Looks like me on the way to the 7-11.

Its easy to explain.

The rider and bike are actually stationary and just laying on their side.

Its just our imagination that assumes the bike and rider are in motion.

;-)

Alternatively it's the frame just before the driver loses control and the motorbike starts a nice slide

it all depends on the tries the actual motogp tires does allow a max lean angle of 64 degrees; Bridgestone mentiond that even more would be possible but they dont do it cause of saefty reasons.

Marquez does that too. It is common to see these extreme lean angled with the ever developing tire and motorbike tech.

Alternatively it's the frame just before the driver loses control and the motorbike starts a nice slide

Sure looks that way but no, it's a snapshot of Rossi when he was still in the lead, ahead of Lorenzo. The tyres were not even fully warmed up by then.

You'll find that a lot is possible when you're paid 8 million Euros a year to do it!

You'll find that a lot is possible when you're paid 8 million Euros a year to do it!

Oh you cynic......... I love it!!!!