I hope the weather in Germany stays as hot as it is at the moment to maybe make life a little easier for Suzuki. Would be nice to have the blue bikes in the mix again.

I would love to see Bautista regularly at the front, he's got an awesome smooth riding style and is definitely able to fight some good battles. And additionally it's just such a pleasure to see someone in the paddock who is always as happy about his job and being able to race for a living like he is.

The Suzuki never goes well at the Sachensring circuit.

Something definitely 'clicked' for them in Catalunya, lets hope it carries through so we can see more of a mix up and battles around mid-pack since the front has gotten a little 'dry' lately...

I find it a little ironic that Bautisa's number 19 is the same as Spies number when he was in WSBK, as if to further highlight Suzuki's folly in not giving Spies the GP shot he wanted...

Ben has easily outpaced the Suzuki and shown them what they missed out on Yamaha's gain Suzuki's loss.

I thought Ben prefered no.11, but couldn't use it in WSB because of Troy Corser?

If Bautista keeps beating Spies using what is obviously an inferior bike then maybe Suzuki will be patting themselves on the back for not wasting their money on an overhyped overpaid underacheiver from Texas.

Right now Spies stands 8th in the championship while Bautista 14th. So it may be too early in the Suzuki garage for self-congratulation.

They will very soon be starting from the pitlane!

Nice baiting post there trev.

And how much exactly is Spies getting paid since you know he's "overpaid"?

As usual, someone with "46" in their tag shows their "unbias" opinion.