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Lavilla makes his pitch, leaves PBM

"It's been a tough weekend for me having missed out on most of the qualifying practice on Saturday. My only bike had a technical problem at the beginning of practice so I only managed five laps and was forced to sit out the rest of qualifying.

“I was pretty happy with the practices that I did take part in and I really enjoyed the races and the new circuit here is mega. It's been a pleasure to be part of the Birdy team and I want to thank them all for having me on board for half of the season."

Having graduated from the British series, Paul Bird was delighted to emerge as the best true privateer team in 2008, but adds he is excited about the prospects for next season.

"It's been a challenging year for us here in World Superbikes but I think we've finished off the year in a strong 12th position and the leading privateer team which I'm pretty proud of.

“Unfortunately I wasn't able to be in Portimao but I am happy the team finished the season on a high with the best results for the year. We look forward to our 2009 plans and being part of the World Superbike Championship once again."
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Sick,

While i agree Paul Bird does put a lot of money into his racing, doesn't he just like telling everyone about it?

Every 5 minutes he chucking his toys out of pram and threatening to go rallying full time, or Stobarts don't want to be involved with bike racing and would prefer cars instead.

Fer christsakes Birdy get a grip the world does not revolve around you!

It's alright being outspoken if people respect what you are saying, i think he just says it to wind people up, rather than to highlight a real issue.

Thats my opinion anyway, just cos someone chucks aload of money into it, doesn't mean we should all bow down and kis his ass!
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