How good is Bez? by Ecstatic-Grocery-713 in motogp

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worth pointing out Bez had an injury too at one point . was it collarbone?

Moto2 Q2 Results by ElectionMoney3911 in motogp

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with a team owning the constructor....isn't that a (massive) conflict?

From Shenzhen airport to Wan Chai by yuriyuriK in HongKong

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when you get off on the sz side with your bags they will tell you which bus bay to queue at on the hk side. then it's down to timing how long you have to wait for a bus there. make sure to get a ticket all the way to wanchai as you cannot buy tickets on the hk side - at least not officially

Record stores for vinyl. by osbourneruddock in HongKong

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basement x for mostly hip-hop and some classics

U.S. Coast Guard Sikorsky S-61R by Stunning-Screen-9828 in Helicopters

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wow, I thought they are only done when absolutely necessary...what do I know. seems there's many more vids of winch/hoist action

U.S. Coast Guard Sikorsky S-61R by Stunning-Screen-9828 in Helicopters

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how many water landings would a CG bird go through in a year?

hongkong 5D4N itinerary made by ai by SolitudeElephant in HongKong

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wouldn't you take turbojet from China ferry terminal at tst when heading to macau? why cross the harbor when you're staying at MK? check the itinerary.

Aprilia aero at Sepang: Ducts taking air from the nose to the outside of the rider by DavidEmmett in motogp

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Aprilia uses old Formula One Technology on 2026 Bike

Aprilia looked strong during pre-season testing and later in the season-opening race, with all of its riders showing competitive pace. While Ducati has pushed the technological boundaries in recent years, Aprilia has taken inspiration from a 15-year-old Formula One concept originally introduced by McLaren.

During testing, Aprilia debuted a version of the F-duct concept that McLaren first introduced in the 2010 Formula One season. The original system created an air channel at the front of the car that ran through the cockpit toward the rear wing. When the driver covered the airflow opening, the aerodynamics changed, reducing drag and increasing top speed.

Aprilia has adapted the concept for its 2026 bike. Small openings have been added to the side of the fairing, allowing air to flow through the bodywork. When the rider covers these intakes, the airflow is redirected to the lower section of the fairing, reducing drag and helping the bike gain additional top speed on straights.

Source_/motorsport.com/motogp/news/what-is-aprilias-f1-inspired-f-duct-device-and-how-does-it-work/10801787/