MOTOGP » Stoner stunned by camera fault

Harryx you better wait and see, bridgestones tracks are coming...

@ash: i'm not arguing about who was third or who was sixth , i'm just pointing out to you that Stoner did in fact post a faster lap than Rossi.
Now, you can add what you want

Kees, Surely you can't compare last year, but I agree with you that Michelin and B'stone will be better mixed on the upcoming tracks.

We'll see. I'm glad Rossi changed tires, as it is a spicy challenge that not many would have taken alone. Reminds me of 2004 and as far as I'm concerned he's doing very well indeed.

I just hope that the "China Straights" are not going to make it too easy for some.

Rossi

Kees, Surely you can't compare last year, but I agree with you that Michelin and B'stone will be better mixed on the upcoming tracks.

We'll see. I'm glad Rossi changed tires, as it is a spicy challenge that not many would have taken alone. Reminds me of 2004 and as far as I'm concerned he's doing very well indeed.

I just hope that the "China Straights" are not going to make it too easy for some.

Rossi

Harryx: I agree, I think that China will be a problem for Dani though, but VR should be able to fight with CS bring it on can't wait...

Harryx - Dovi and Hayden both paid the ultimate price for overestimating their abilities. They each orchestrated their own individual downfall, no one else was involved or to blame. Luck played absolutely no part on this occasion. Conversely, if you still wish to debate the point then it could be reasonably argued that both riders had the pace to finish 3rd and 4th and that the person to benefit most from their errors was none other than Rossi himself.

Rossi benefit more than Stoner how do you work that one out ?? sick of the tyre talk already should be a 1 make tyre championship.....then if Rossi had dropped back it wound have been down to rider not tyres .

Casey can blame his poor performance on the camera problem if he wants to but the truth is, he was never on the pace in dry practice, qualified poorly and was only 8th fastest in the monday post race test. Actually, he is pretty lucky that Dovizioso and Hayden crashed out, otherwise he would probably have only finished 8th in the race.

Scaramanga,

Stoner did(!) benefit, Rossi could(!) have benefitted.

Whether he has benefitted we won't know as Dovi and Nicky would have had to finish which they didn't.

Got your point though!

Dovi deserves a better bike than the lawnmower he is riding right now. So do Randy, Nakano and Alex...

@ash: i'm not arguing about who was third or who was sixth, i'm just pointing out to you that Stoner did in fact post a faster lap than Rossi.
Now, you can add what you want

Posted by jihem


"Stoner's time of 1m37.972s was the quickest lap of the race by a Bridgestone rider, just ahead of Rossi who posted a 1m37.975s on lap 17"

jihem, be happy about the fact that Stoner posted the "fastest lap"
Nice to see that there are still people that are happy with so little good on you!