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Pasini wins his second race in a row, I'm curious if he can still fight for this championship despite all the accumulated disadvantage.
Looks unlike because Faubel the championship leader was 2nd, so he only made up 5 points. Talmacsi 2nd in the championship was 3rd so now Faubel has extended his lead to 7 points.
Still I think 125cc will be the most interesting championship battle it's all very close at the top with Faubel, Talmacsi, Gadea, Pesek and who knows maybe Pasini can get there too.
250cc is ... Lorenzo's Land! I don't think there's a chance of him losing this championship (injuries apart). DeAngelis is not good enough to beat him, Dovizioso's bike is not good enough, Bautista is still a rookie.
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Talmacsi
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Bautista
Pasini wins his second race in a row, I'm curious if he can still fight for this championship despite all the accumulated disadvantage.
Looks unlike because Faubel the championship leader was 2nd, so he only made up 5 points. Talmacsi 2nd in the championship was 3rd so now Faubel has extended his lead to 7 points.
Still I think 125cc will be the most interesting championship battle it's all very close at the top with Faubel, Talmacsi, Gadea, Pesek and who knows maybe Pasini can get there too.
250cc is ... Lorenzo's Land! I don't think there's a chance of him losing this championship (injuries apart). DeAngelis is not good enough to beat him, Dovizioso's bike is not good enough, Bautista is still a rookie.
Pasini is the best 125cc rider, another perfect race, and if things work out he might actually be able to fight for the title, how mega would that be!! Did anybody see what Talmsci was doing over the line?? i don't get it at all.
In the 250cc race Lorenzo is clearly the best by a long margin, i love it!!
In the 250cc race Lorenzo is clearly the best by a long margin, i love it!!
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Half the 125 riders in that chasing pack looked pretty annoyed crossing the line. I was cheering on Corsi myself, good to see him near the front.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Tom @ Jun 30 2007, 02:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Did anybody see what Talmsci was doing over the line?? i don't get it at all.
at first it looked like he was trying to push Faubel off the track a bit like what Biaggi did to Rossi a few years back. but apparently they said he put his arm out to stop the bikes colliding and he went and said something to Faubel afterwards, probably to explain what he was doing!
at first it looked like he was trying to push Faubel off the track a bit like what Biaggi did to Rossi a few years back. but apparently they said he put his arm out to stop the bikes colliding and he went and said something to Faubel afterwards, probably to explain what he was doing!
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I'm so glad that both Pasini and Jorge won today. I think Lorenzo will win the title this season, said that before, still think that, guess most of us do. He's really just too good!! About Pasini, I hope will continue this way, he might even win the title..??
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Franco Fangio @ Jun 30 2007, 10:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>About Pasini, I hope will continue this way, he might even win the title..??
It'd be a miracle, but 125 riders aren't that consistent so it might happen, especially if misfortune is involved.
It'd be a miracle, but 125 riders aren't that consistent so it might happen, especially if misfortune is involved.
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Was delighted to see Lorenzo win yesterday, looked in control of the race even when De Angelis was catching him after passing Dovi. Wasn't the greatest spectacle but as a JL fan wasn't complaing.
The 125s was brilliant, although sitting at the first turn didn't see the events at the chicane due to the camera change to see Pasini cross the line. Ideally will sit in the Geert Timmer Tribune next year though.
The 125s was brilliant, although sitting at the first turn didn't see the events at the chicane due to the camera change to see Pasini cross the line. Ideally will sit in the Geert Timmer Tribune next year though.
BTW in case someone is interested Lorenzo explained his "celebration"
Some press (probably the Italians) said after Donny that Lorenzo was looking nervous after losing 25pts.
So after winning the race Jorge calmly sat with his double and drank a fake tila (infusion for calming down) and then went to the podium.
Some press (probably the Italians) said after Donny that Lorenzo was looking nervous after losing 25pts.
So after winning the race Jorge calmly sat with his double and drank a fake tila (infusion for calming down) and then went to the podium.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Teomolca @ Jul 2 2007, 11:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>BTW in case someone is interested Lorenzo explained his "celebration"
Some press (probably the Italians) said after Donny that Lorenzo was looking nervous after losing 25pts.
So after winning the race Jorge calmly sat with his double and drank a fake tila (infusion for calming down) and then went to the podium.
That makes a lot more sense. When watching on the screens it just looked like he was celebrating with the Aprilla people in the corporate box. Good to see him answer his critics in two ways!
Some press (probably the Italians) said after Donny that Lorenzo was looking nervous after losing 25pts.
So after winning the race Jorge calmly sat with his double and drank a fake tila (infusion for calming down) and then went to the podium.
That makes a lot more sense. When watching on the screens it just looked like he was celebrating with the Aprilla people in the corporate box. Good to see him answer his critics in two ways!
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Noooo
Pasini was hit by someone and he's just retired. I feel so sorry for the guy.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (IsraeliRacer @ Jul 15 2007, 11:21 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Noooo
Pasini was hit by someone and he's just retired. I feel so sorry for the guy.
Unfortunately I didn't see both the 125cc and the 250cc race
What exactly happened to Pasini then?? Who was he hit by??
I only saw the podium celebration of the 250cc, I was shocked when I didn't see Jorge and Dovi on the podium. I'm happy for Aoyama though!! Also nice to see Kallio on the podium. Always liked him.
Unfortunately I didn't see both the 125cc and the 250cc race
What exactly happened to Pasini then?? Who was he hit by??
I only saw the podium celebration of the 250cc, I was shocked when I didn't see Jorge and Dovi on the podium. I'm happy for Aoyama though!! Also nice to see Kallio on the podium. Always liked him.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Franco Fangio @ Jul 15 2007, 02:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>What exactly happened to Pasini then?? Who was he hit by??
There was a chain reaction in turn one, started by DeRosa (i think) who hit Pasini and Pasini knocked Pol Espagaro down. Pasini struggled back out of the gravel but lost way too much time, he gave up a few laps later and pulled into the pits looking completely devastated.
There was a chain reaction in turn one, started by DeRosa (i think) who hit Pasini and Pasini knocked Pol Espagaro down. Pasini struggled back out of the gravel but lost way too much time, he gave up a few laps later and pulled into the pits looking completely devastated.
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