Disagree, pictures 1 and 2 are taken on a straight line as the bike line is moving away from the photographer, while on picture 3 the line of the bike is sideways respect the photographer.hollus wrote:Look in the back, in the outer edge of the track: Fence, fence, white, red, bag, bag, bag. Pics 1 and 2 are as a minimum out of sequence, and in pic 3, he has magically lifted himself in almost no space. This is clearly a mix and match of pics.
How many saves like that have you ever seen?JimClarkFan wrote:Pretty sad that the most activity this thread has had recently is over some picture and whether or not it is authentic - more contribution to this thread about genuine motoGP stuff would be much preferred, because whether or not the picture is real or not doesn't really matter because nobody is denying MM is amazing or that he hasn't in the past made unbelievable saves.
Annoying how easy a thread can be derailed.
You´ve already proved you don´t want to buy it, ok. But some of us differ and enjoy analyzing if it´s real or not.JimClarkFan wrote:He didn't save it
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xKHTwpTx61k
I think they threw a few pictures together to suggest he did, unless of course those pictures are another run at the same corner, however the characteristic tyre marks suggest the first 2 pictures are from the fall, and the third picture is another attempt which he managed to save. Taken together it makes him look like a superhuman, but as far as I can tell, they are two separate incidents...
This is the problem with too many people on this board, they can't accept a difference in opinion - you also have not taken into consideration that I might have changed my mind.Andres125sx wrote:How many saves like that have you ever seen?JimClarkFan wrote:Pretty sad that the most activity this thread has had recently is over some picture and whether or not it is authentic - more contribution to this thread about genuine motoGP stuff would be much preferred, because whether or not the picture is real or not doesn't really matter because nobody is denying MM is amazing or that he hasn't in the past made unbelievable saves.
Annoying how easy a thread can be derailed.
It´s an amazing maneouver, maybe even first time someone do it when his shoulder already was dragging the tarmac, and this is MotoGP, so I don´t think the thread is derailed at all
And here you didn´t bother talking about the save
You´ve already proved you don´t want to buy it, ok. But some of us differ and enjoy analyzing if it´s real or not.JimClarkFan wrote:He didn't save it
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xKHTwpTx61k
I think they threw a few pictures together to suggest he did, unless of course those pictures are another run at the same corner, however the characteristic tyre marks suggest the first 2 pictures are from the fall, and the third picture is another attempt which he managed to save. Taken together it makes him look like a superhuman, but as far as I can tell, they are two separate incidents...
Do we get your approval?
It´s not me who complained about others discussionJimClarkFan wrote:This is the problem with too many people on this board, they can't accept a difference in opinion
I can´t if your only statement about the subject is posting a video trying to show he didn´t save it, and then say it really doesn´t matterJimClarkFan wrote:you also have not taken into consideration that I might have changed my mind.
I could argue the same about you...JimClarkFan wrote:But instead of letting it go, and moving on, you continue to write essays.
This is a forum, you don´t need to enjoy every single discussion, if you don´t like it just ignore and let it go. I enjoy analyzing this sort of thing and found your post a bit patronizing saying the discussion is sad, it´s OT, and trying to say what should we talk about or notJimClarkFan wrote:Pretty sad that the most activity this thread has had recently is over some picture
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more contribution to this thread about genuine motoGP stuff would be much preferred
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whether or not the picture is real or not doesn't really matter
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Annoying how easy a thread can be derailed.
I stand corrected, I was fooled by him "leaning" to the right. In the first picture the tire marks are still moving to the left , so it is normal that in the second picture he is positioned a bit more to the left. If I had paid enough attention I'd had noticed the continuity of the tire mark from pic1 to pic2.Andres125sx wrote:Disagree, pictures 1 and 2 are taken on a straight line as the bike line is moving away from the photographer, while on picture 3 the line of the bike is sideways respect the photographer.hollus wrote:Look in the back, in the outer edge of the track: Fence, fence, white, red, bag, bag, bag. Pics 1 and 2 are as a minimum out of sequence, and in pic 3, he has magically lifted himself in almost no space. This is clearly a mix and match of pics.
Picture 2 is a little bit to the left respect picture 1, but the cameraman only had to move a tad. While picture 3 he needed to move right much more because of the bike line
Don´t see anything weird on the sequence, apart from Marquez impressive save
OTOH, if this would be a mix of pictures, this would be punishable as a scam. I don´t think any photographer would risk his own reputations doing such a scam and putting his name on the pictures, or the website itself. If the scam have some success, someone would ask the driver about the incident and he´d say he never did such a maneouver, and the photographer would be revealed as a scammer
He rode with 2014 bike in the morning to learn and solve the problems he had in raceNathanOlder wrote:All of the photos I have seen from the test was Marquez was riding the 2015 bike. In black. Maybe monday morning he was out on the 2014 Respol machine.
No reason, he was beaten on pace.Juzh wrote:quick recap maybe? didn't catch it. Why is marq in 4th place?