Rusty Bucket USA wrote:Not that it's terribly interesting, but the MotoGP QP times are about 7 seconds slower than the Indy Car times were 2 weeks ago (their first-ever visit on the road course).
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rick wrote: the Superbike boys used to be shocked at how quick a simple Formula Ford was here on our short tracks like Oran Park south when we shared practice and race days.
motomania wrote:Spies just can't catch a damn break.
Oscar wrote:Courteous of Rossi to at least TRY to even up the effect he has had on the WC by having a good go at taking out Lorenzo this time.
Tourn46 wrote:
Stoner, I lol'd. Especially the interview "it wasn't really a mistake"... no it never is, man up and get on with it ffs.
eddahenry wrote:Tourn46 wrote:
Stoner, I lol'd. Especially the interview "it wasn't really a mistake"... no it never is, man up and get on with it ffs.
Im guessing you have never raced a bike in your life
or never been fast enough to deal with a wicked tank slapper and what happens to your brakes because if it
DJH wrote:eddahenry wrote:Tourn46 wrote:
Stoner, I lol'd. Especially the interview "it wasn't really a mistake"... no it never is, man up and get on with it ffs.
Im guessing you have never raced a bike in your life
or never been fast enough to deal with a wicked tank slapper and what happens to your brakes because if it
It's a bit rich coming from a one eyed Rossi fan too! If anyone in the paddock makes continual bullshit excuses, whines about his machinery and generally refuses to accept that he is merely mortal.. it is Valentino Rossi.
Heaven forbid you ever experience a tank slapper at that speed Tourn. Maybe they can feed you some humble pie in hospital?
(fish fish)
Oscar wrote:Chill, guys. It's been an annus horribilis for Rossi fanatics, and Stoner's success has been hammering the spike pretty deep. Tourn is a self-confessed Stoner-hater from way back (I'm sure he won't mind me bringing that one up, since he proclaimed it himself) so let it pass through to the keeper. It's racing, stuff happens, the same three aliens as (nearly) always ended up on the podium, they all seemed to enjoy the race and were happy little vegemites amongst themselves, there's life in the championship yet, enjoy.
DJH wrote:If anyone in the paddock makes continual bullshit excuses, whines about his machinery and generally refuses to accept that he is merely mortal.. it is Valentino Rossi.
Cam D wrote:Sorry but I don't think we need to chill, your efforts should be spent on telling him to save it for another site. I'm surprised you think this sort of behavior is acceptable.
Then I got touched by Vale on the exit of Turn 1 and went off the track and lost a lot of time.
Oscar wrote:Some days, your enthusiasm can just cause grief all around you. Somebody said something about this earlier in the season, but for the life of me, I can't recall the occasion.![]()
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“It's really a shame to be out of the race after two corners, especially after the progress that we made this weekend, and with the knowledge that we'd worked on the bike well," he said. "I was fourth in the morning warm-up, and it would have been possible to have a pace in the high 1min 46 range.
"I also think our choice of tyres for the race - hard on the back and soft on the front - was correct. When you also consider the troubles that Stoner, Simoncelli and Dovizioso had, we could have fought for the podium, which would have been really nice for us. We were a little unlucky.
"Anyway, we did a good job this weekend, and we were more competitive than usual. It's a challenging time for us, but we hope we're on the right path.”
Cam D wrote:Pretty positive stuff from Valentino. This weekend it seemed like they had found something. I'm looking forward to PI. I reckon there might be a few surprises.
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