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Oct 12, 2026
Peter McLarenHOST
Um, but yeah, certainly you- you've gotta wonder.
Peter McLarenHOST
The narrow scientist, Fabio Nastini, I think, sold- told Sky Italia that in, in one or two races they'll look at it.
Peter McLarenHOST
Now, that would, that would be, if, if that's true, that would be actually before, certainly before Bez, as you say, falls out of mathematical title contention.
Peter McLarenHOST
You know, he's 46 points behind, so, you know, he's, he's sort of...
JamesHOST
Oh, I'd imagine, on YouTube probably
Scott MonroeHOST
... on, on, uh, YouTube because I think, didn't Sky Italia many years ago literally posted all of his goals for Roma?
JamesHOST
Probably.
JamesHOST
I wouldn't be surprised.
RanchHOST
Maybe we should sign this guy when Hamilton goes.
RanchHOST
Because you're watching Sky Italy, that's what they do in Sky Italy.
RanchHOST
They glaze Antonelli and moan about Ferrari.
RanchHOST
Do
Luke SmithGUEST
The messaging is very much that it's all business as usual and everything is going ahead.
Luke SmithGUEST
And I know there were some comments online about Stefano Domenicali confirming in a Sky Italy interview that they were going to go ahead.
Luke SmithGUEST
What he actually said wasn't any different to what he's been saying since July or August, that as for now, the calendar is confirmed and everything is going as scheduled.
Luke SmithGUEST
So there wasn't really any shift there, to be honest.
Neil MorrisonHOST
I mean, you have to take some of these lap times with a slight dashing of salt because we saw some different ones posted.
Neil MorrisonHOST
I think GP1, Motorsport.com, Sky Italia all had slightly different variations of some of the fastest lap times there.
Neil MorrisonHOST
Someone who was at the test also sent me what they estimated some of the lap times to be, and they were roughly the same, but not down to the same tenth of a second.
Neil MorrisonHOST
But I think the common consensus was that Diogo Moreira was pretty much the fastest guy there with a 128.4, which is roughly half a second off the lap record, which is a pretty phenomenal speed for bikes that are supposed to be a decent bit slower than what we're having currently in MotoGP.