time most memorable sports moment. The boys in blue from Hamamatsu were spectacular today!

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Originally posted by Mark71:

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Originally posted by stickman428:
I will never forget this race for the rest of my life. Suzuki pulled off something they have NOT DONE IN MY LIFETIME!

Thank you Rins for leaving the door open and falling back whether intentional or not (prob not intentional).

WHAT
A
RACE
!!!!!!!


The final moments of the 2006 AFC Championship just got knocked into second place as my all time most memorable sports moment. The boys in blue from Hamamatsu were spectacular today!

I am soooo happy for M1R and Suzuki! Glad that he was able to get his first win out of the way. As calm and cool as Mir is, hopefully he can just worry about finishing strong and getting the points the next two races. He can even possibly clinch in Valencia 2. Can't wait to see Suzuki and Mir win the championship!

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Yamaha MotoGP rider Valentino Rossi has tested positive for COVID-19 again just a week after testing negative following a two-round layoff with the virus last month.

Rossi was forced to miss the Aragon double-header in October when he caught the virus between the French and Aragon Grands Prix.

The Yamaha rider tested positive for the virus last Tuesday at home, but another test on the Thursday cleared him to head to Valencia where he underwent another PCR test.

Passing this on the Friday of the European GP, Rossi was able to take part from Saturday onwards, having been replaced by American World Superbike rider Garrett Gerloff for the first two practice sessions.

Rossi’s race ended after only five laps due to a mechanical issue, meaning he hasn’t seen a chequered flag since the Emilia Romagna GP.

And his participation in this weekend’s Valencia GP is now in doubt after testing positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, Motorsport.com has learned.

Rossi will need to undergo another test to determine wither he will miss this weekend's race.

With the final round of the 2020 season coming up in just over a week’s time in Portugal, Rossi could well miss his final race as a factory Yamaha team rider.

Rossi’s latest positive tests raises questions about the PCR tests he passed last week, particularly on Friday before being allowed to enter the Ricardo Tormo Circuit, and whether he was still positive without knowing it or has been reinfected since Saturday.

While scientists are still discovering how the virus works, cases of reinfection have been reported throughout the world in recent months.

Five members of Yamaha have been forced into quarantine since last weekend when one of Maverick Vinales’ crew tested positive for COVID-19.

This follows on from six Yamaha team members being forced to isolate ahead of the French GP when one member tested positive for the virus.

Yamaha named Gerloff as Rossi's his official standby replacement for the European GP, and the American will remain ready to take over should Rossi test positive once more.

However, if Rossi has tested positive a second time, then more members of Yamaha may be forced into isolation, depleting its track numbers further.

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Originally posted by hooch:
Are there any American riders in the pipeline for a GP seat?. Sure would be nice to root for one.