MOTOGP » Pneumatic form to decide Hayden's future?

Sayonara Hayden.
He''s had his day in the sun, AMA awaits.

I wouldn't be too optimistic for Hayden anymore...Maybe Indian ??

it's so strange, Nicky did a great warm up and a great Qualification
and then he went backwards in races. It's not his fault.Something's is wrong with his bike.I don't think
he has the same bike as his team mate. But anyway Nicky will always
be my favorite rider and I will support him wherever he goes. We love u Nick!

Honda made it fairly clear when they signed the midget that he was their golden boy.
Despite his 2006 championship, Hayden's been relegated to the back of the bus on the repsol team. Pedrosa gets preferential attention of him, which hurts Hayden's ability to develop his bike to his preference.

If Hayden gets axed, just remember, it's not all Hayden's fault...Honda gets a large part of the blame.

John do you really believe Honda is to blame for Haydens dismal performance, utter b0llocks, they pay a lot of money to go racing, pay Hayden a shed load of money to ride and develop and in return what does he give, naff all. Get real, the man ain't up to it. Honda can't wait for the end of the season to dismiss this freeloader, and who will want him, maybe Indian (that's Indian Enfield).

Don't be surprised if Dovi starts getting Honda development parts before Flukey

Do I believe it? Yes, though it's just my opinion. It takes both the team and the rider to develop a bike. Why is it that Pedrobot can get the bike developed to his liking, while Hayden's input goes ignored (for the most part)? Honda has had the reputation as having the deepest pockets in MotoGP...yet they can't come up with the parts for BOTH of their riders? Odd, that. WON'T is more likely the answer there...

Don't disparage Hayden's riding quite so quickly, either. His 06 title came on a bike that ate clutches for breakfast right off the launch. His last few races of that year were ridden with a broken (and plated collar bone) and a separated shoulder. Not many others would have

for me pneuma need to accelerate Hayden to fit his style riding, if not, wellcome in Marlboro days, wave good bye Melandri.

Gawd, I hope not.
Surely Ducati learned their lesson with Giberneau not to sign old has beens?

By Bye Kentucky Kid?

@john

i understand what u stated is ur opinion, but since this is a discussion forum,id like to state a few things, for starters honda didnt give dani any preferential treatment when he was signed up and this is the same year that nicky won.
last year the bike sucked, not an excuse, but dani made the most of it...again u cant call that preferential treatment, the word doesnt fit, its not like they gave dani secret go fast parts,wtf man seriously...conspiracy theories can come off the woodwork ...sometime seeing things for what they are helps...nicky is doing a dumbass job of developing the bike...he had the bike all thru winter to do something to get setup right!!!