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Nick636

March 13, 2013 12:21 PM

MOTOGP » Austin MotoGP test times - Tuesday (Final)


@ Bip Bip Run These teams spend HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO GET THESE BIKES AND RIDERS AND CREW TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD! There is NO point in them running round at half pace and "sandbagging" as so many people so often suggest... They test so they can make the bikes perform better at pace, not Sunday breakfast run pace. That all said, IF Rossi was just spending the day, doing more laps than anyone else, JUST to learn the track and be comfortable on it, FAIR GAME, but we'll only see by the end of the test.

Nick636

March 13, 2013 8:56 AM

MOTOGP » Austin MotoGP test times - Tuesday (Final)


@ herewego - Unregistered OR are you talking about Stoner's TEN wins in one season in 2011 on the Honda? OR the FIVE wins in 2012 (Bearing in mind there would have been more had he not injured himself at Indy) Or, as @bmxers posted, the 23 wins on the Ducati? Which Rossi NEVER won on. It's EASY to ride from the back to first when: a) There are 12 - 15 bikes on the grid. b) You're on the best bike...

Nick636

March 13, 2013 6:20 AM

MOTOGP » Austin MotoGP test times - Tuesday (Final)


@ Grendlehop I find it hard to believe they have the same spec equipment... That Stefan has been there over a year and still off the pace (of Dani and Marc) like that is strange. Yes, MM is special, but so was Bradl in his Moto 2 WINNING YEAR (UNTIL ABOUT HALF WAY). But also, I don't think Repsol would be happy to see their boy beaten by a "Satellite" rider.

Nick636

March 12, 2013 2:06 PM

MOTOGP » Dovizioso explains Ducati gains, weakness


@ The Truth Yes, FFS, WE SAW IT, WE ALL SAW IT! Now, PLEASE can you people PLEASE STOP FLOGGING THAT SAME DEAD HORSE!!!! Did you see all the other times Casey got the better of Rossi? Or that time Rossi's ambition outweighed his talent?! ON TOPIC: I like how Dovi is approaching this challenge, and it already appears to be bearing fruit! GOOD LUCK DOVI!!!!

Nick636

March 08, 2013 5:58 AM

MOTOGP » Kawasaki considering MotoGP return?


@ tetley You are both right and wrong... Yes, a bigger grip will lead to good fights, but that doesn't mean we'll see them. How many times did we even SEE the CRT's last year? Yeah, very few. We hardly saw the Ducati's or the satellite Hondas once they fell out of the top 5/6. The front still had few big BATTLES. @ shamarone I think people are realistic enough, they just hope MotoGP can get back to where it was with MANUFACTURERS running PROTOTYPES and maybe a few competitive PRIVATEERS instead of a whole gang of second tier competition.


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