Tech 3 Yamaha team-mates Colin Edwards and James Toseland are confident of playing a leading role in Sunday's Catalan Grand Prix after qualifying next to each other on the second row of the grid.
Either of the Tech3 Yams could make the podium if a couple of the top guys have a bad race. Can't see Hayden or DePuniet running the pace at the front for the whole race, thats for sure. Depends if Rossi can work his way into podium contention.
Posted by Hologide - Unregistered (168 days ago)
They both seem to be saying that if you are not on the 1st or 2nd row you might as well not turn up. I wonder what they will be thinking when Rossi blasts past them "with both guns blazing" as Colin has put it.
There are a few of us BRITS that maybe just a little bit biased. We may be a little bit "heavy footed" when it comes to JT. In all fairness, it has been a while that a BRIT has been at, and I say, the forefront, of the front of the running of the GP. He has been to, approximately, 5 tracks that he hasn't even seen before, and while I am not considering that as a bad thing, there are people on here that are writing him off. Give the guy a break. There are times and a place. Wait til Donny Donny Donny and we will see if he has what it takes. He knows the track, he knows the fans, and Crash are playing the day before. Rock on. The MAN. The SINGER. The RIDER. XX
Posted by Ratty952 - Unregistered (168 days ago)
1 people agree.2 people disagree.
Are you drunk and desperate for someone to argue with Ratty?
If I may add, I mean 5 tracks that he hasn't seen before.
I admit that I am biased, but, the boy did good.
C'mon the race tomorrow.
See you all at Donny. The day of Champs is going to be awesome. Camping from te Thursday til Sunday. I'll be the **** with the loud music all night.
ROCK ON......
Posted by Ratty952 - Unregistered (168 days ago)
1 people agree.
Sorry Ratty, I wasn't having a go at James. Just saying it how I see it. I want to see JT on the podium as much as you do..He has really surprised me since he came into MotoGP, I felt that he spent too long in WSB (7 yrs) Other british riders have passed him i.e Shakey, James Ellison etc. but now they are gone so maybe james IS doing it the right way after all. It is worrying that he is 27yrs old and the other Rookies are 21 or 22 though.
Posted by codger . (168 days ago)
Last Edited 168 days ago
Perhaps Rossi is the exception to the rule codger. Depends on if he is stil having problems with his bike come the race.
But generally they are right. To be in with a chance of winning you ideally want to be in the first two rows. that obviously gives the best chance to come out of the first corner towards the front of the field and will hopefully help avoid the mid field squeeze through the first corner.
We all want to see great racing and although i would like JT to be on a podium i dont really care provided he makes a good show of himself. Together with Dovi and JL all three are showing what good riders they are and are not afraid to bash it up the inside when necessary.
Posted by PETER DYER - Unregistered (168 days ago)
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