#ayumu sasaki

[42bakery]

Ayumu broke his skull 💀💀💀💀. How did that happen. How! The helmet is supposed to protect riders from that type of things

[whoregaylorenzo]

BUILDING SUCCESS (8/?): silly boys

[kingofthering]

MANDALIKA 2023 | Fabio Quartararo being congratulated by Ayumu Sasaki and Jake Dixon in parc fermé.

[nyehhh-hh]

Cute 🥺

[waru-chan8]

Are we fighting or kissing?

[bobendsneyder64]

[fabioquartararhoe]

FABIO QUARTARARO & AYUMU SASAKI -> ArgentinaGP

[certifiedbi]

Deniz saying nice things to Rueda after he inherited the podium from him the same way he said nice things about Sasaki after he beat him to the line in Germany like omg stop being so nice it's making you sexier

[boygeniusgirlidiot]

this whole thing was an excuse to get Fabio naked on camera

wiggle wiggle

[42bakery]

What do you mean Sasaki might go back to Moto3?! No just no. Please no.

If this is true it proves me that the Master Camp VR46 is there to just destroy the carrers of the Asian riders. They give opportunities and cuddle the European riders (that don't need it) and they kick the Asian ones after just 1 season, not giving them the opportunity to learn the track and bike properly.

[kingofthering]

NETHERLANDS 2023 | Fabio Quartararo and Ayumu Sasaki congratulating Jake Dixon on his first Moto2 win.

[42bakery]

Can I point something?

During the whole season Le0pard and Jaume put the cape of 'we are alone against the world' because Honda (as a manufacturer) hasn't been updating the bikes an 'stealing' whatever Le0pard developed (basically letting them do the limited updates that the Moto3 teams can do and then telling the others team to do the same, (so Le0pard was loosing their money and not getting anything)).

When it was clear that Jaume was fighting for the championship, he expected every rider to move aside and let him ride to the front and not disturbe him. While Sasaki had to even fight his own teammate. On Le0pards camp, they fired Suzuki because he refused to become a team player, and hired Adrián with the condition he needs to help Jaume (I think he even lost points by letting himself be overtaken by Jaume).

During the whole Qatar GP, Adrián's mission was to follow and disturbe Sasaki. And it's not a big deal because even MotoGP riders do it, but it had to be so fucking obvious, that the rider and the team got a reprimand from the stewards. And then Jaume went to the media crying saying he didn't understand why it was not allowed. One thing is play dirty, another is what Le0pard did in here.

Also, Jaume didn't need to win the race, he just need to be x amount of points over Sasaki, and during part of the race he was playing dirty to throw Sasaki off balance. Again dirty tactics and as Anna said it's not the first nor the last time we will see it. The problems is that when Sasaki felt out of the lead group, Adrián's keep bumping SEVERAL times and messing with him. I think he even got a behaviour reprimand. And yes, Veijer did it too, but only once.

In general that race was dirty, and I'm not going to say Sasaki deserved it because of that, after all he didn't had the consistency Jaume had. And Sasaki's nickname, at least in Spain, is crazy boy, which means he has done it several times too.

People is in general mad because that's not the behaviour expected. Also I don't know if this reached outside Spain, but when talking to the media after getting the championship, Jaume only complained they weren't allowed to bother Sasaki, when at the same time complaining other riders were doing the same to him. Like the hypocrisy.

I'm new to MotoGP/2/3... why does everyone on insta hate jaume masia but it's so chill here on Tumblr 😭

Oh it definitely was not chill on here on the 19th of November 2023, after the Qatar Moto3 race. Basically it was only him and Ayumu Sasaki fighting for the championship, if Jaume won that race, he'd be crowned worldchampion already, if he didn't, it would go to the last race of the season in Valencia. At one point, Jaume pretty purposefully pushed Sasaki so far wide in a corner, that he ended up loosing a few places. He didn't crash or anything, just fell back. Jaume's teammate Adrian, who had apperantly been around Sasaki a lot on track in that weekend, later kept annoying him even more, to try to stop him from climbing the ranks again. At the same time, Jaume had made his way up the field and ended up winning the race, despite Sasaki's teammate (Colin)'s attempt to throw Jaume off his bike by purposefully ramming his elbow into the back of his bike when they were coming out of a corner. People called it "unsportsmanlike" and "Racing dirty" and that's why they don't like him. (Quick side note, Sasaki had not yet won a single race that season, which is my reason to argue that Jaume does deserve his title because he had 4 wins and 10 podiums over the whole season, while only dnf-ing in 2 races and finishing outside of the top 5 only 4 times (he came 13th in Valencia but that wasn't important anymore)) So yeah overall I could understand why people are mad, but to be honest, a lot of legendary championships have been won in an "unsportsmanlike" manner and if both teams were trying to play dirty, I don't think only one should be blamed for it.

Also the other reason people were mad again, a week later, was because Jaume was celebrating his championship again in Valencia, his home circuit and with his fans there, simply because they weren't expecting to win it in Qatar already so they had literally nothing of the show he wanted there (they taped the #1 to his bike with blue ducttape) and Sasaki had won his first race of the season in Valencia so it was "unfair" and again "unsportsmanlike" for Jaume to celebrate at home.

[nyehhh-hh]

@.MotoGP: Now @.AyumuSasaki1 joins the @.jakedixonracing party!! 🥳

[waru-chan8]

So happy for Ayumu. He fucking deserved it

[bobendsneyder64]

Collin Veijer: Collin Veijer | Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia | Pictures Sunday

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