The Austrian Grand Prix is in the books, but the MotoGP race is likely to slip very quickly from memory. Though the display by Pecco Bagnaia was positively imperious, it was a very long way from entertaining. Neil, Adam, and David discuss just how good Bagnaia is, how strong the Ducati GP24 is, and what is making the racing at Austria - once a guarantee of a last-lap thriller - such a snoozer. We also talk about what happened to Marc Marquez on the grid, and why he got such a bad start, the heavy toll on the brakes and front tyres, and whether KTM are close to competing with the Ducatis. Plus our winners and losers of the grand prix.

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