#SpeedUP Racing team

[42bakery]

Cele is going to SpeedUP? I thought he was going to ItalTrans

[waru-chan8]

https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/yamaha-sets-eyes-on-its-next-young-motogp-prospect/10435103/

Alonso Lopez for Yamaha? Interesting. I feel it’s too early to make guesses. But I’m still stuck on Yamaha not having a satellite team anymore and he’d go straight to factory team and the expectations are always so much higher and it’d make me nervous. It’s been done before, but there’s so much less room for error compared to the times a rookie was put on a factory bike in the past

I find this so funny! Literally every rider has been on contact with Yamaha at some point. In 2021 it was Acosta (which made KTM put him into Moto2 prompting Raúl to jump to MotoGP. Also Acosta apparently was in talks with Honda too), and I guess that after the tattoo debacle with Canet that he was approached by Yamaha/RNF just by Fabio's response. Quartararo say that some manufacturers/team are less likely to employ someone with tattoo as they gave a bad reputation, so my guess is that he faced too.

I also find this hilarant/funny because the way to improve the Yamaha would had been literally pick people from Suzuki to work with them. Who better to understand a 4-in line bike like theirs than people who work in a 4-in line bike? But Yamaha is different (maybe because they are shamed that another manufacturer did better than them with a bike like theirs). As far as I know, it's Honda who has got the riders, and the project manager. Apparently they have also considered switching the engine.

I do agree with you that is a bit early. Alonso come to the 2022 season without pressure, he just needed points. Yes I know, he got podium, wins and beat his teammate, but he didn't develop the bike nor he was really fighting for the championship. I'd like to see how this season goes, this year he is really a candidate for the championship among other riders.

I also have another concern, Canet, who has rode both Boscoscuro/SpeedUp chasis and Kalex, said that in a scale, riding a Boscoscuro is like having Marc's style, meanwhile the Kalex is a Rins. Putting this in simpler words, Boscoscuro is a much more stiff chasis more in like with a KTM or Honda, while Kalex is more like a Yamaha/Suzuki. Having said that, I'm worried that Yamaha might screw him over with only 1 year contract and then being out of the championship. Or maybe even with 2 like it happened with Lecuona. He was once out of the championship for not performing (and lack of founds), so I don't know how it might affect him.

Finally, there's another aspect that is less knows. The team owner, Luca Boscoscuro (yes he has that big ego to use his surname as the chasis' name), sign him for 3 years, and he is saying that his contracts are pretty solid to break, although apparently he can break them pretty easily. So, would the team really let him move to MotoGP without punishment for not finishing the contract? Would they force Alonso to do his 3rd season? Or would Alonso/Yamaha need to pay? I know Yamaha was really willing to pay KTM to break Acosta's contract so I know it's an option.

Anyway, sorry for the ranting and thanks for the ask. Also, I notice that ater you send me this, MotoGP did post it too, but now is gone.

[moralchampion]

Shoutout to all the great teammate duos we will loose next year 🫡

[sirpercevaleclerc]

Your honor i love them so much my babies 🩷💛

Bonus: Tony commented under Alonso’s instagram post is everything to me 🫶🏼

[kingofthecotas]

paperweight pt. 1 | ao3

luca & marc teammate fic. set mostly in 2027 | ~1.5k

——

Luca finishes the 2026 season with a plate in his collarbone and a handful of third-place trophies, which is enough for now. 

He has next year, but he doesn’t really want to think about that. Not yet. 

For now, he’ll let Bez drag them all to a bar in Valencia—the same bar Ducati are celebrating in—and praise everything he believes in that the test starts on Tuesday rather than tomorrow. 

It’s thronged with red when they get inside; good, they can collect Pecco, and let go a little more knowing they’re only surrounded by the paddock rather than the general public. The centre of the scarlet storm, of course, is Marc, bright and happy, arm slung around one of his mechanic’s shoulders as they laugh through the song they’re trying to sing. 

It should be bittersweet, and maybe they’ll all feel it tomorrow, but for now, Marc Márquez is going out on a high. Nine times a champion.

They’ve lost Franky somewhere, and when they find a booth—when Bez politely asks some Ducati engineers for their booth—Cele instantly disappears in the direction of the bar.

Rude. Whatever. 

Luca accepts a beer as recompense for being abandoned, and waves Migno over when he spots him through the crowd.

“Crazy!” Mig yells. “Stay here! Getting a drink.”

When Bez reappears from—somewhere, he has four beers clutched in his hands. Luca doesn’t know how he managed to weave through the crowd without the glass bottles, condensation-slick, slipping through his fingers. “Can’t find Pecco.”

Laughter cuts through the chatter, through the bass-heavy music; Marc has found Álex, both of them jumping up and down, drinks in hand. 

“Is Vale coming?” Cele asks, half-way to drunk already. He’d had some drinks in the garage, of course, with the SpeedUp team, a farewell, a congratulations, a good luck, and Bez seems to have the same head start. 

“No.” Luca shakes his head. “He says he’s too old for this shit.” 

Bez laughs, beer already gone, eyes already wide. “Let’s—let’s look for Pecco. And more drinks! Cele, let’s go.”

And Luca’s alone again. Assholes. He finishes one beer and goes for another bottle. Really, it’s good to have a quiet moment, a breath to collect himself—

Someone slides a tray in front of him, glasses clinking. He looks up, meets Pecco’s gaze.

“What’s this?”

“I am saying good luck.” Pecco plucks a shot glass from the tray. “And also celebrating the end of the worst two years of my life.”

Luca frowns through the alcohol. “You like Marc.” Because Marc is the worst person in the world to have as a teammate. He’s annoying and difficult. He races hard, sometimes too hard, and he apologises for it. Because when Marc had crashed them both out in Austria, he’d apologised. When Pecco had crashed them both out in Silverstone, Marc had forgiven him. When Pecco had won the championship in 2025, Marc had been the first one there to pull him into an embrace before handing him over to Valentino (not a glance shared between them). When Marc won the championship two rounds ago, crossing the line in second, it was Pecco who wrapped an arm around his shoulders on the podium and pulled him up to the top step. 

(And Portimão, they can never forget Portimão, and Franky.) 

“I like Marc,” Pecco agrees. “But get ready for Vale to make excuses to be in your box, and for Marc to ignore him, and for both of them to stare when the other isn’t looking. Marc will crash, and Vale will pretend he isn’t worried. Marc will look for him when he is not there. And they will never talk except to say hello.” He tips his head and gulps the shot, lips curling. “Disgusting.”

“They spoke in the paddock today,” Luca argues, but he reaches for a glass himself. 

“Could you imagine if he didn’t?” Pecco laughs sharply. “Nine championships, and not a word?” 

Fair. Vale is nothing if not fully aware of how to operate in front of the media, in front of the world watching through camera lenses. Luca sighs, raises the glass, tips it back. “Fuck, Pecco, vodka?”

“Celebrating.”

“Really that bad?” Luca goes back to his beer, trying to wash away the taste. Fuck this; he can’t drink like he used to. 

“It’s—it was—” Pecco shakes his head. “It was weird, Maro. Like—like they could get better, if they tried, but neither of them do.”

“Marc would.”

“He would. In a second.”

“So why doesn’t he?”

Pecco laughs again, then reaches for his second shot. “Because he thinks Valentino will not—you know. Marc has been ready for years.”

It’s always been Marc, a relentless wave crashing against the cliff face of Valentino’s disdain: Marc outside the box as Uccio shouted him down; Marc holding out a hand; Marc, willing to be something like a good teammate for Pecco despite it all.

“I know.” Luca wraps his fingers around the final glass. 

“Shots?” Bez’s voice cries, before he’s winding himself around Pecco, all clumsy limbs and curly hair. 

“Why don’t you have it, Bez?” Luca says, and Bez, trusting Bez, takes the shot and downs it, already bouncing off to hug someone else—Cele, probably.

“I’m not dealing with him later,” Pecco warns.

“Of course not. Celin will.” 

That’s enough to draw a laugh out of Pecco, which Luca can only count as a success. “Ah, I will miss Marc, you know? Do not tell Vale I said this, but he made me better.”

“I know,” Luca says again, grinning this time, because who could forget Pecco skating on his knee around the final corner in Aragón? Marc had crossed the box when it replayed on his screen, had slapped Pecco’s leg with a bright laugh. Social media lapped it all up.

“You’ll be fine.”

Maybe it’s the beer, the shot, maybe it’s the sense of an ending and a frightening new beginning, but something makes Luca say what he never would on any other day. “I was thinking it was going to be fine, until you told me that he’s still in love with my brother.”

Pecco chokes on his drink. 

——

Luca can compartmentalise. He’ll be fine. He can separate things.

That mantra lasts until the Tuesday morning, when Vale wanders into the Honda box like he has every reason to be there and slides into the chair beside Luca with an easy smile. 

Luca raises his eyebrows. “Should you be in here?”

“Who’s going to stop me?” Not an answer, but somehow an answer in itself. “I came to wish you luck.”

Wish him luck, like Vale hasn’t angled himself so he can see the back of the garage, can see everyone who might walk in or out. 

Pecco isn’t often wrong, but he could have been this time for the sake of Luca’s sanity. Because this is not Marc extending a hopeful hand; this is Valentino, waltzing through enemy lines—fuck’s sake, at least he had a legitimate reason to be in the Ducati box—and turning Luca’s quiet assumptions on their head.

“Thanks.” Luca debates putting a proverbial foot up his backside, but no—Valentino is skittish when he wants to be, and proud. If this—his half-formed skeleton of a plan—is going to work, it needs to be done gently. So he doesn’t say you could just talk to him. 

“Next year will be good, I think.”

“It’s only testing, Vale. We’re not even on the bikes yet.“

“Still. I know how hard you’ve worked. It will pay off.” Valentino fixes him with a firm look. “I’m proud of you. It would have been easy to stay with the team—you did the brave thing.”

And Luca might be twenty-nine, but his brother is still Valentino Rossi and Valentino Rossi is still his brother, so he leans into the praise with a smile. “I’m VR46 for life. You know this.”

“I know.” Vale smiles back. “And now it will pay off for you, doing the difficult thing. It will be a good year.”

Footsteps, words in quick Spanish—Vale’s eyes snap to the back of the garage. Santi and Marc file in, talking, laughing.

“Ah, we thought we were early!” Marc says with a smile. “Good morning, Luca. Ciao, Valentino.”

“Ciao,” Valentino replies, like it’s normal. Like it’s nothing. 

And then nothing else. Marc turns back to Santi. Valentino unlocks his phone. Luca stares.

They don’t speak except to say hello. 

He pulls out his own phone, opening his chat with Pecco, and sends a quick SOS.

Me

help

Pecco

I told you

Welcome to the next two years 

Me

fuck

Luca’s own team start to filter in, buzzing with quiet anticipation, and Vale jolts back to life, sliding his phone into his pocket and getting to his feet. 

“Should probably make sure Uccio doesn’t need help.” A glance towards Marc’s side of the box; Marc isn’t looking. 

“So you are not supposed to be in here,” Luca says, pointed. 

“But no one stopped me.” Valentino smirks back. “Good luck today.”

“Yeah.”

When Vale has already left, already out of the garage—only then does Marc look, gaze lingering after him.

Jesus. Jesus fucking Christ.

[erikabsworld]

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Consider a scenario where you're tasked with optimizing a program that calculates prime numbers within a given range. Your goal is to parallelize this program to leverage the computational power of multiple cores. How would you approach this task? Let's break it down.

Understanding the Concept:

Parallel computing involves dividing a task into smaller subtasks that can be executed simultaneously on multiple processing units. In our case, we aim to parallelize the prime number calculation process. Traditional sequential algorithms iterate through each number in the range and check for primality, but this approach is inefficient for large ranges. Parallelization offers a solution by distributing the workload across multiple cores, thereby reducing the overall execution time.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Task Decomposition: Begin by breaking down the prime number calculation task into smaller segments. Each segment represents a subset of numbers within the given range that will be processed independently.

Concurrency Design: Design a concurrent algorithm that assigns these segments to different threads or processes for parallel execution. Ensure proper synchronization mechanisms to prevent race conditions and maintain data integrity.

Load Balancing: Implement a load balancing strategy to distribute the workload evenly among the available processing units. This may involve dynamic task allocation based on workload characteristics to maximize efficiency.

Optimization Techniques: Explore optimization techniques such as memoization, sieving, or parallel data structures to enhance performance further. These techniques can reduce redundant computations and exploit parallelism more effectively.

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[totalmotorcycle]

Positive race début for Pirelli in Moto2 and Moto3 GP of Qatar

Alonso Lopez (Sync SpeedUP / Boscoscuro) in Moto2™ and David Alonso (CFMOTO Aspar Team) in Moto3™ win the first Grand Prix of the year The first race winners of the Pirelli control tyre races in [...] The post Positive race début for Pirelli in Moto2 and Moto3 GP of Qatar appeared first on Total Motorcycle. http://dlvr.it/T3wVNV

[sbknews]

Four in a row! Fermin Aldeguer makes some Moto2 history

That's a wrap for 2023 in the FIM Moto2™ World Championship and Fermin Aldeguer (CAG SpeedUp) stole the limelight yet again as he took his fifth victory of the season and fourth in a row. The Spaniard was untouchable as Aron Canet (Pons Wegow Los40) had to settle for P2, with Alonso Lopez (CAG SpeedUp) coming out on top in the battle for the final podium spot in P3. The Boscoscuro rider stretched the field right from the beginning as he had Canet clinging onto his coattails in second place. With 20 laps to go they already had a substantial gap to Marcos Ramirez (OnlyFans American Racing) in third as the hot pace from Aldeguer stretched out the top five. Ramirez was out of touch to threaten the top two and had Jake Dixon (Inde GASGAS Aspar Team) for company as the Brit was desperate to find his way through with the prospect of a third overall in the Championship still tangible.

However, at the front Canet was confidently responding to Aldeguer's pace, and the two were Dixon's rivals in the fight for third overall. With 17 laps to go Canet was the fastest rider on the circuit too as he set the quickest lap of the race so far and bettered it one lap later. The battle for 3rd then began to hot up even more as a flying Lopez caught Ramirez and Dixon as he brought Somkiat Chantra (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia) to join the party with him. But Lopez made his way through on Dixon with 14 laps remaining. The Spaniard was on a charge after fighting his way up from 14th on the grid to sit in fourth place with his sights set on Ramirez ahead of him. 12 laps to go and Aldeguer was able to extend the gap to 1.5s. The Spaniard continued to put down his relentless pace and took victory in Valencia by 3.982s, with Canet bringing home second. The fight for the final place on the podium went absolutely to the wire as Lopez got through on Ramirez but the American Racing rider then went for a lunge at the final corner on the final lap. It was a well-judged one, but Lopez got the cutback and won the drag to the line. The points scorers Behind Ramirez in P4, Chantra got the better of Dixon in the end as the Thai rider capped off his 2023 season with a 5th place as he pulled eight tenths on the Brit in P6. Dixon ends 2023 fourth overall, with his compatriot Sam Lowes (Elf Marc VDS Racing Team) completing his final Grand Prix race in seventh as he gets set for a move to the WorldSBK paddock. Joe Roberts (Italtrans Racing Team) took eighth ahead of his teammate Dennis Foggia, with Albert Arenas (Red Bull KTM Ajo) completing the top 10. Ai Ogura (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia) claimed P11 ahead of World Champion Acosta, who ended his season with a P12 after a fraught start and tougher race. The Spaniard's attentions now turn to Tuesday's Valencia Test. The final point scorers were Manuel Gonzalez (Correos Prepago Yamaha VR46 Mastercamp), Barry Baltus (Fieten Olie Racing GP) and Jeremy Alcoba (Gresini Racing Moto2™) who took 13th, 14th, and 15th respectively. That's it for Moto2™ in 2023 and what a season it has been! Acosta leaves as a World Champion as Aldeguer sends a huge message to his rivals ahead of 2024… watch this space! For more Moto2 info checkout our dedicated Moto2 News page Or visit the official MotoGP website motogp.com Read the full article

[carformula1]

2023 San Marino Moto2 Grand Prix, Misano - Race Results San Marino Moto2 Grand Prix, Misano - R... #usa #uk #ireland

[42bakery]

Can theSpeedUP stop messing with Fermín and giving a 'new' bike for qualy? No seriously, they tested a bunch of stuff in the British GP and then go back to the 'old' configuration for qualy, and used that for the race (15 minutes to adapt), and now the same. The SpeedUp is just messing with my boy

[waru-chan8]

Okay Fermín just confirmed he wants to go to Mooney, Mooney is interested, but SpeedUP is not so eager

[waru-chan8]

Which team? SpeedUP? Fantic? Master Camp? Everyone wants Fermín, and now Boscoscuro is wearing proudly all the medals of 'This is my child and my discovery', when in India was so pissed and even was suggested he might not have a seat

God I'm getting so tired of this, Fermin just fucking stay another year

[pecconatic]

I am always dragged to a site.

MotoGP Teams.

Yamaha: Prefer Vale over Maverick - absolutely no doubt

Honda: Prefer Jorge over Marc - completely without doubt.

Ducati: NO PREFERATIONS cAn U beLieVe it. I love my italian duo. So calm. collected and lovable these two Dovi and Petrux.

KTM: Prefer Pol over Johann - just adore Polyccio to much

Aprilia: Prefer Aleix over Iannone - I mean. Really. Aleix is a warrior.

Suzuki: Prefer Rinnnssyyy over Mir   - love Rins so much. Such a dork

Petronas: Prefer Fabio over Franky I am sorry af  

Pramac: CLEARLY prefer Pecco over Jack - Pecco my boiiiiiii

Avincia: Prefer Tito over king Karel

LCR: Prefer Taka over Crutchlow bc recent things happened

Tech3: Prefer Miguel over Hafizh

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Moto2: only teams where I really think it is damn obvious for me

Italtrans: Prefer Enea over Loca

SkyVr46: Prefer Marini over Bulega

Speedup: prefer Diggia over Navarro

Tech3: Prefer Bezzecchi over Öttl

And love my bois at IntactGP, Forward and Pons 

F1:

Ferrari: Seb over Charles

Mercedes: Valtteri over Lewis

Red Bull: Max over Pierre Alex

Rhenault: Dan over Hülkenberg (ew Hülkenberg)

McLaren: Lando over Carlos I AM SO SORRY bUT lAndo a bit More

Torro Rosso: Danii over Alex Pierre

Alfa Romeo: Kimi over Antonio 

Williams: idk tbh. 

Haas: idk tho.

Racing Point: Stroll over.. Perez?

@mverstappens

[erikabsworld]

Exploring Parallel Computing: A Step-by-Step Guide to Tackling Tough Assignments

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Parallel Computing Assignment Question:

Consider a scenario where you are tasked with optimizing a simulation of a weather forecasting model using parallel computing techniques. The simulation involves processing large datasets of atmospheric variables, such as temperature, humidity, and pressure, to predict weather patterns accurately. Your goal is to parallelize the computation process to improve the simulation's performance on a multi-core CPU architecture.

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Understanding the Problem: Begin by comprehensively understanding the task at hand. In this case, you need to optimize a weather forecasting simulation using parallel computing techniques. Identify the key components involved, such as the dataset, the computation process, and the target platform (multi-core CPU architecture).

Identifying Parallelization Opportunities: Analyze the simulation's computation process to identify potential parallelization opportunities. Look for tasks that can be divided into independent sub-tasks that can execute concurrently. For instance, processing different geographical regions' data points concurrently can be a parallelization opportunity.

Designing Parallel Algorithms: Devise parallel algorithms to distribute the workload across multiple cores effectively. This may involve partitioning the dataset, assigning distinct subsets to each core, and synchronizing their operations as needed. Consider using parallel programming paradigms such as message passing or shared-memory multiprocessing.

Implementation: Translate your parallel algorithms into code using parallel computing libraries or frameworks like OpenMP or MPI (Message Passing Interface). Ensure proper synchronization mechanisms are in place to avoid race conditions and maintain data consistency.

Testing and Optimization: Thoroughly test your parallelized simulation to validate its correctness and measure its performance metrics, such as speedup and efficiency. Fine-tune your implementation by optimizing data distribution strategies, minimizing communication overhead, and exploiting parallelism further.

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[garethbouch]

Lopez seals sensational 2nd place in #MalaysianGP, Aldeguer 10th

Lopez seals sensational 2nd place in #MalaysianGP, Aldeguer 10th

At the Sepang International Circuit the Beta Tools SpeedUp team took the fifth podium of the season with another superlative race for Alonso López who climbed to the second step of the Malaysian podium. Aldeguer finished his first Malaysian Grand Prix in the top ten. He is still on the podium, Alonso López and he did so managing very well a race that on paper seemed more complicated than usual…

[bulegah]

PREFERENCES?

MotoGP-

Honda. Jorge over Marquez, without doubts

Yamaha. Rossi over Viñales, but tbh I like him too

Ducati. it's impossible to decide, i love my Italian duo, they're so aww

Suzuki. I cannot decide, i will go for Rins, but at the same time for Mir too AAAAAH

Ktm. Pol over Zarco Kalio, i still see Kalio as a tester

Aprilia. I'll say Aleix over Iannone, also if I'm Italian, but I really can't understand the last year's Andrea.

LCR Honda. Cal over Nakagami

Pramac Ducati. uff I quit, i can't be serious and choose one.

Avintia. Tito over Karel? I don't know, bc Tito, before last year crush was a really great rider, he was every time in Q2, and I'm so sorry for this, but Abraham is fantastic, i like his humour.

Petronas. Morbido over Fabio. Fabio can be better than Franco rn, but, 1.we can say that Morbidelli is still a great rider, and 2.it's a patriotic thing, Italy it's always better than France, NO OK, I WAS JOKING, JUST A LITTLE HISTORY MENTION.

Ktm tech3. Miguel over Hafiz.

Moto2-(2020 line-up edition)

Marc VDS. Lowes over Marquez, this time no doubts

Gresini. Bulega over everyone will be his teammate(i hope in Pasini). as I always say I like a lot of riders, but Bulega it's a little over the others

Pons. Balda over Fernandez.

Sky Racing Team. i can't choose, like, WHAT CAN I DO IF YOU TELL ME TO CHOOSE BETWEEN LUCA AND BEZZECCHI?

Mv Augusta. Stefano over Aegerter(idk if he will stay but...) but I have a question, why all forget about Stefano? ik he isn't making good results, but hey, by my opinion he's a great mx rider lol.

Italtrans. aaaaand I can't choose between Enea and Lorenzo. but I'm so sad for Locatelli, actually he don't have a bike for 2020.

Speedup. Di Giannantonio over Navarro.

American Racing Team. Marcos over Joe.

Moto3-(2020 line-up edition)

Leopard. Foggia over Masià, no doubts.

Sic58 squadra corse. Nicco over Suzuki, but I still cheer for the giapporiccionese. aaaand looking at the line up I noticed that isn't sure that Nicco will be there, I hope that he will race at Motegi so we can have news.

snipers.Tony over Filip.

sky racing team. if you ask me to choose between anyone in the academy I'll never be able to choose, they're like my best friends.

max racing team. Alonso Lopez over Fenati, sorry but maybe didn't said this before but I don't like Fenati so much, HE'S A GREAT RIDER, and it's not for what he did with Manzi, he had the penalty and now it's all ok but I don't like him.