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Gresini chasing 'Honda' tyres.

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Gresini chasing 'Honda' tyres.

From the three rounds so far held, de Angelis has started from a high of twelfth on the grid and taken a best race finish of eleventh.

 1 people agree.  3 people disagree.

let's face it: Rossi is the only promising for Bridgestone factory.
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Posted by gigolo - Unregistered (175 days ago)
 3 people disagree.

Hmmmm 'gigolo'....lest we forget mr stoner
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Posted by Dean Dean (175 days ago)
 1 people agree.  2 people disagree.

remember Stoner said that tyre is nothing more important to focus than it is now...especially qualifying tyre (front?)
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Posted by gigolo - Unregistered (175 days ago)
 1 people disagree.

Gigolo don't forget there were two bridgestone runners in front of stoner!
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Posted by cracker - Unregistered (175 days ago)
 2 people agree.  2 people disagree.

It's interesting that the comments by DeAngelis were higher up in the story than those from Nakano.

The way these "stories" are written essentially is by posting a press release from the team or manufacturer.

Customarily the faster rider on the day is mentioned first. Nakano beat DeAngelis in the race, too.

Am I sensing some prejudice or favoritism towards young Alex on the part of the team here?
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Posted by Dirk Dasterdly (174 days ago)
Last Edited 174 days ago
 1 people disagree.

Dirk, u hit the nail on ots head - usual Gresini fvckery
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Posted by chu chu (174 days ago)
 1 people disagree.

I noticed the new Bridgestone tire lack of side grip compare to last season version. Probably bikes speed improvement has push the grip to it's limits.

I think Nakano is returning to develop the Bridgestone tire for Honda. Yet, Honda's lack of performance would make it harder as he used to onboard the Kawasaki.
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Posted by zydon - Unregistered (174 days ago)
Nakano is either really unlucky or is a dog in the strategic choices department. Leaving Kawasaki for Honda. Abandoning last years Michelins for this years Bridgestones, well that doesn't pay off as well for now.

He is an excellent rider, but looks very mediocre for way too long. If he wouldn't have been Japanese... Exactly.
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Posted by Maarten - Unregistered (168 days ago)
 2 people disagree.

The only thing I find relevent here is Bridgstone have said before, it has developed tyres for Suzuki, Kawasaki, Ducati and now its working on the honda's needs.
So now we can say for certain where Bridgstone see Yamaha in the big picture...the tail end. And rightly so, I can see Rossi going back to Michilen if he could and thats only going to happen if Kawasaki or Suzuki supply another team. Rossi needs to avoid Ducati like the plague, then there is always the question of honor for Honda, considering they no longer have any I suspect Honda will take Rossi back and get him back on the good rubber.
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Posted by ӝACE 27ӝ ® (168 days ago)
As you yourself said Ace it's far too early to be drawing conclusions..
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Posted by jibajaba - Unregistered (168 days ago)
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Interesting scenerio with the Gresini BS testing... certainly would be if they improve to the point that the factory has to reevaluate their ongoing Michelin partnership... An HRC/Bridgstone marriage would make for better Japanese press I reckon hmmm food for though as the season progresses.

Lets say hypothetically rossi finishes behind Horhay this year, he likely then wont stay at Yamaha?.... So what options are left realistically Hmmm back to HRC on BS tyres! OR retire ;)
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Posted by Marty Cowan (167 days ago)
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