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Mare of Easttown finale, what an emotional rollercoaster!

Your thinly veiled outrage is admirable, but how many times have other riders followed Marquez looking for a tow? What about Zarco being towed around by Miller, no outrage about that from what I can see. Joan Mir summed it up perfectly: Marc got into Maverick's head. Maverick should have just ignored Marc and went on with his business. Instead he got agitated and fluffed it. He knows he's faster than Marc, so what difference does it make that Marc is behind him - he could easily have dropped him. Binder showed much better mental fortitude and didn't appear to give a damn and went on to do his job.

He was asked:

I'm not quite sure that you would be permitted to do a DIY system as you wouldn't be seen as a 'competent person' able to issue a CoC, which could land you in a whole lot of trouble later on. But I hear your frustration. For what it's worth we haven't had issues with our fences at our commercial buildings, but you need to actively manage vegetation growth along the fence. Edit: The last fence we installed was about 100m @ R18K total all inclusive (at the end of 2019)

OMG this: "Watch for bad reflections in windows and glass, particularly those that feature you taking the photograph." ????????????

I assume that there used to be a picture above the fireplace? Edit: Artwork also makes a massive difference. Even if you have to borrow stuff from friends/neighbours just for show it can help.

Please for the love of all things holy don't upload a picture of the plants in the corner of the erf. I really don't understand why this is a go-to photo for so many real estate agents. But like TNT said, now is probably the worst time of year for garden photos. No/few pictures of the bathrooms are always suspicious as well. Edit: Toilet seats down! Delightful hand soaps and small plants in the bathrooms are also winners. Edit: Also, scatter cushions. Don't just place them on the beds/couches as is, mush the middle piece to create a dimple. I don't know why, but apparently it's a thing

Looks that way

That's kind of the point ????

Why not just make use of your HR device? Time/Distance is only applicable if you don't have HR data. I only use my HR watch for Discovery on the trainer.

Hate to break it to you, but you could have worked as a motorbike delivery guy a long time already...

You should also watch One Dollar in that case, it's the same writer director. We're just about done with $1 whereafter we'll take on Mare of Easttown.

So after reading this and the article about the Kenovo SL I've come to the conclusion that Specialized pays their marketing department exactly the right amount of money.

Constantly went over 90% Max HR today and had no power, so something is brewing inside...

I mean, between his brother and Bradl I don't think much happened in 2020.

It's definitely going to help Marc if it's wet from a physical point of view.

Any idea when this will be resolved?

There's an important difference between best-before dates, and use-by/expiry dates:

But we do have this now ????

Le Mans doing Le Mans things

The new layout feels very narrow with lots of wasted space on the sides?

And that was the last time in the race that there was any excitement.

Franco Morbidelli on a 2019 Yamaha M1 laughs at your comment

Absolutely. Whilst I doubt they will go for a Superpole type setup (because it's boring AF), they definitely need to sort out the penalties. But heck, cruising and looking for a tow is even happening in MotoGP now, so I'm not quite sure what the solution is to be honest. But yeah, starting from the back row or pit lane is clearly not serious enough. Championship points or missed races should come to the fore I think.

I'm going to disagree with the two of you. If the riders didn't think that they needed the time, they wouldn't have gone out in a session. Warmup is an important session because your race engineers would have had another full evening to go over FP3, FP4 and Qualifying data. Which could give you something to test and confirm the next morning. Or you know, perhaps you sent your bike into the airfence during qualifying on Saturday, and you mechanics spent the evening rebuilding your bike. I wouldn't want to be going into a race without having ridden the bike first. If you bin it in Warmup, well that's your problem for pushing too hard. As for Binder sitting out Q2, he only had one set of soft tyres, so there was no point for him to go out until the last minute to set his time. And as for total time on track, it's not much different than it has always been. Previously there were 3x Free Practice sessions of 45 mins each, and one qualifying session of an hour. That hour was usually 15 mins at the start to set a banker lap, 30 minutes doing race simulations, and 15 minutes of trying to get pole position. Now it's just been split up into individual sessions, and chucking out all but the 12 fastest for the actual pole position dash. I think it's a great format.