MOTOGP » Sepang MotoGP test times - Friday.

His own bull**** you mean...
As a rider KR Sr. was fantastic, his own project is not excactly the bees knees.

Read what you want in to testing times but as KR snr once said "the bull**** stops when the red flag drops".

Interesting stuff Chu, thanks,
I think you have to start playing checkers at 2 years of age (to check cleverness),
then maybe curling at 3 AND snooker at 4 (developing coordination),
wakeboarding at 5 (for balance),
beachvolleyball at 6 (get a feel for sand traps),
slowly going to motocross at 7
and dirttrack at 8.
The age of entrance into the world championship should be lowered to 10 and the 50cc reinstated, this gives you time to learn all the tracks. then 125cc at 11 and off you go...
It is also vital that you stay under a lenght of 1.70 m by injecting growthreducing hormones.
When crossbred properly we can get a superrace of superracer dwarfs, immune to jetlag with fast healing limbs

a bit off topic but anyway Alex Crivillé just did a review on all 5 gp bikes ... well he did say that as surprising as Casey s results were before trying the bikes, after the test it was capirossi s performance on that bike that was hard to believe. He says it so much faster than any other bike there ... acceleration wise especially, not that much on top speed. also said the electronics in the ducati are so much more advanced ... the front wheel just doesnt go off the track at all.
btw he did lap faster than schumi it seems
he did say these bikes are not a problem; u race the opponents, while in the past you raced both the opponents and the bikes (specially in the 2stroke era)

and to remind the audience - its a bit easier to adjust from the 250's to the 800's if having a 990cc crash year in between / - versus these new 250 rookies that had only a cpl weeks so far to learn - FYI.

Jorge can't even come near Dani, in his dreams maybe.
The only playing he'll do is with the settings of the traction control.
Pedrosa is entering his third season in MotoGP, Honda got their development of the 800 underway,
he's a serious title contender.

If Edwards get some boost (doesn't want to be back JT), than I
actually can see a scenario were Tech 3 beat Fiat Yamaha at the end
of the year. I don't think Jorge will manage that good next year,
specially at wet races. These small Spanish dudes are not really
rain masters. While both JT and Edwrads are good when the rain
comes down. Rossi as usual do his best any way, but he will
manage to beat both JT and (motivated) Edwards.

I agree with Wayne, well not totally meaningless, but Casey and Dani
I guess could go 0,5-0,8 sec faster. Regardless, interesting to see
Jorge "struggle" as the 800cc are "so easy" to adapt when one comes
from 250cc. JT is doing quite fine, and I will bet my best
rollerskies on that he will make top 10 overall and better than
Edwards. I wonder how things are between Jorge and Dani, will Jorge
try to play with Dani as Rossi did with Max?

That's not the best news... after all they are developing something new at the moment.

According to eurosport the satellite Honda riders will get the bike that Repsol finished this year with