The indispensable columnist and former manager Carlo Pernat delivered an explosive analysis of the San Marino Grand Prix at Misano, bringing out the big guns: a prediction for the title, unprecedented praise for Bezzecchi, and a transfer idea that will make Borgo Panigale grind its teeth.
For Feathered, what happened at Misano was nothing less than the consecration of the new king and the revelation of a future champion.
« Two winners: Marc Marquez, the real one. And Marco Bezzecchi, the moral winner.Marc won because he refused to lose. He was everywhere, he tried everything, and he never gave up a tenth! He was pure genius. But Bezzecchi? He became champion at Misano. »
Feathered delivers an unequivocal verdict on the global battle:
« The World Championship ends in Japan. Period.. Marc first at 99%, Alex second. A World Cup stamped with the Marquez family. And it's well deserved. The others? They are just not up to par »
While Ducati placed five bikes in the top 6, Feathered directly targets the double Ducati champion, Pecco Bagnaia, with a transfer idea that will cause controversy...
Carlo Pernat: “ If things continue badly for Bagnaia and Martin... why not an exchange? »
« Think about it: if things continue to go badly for Bagnaia and Martin... why not a swap? Bagnaia at Aprilia, Martin at the factory Ducati! It makes no sense for Bagnaia to stay at DucatiMarti already wanted to leave. So why not? It's a crazy idea, but you have to think about it.. »
Feathered welcomes the immense progress ofAprilia, while pointing out the cruel absence of George Martin in its development. Without Martin's injury, Aprilia would be even stronger. The RS-GP has become a weapon of war, and Bezzecchi proves it »
On the other hand, the results are clear for KTM and its phenomenon Pedro Acosta, victim of cruel abandonment:
« It's a shame for KTMWith Acosta, the podium was possible. The track just didn't suit them. But they need to completely overhaul their reliability if they want to compete. »
The message on motosan de Feathered is clear: the era Marquez has started again, and the paddock must prepare for an earthquake in the transfer market.
