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Testing Testing 🇯🇵 🇫🇷 💭 Johann Zarco looks deep in thought at Suzuka 8 Hours testing, any idea what he might be thinking? 🤔

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Barja Cayarm1 year ago

“Hmmm. Perhaps today isn’t shorts weather, after all. “

Craig Stanyon 🌱1 year ago

@HRC_MotoGP Please don’t hurt me like you hurt Luca….

Jorge1 year ago

The front of that bike is very nice, but the back is terrible and the seat material needs to be better.

Fernanda 💘1 year ago

probably wondering how many more laps he has to do before yamaha finally lets him say something honest 😭

Nath-WildBrumbyRetreat🇦🇺1 year ago

“Putain, it’s better than my motogp bike”

Calum MacDonald1 year ago

Jeez no wander the Wsbk boys struggle so much with it!🤦🏻‍♂️ merde!

🙌🇮🇲😇,60,70,pour PAT, HUMMEL,SUTER FIOR ,GODIER1 year ago

Sa Va être long 🫶

🙌🇮🇲😇,60,70,pour PAT, HUMMEL,SUTER FIOR ,GODIER1 year ago

HRC, officiel FCC NON LCR 🤔🙈💨

Julie1 year ago

Should l wear my gumboots or my racing boots

parts.spotter1 year ago

Guessing he's wondering why a giant like Honda have not built a new CBR.

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