Izan Guevara

mate.

Gravara, James.

Yeah.

He's coming, baby.

I'm trying to think if there's a continuity here, but there's not.

So let's see whether Izan Guevara is also, you know, if there's chronic shirtlessness also, or if you liked watches and stuff like that, or big.

I love that that's what you think, Javier Cotarro, chronic shirtlessness watches.

I was now at Winstar's hospitality last night, catching up with a friend, and he came in for dinner and sat down at the table and took off his hoodie and his T-shirt, came with it.

I'm going to say something which I think Simon in particular will hate, but I can't help think it.

Wouldn't everyone be better off at this point if Izan Guevara just got an extra early bit of preparation for next year and they reshuffled the lineup and got him? I know he's still got a strong Moto2 title chance, a very strong one, but

Only know because the bikes are going to change so much.

And the tires.

So Val, of course, this...

Miller's, I think, best weekend of the season, as I'm forgetting something else that's a bit like this, coincided with the announcement that he is out of Pramac Yamaha MotoGP next season with Izan Guevara taking his place.

I thought Battletone was really good.

Silverstone was really...

this.

This is a problem.

Can I take this on MotoGP territory as well? I think part of the problem, part of the reason that people are saying that Miller will be missed, they're not thinking about Izan Guevara replacing him.

They're possibly thinking about the kind of protected status of one Australian on the grid and the fact Senna Aegis is coming in and not seeing that as a worthy kind of like for like.

So what I mean by saying, is it an underwhelming sign-in? This is that I can think of a few other names in Moto2 that you might think, well, why not put them on a factory Honda?

I would 100% have taken Manu Gonzalez over Izan Guevara.

Yep, hear, hear.

But, you know, Manu Gonzalez is on a different bike in the wrong team and has the wrong passport, so