Assen 2016

BarryMachine · Jun 26, 2016

Jumkie said:
I don't think Rossi has any cats. ..... is not his thing.

Oh thats right ... he likes dongs.

oops I mean dogs.

Explanation: In Australia a "dong" is a slang word for a ......

see what I did there ...... I extended jumkies implication/joke ( thats assuming jumkie was being "tongue in cheek")

moto vudu · Jun 26, 2016

Jumkie said:
I don't think Rossi has any cats. ..... is not his thing.

So you had an issue with me kicking up dust and trolling after Val won at Catalunya, but here you are after a VR DNF doing the same.

VR fans, we must retreat back to our stronghold and prepare for another assault.

BarryMachine · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
VR fans, we must retreat back to our stronghold and prepare for another assault.

See now thats good.

Assuming you meant it as "tongue in cheek"?

michaelm · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
So you had an issue with me kicking up dust and trolling after Val won at Catalunya, but here you are after a VR DNF doing the same.

VR fans, we must retreat back to our stronghold and prepare for another assault.

I honestly think he wants the 8th/10th title too much, and tightens up. In the wet race Lorenzo crashed out of late season last year Rossi rode a strange unconfident race and was saved by Jorge's impetuosity when Redding passed him on his out lap after a bike changeover, and in this one he pushed too hard when favourably placed in regard to both MM and JL.

danski · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
VR fans, we must retreat back to our stronghold and prepare for another assault.

Lets hope it's the last setback, onward and upward!

moto vudu · Jun 26, 2016

michaelm said:
I honestly think he wants the 8th/10th title too much, and tightens up. In the wet race Lorenzo crashed out of late season last year Rossi rode a strange unconfident race and was saved by Jorge's impetuosity when Redding passed him on his out lap after a bike changeover, and in this one he pushed too hard when favourably placed in regard to both MM and JL.

No such thing as "wanting it too much". If he doesn't want it bad enough he wont train hard and continue work on improving as hard as he has been. You have it want it so bad you're obsessed over it, it consumes you... that's how you achieve it. Only want it a little bit and you'll be riding around mid-pack about to lose your ride to a younger rider that "wants it too much".

The margin for error is extremely small on a drying track, he made a mistake. Lorenzo and Marquez will not make it the rest of the season without making more mistakes themselves.

sewarion · Jun 26, 2016

what a brilliant sunday.

michaelm · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
No such thing as "wanting it too much". If he doesn't want it bad enough he wont train hard and continue work on improving as hard as he has been. You have it want it so bad you're obsessed over it, it consumes you... that's how you achieve it. Only want it a little bit and you'll be riding around mid-pack about to lose your ride to a younger rider that "wants it too much".

The margin for error is extremely small on a drying track, he made a mistake. Lorenzo and Marquez will not make it the rest of the season without making more mistakes themselves.

Lorenzo might, and the "new" MM might go close now he has nearly a race lead as well. I strongly suspect he could have won this race, and as recently as 12 months ago would fairly definitely have attempted to win it, but chose not to risk it.

moto vudu · Jun 26, 2016

michaelm said:
Lorenzo might, and the "new" MM might go close now he has nearly a race lead as well. I strongly suspect he could have won this race, and as recently as 12 months ago would fairly definitely have attempted to win it, but chose not to risk it.

MM will most certainly look to play it safe and keep picking up points, but the issues he has been having with the RCV in the dry have not been rectified. We're only approaching the halfway point of the season and each Yamaha win will close the gap forcing Marc to push a little harder each time. Even the new MM can be pressured into a mistake.

Jumkie · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
You can believe what you want, but you're a ....... ..... if you think anyone in race direction gives a .... about Rossi's POSITION on track.

How much confidence would you have in a judge deciding your case that proved to be partial against you? Worse yet, partial on a point that is antithetical to the matter being decided! You'd be a "....... ....." to have any confidence in such a man.

Mike Webb confirmed in no uncertain terms what a few of us had long suspected, Race Direction is an extension of Rossi's advantage in this ........ championship. When Race Direction admitted to being influence on a matter of SAFETY over Rossi's championship position, they should have all been fired on the spot. From henceforth, all Race Direction's decisions are suspect and should be read as an extension of Dorna's Rossi-centric series. Race Dirossiction is like the referee in WWE. It may appear like an impartial official, with its stripped shirt, but it's a sham, easily fooling and bamboozling people like you.

moto vudu · Jun 26, 2016

Jumkie said:
How much confidence would you have in a judge deciding your case that proved to be partial against you? Worse yet, partial on a point that is antithetical to the matter being decided! You'd be a "....... ....." to have any confidence in such a man.

Mike Webb confirmed in no uncertain terms what a few of us had long suspected, Race Direction is an extension of Rossi's advantage in this ........ championship. When Race Direction admitted to being influence on a matter of SAFETY over Rossi's championship position, they should have all been fired on the spot. From henceforth, all Race Direction's decisions are suspect and should be read as an extension of Dorna's Rossi-centric series. Race Dirossiction is like the referee in WWE. It may appear like an impartial official, with its stripped shirt, but it's a sham, easily fooling and bamboozling people like you.

There was a death at the previous round!! Race Direction was looking at a flooded track and 3 crashes within a short span of time. They could sit and do nothing "well, the riders aren't putting their hand up so everything must be good", but had a serious accident occurred the blame that would've been placed on them is immense.

You're so obsessed with Rossi hate, you think every single decision made in MotoGP is based on Rossi. Race Direction isn't as obsessed with Rossi as YOU ARE!!

The restart did make the race more dangerous, but RD had to make a judgement call based on what they thought was a safety issue. They don't care where Rossi finishes.

evo9 · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
No such thing as "wanting it too much". If he doesn't want it bad enough he wont train hard and continue work on improving as hard as he has been. You have it want it so bad you're obsessed over it, it consumes you... that's how you achieve it. Only want it a little bit and you'll be riding around mid-pack about to lose your ride to a younger rider that "wants it too much".

The margin for error is extremely small on a drying track, he made a mistake. Lorenzo and Marquez will not make it the rest of the season without making more mistakes themselves.

Keep dreaming! Did you hear what Marc said in parc ferme? This rider will be the 2016 world champ.

danski · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
There was a death at the previous round!! Race Direction was looking at a flooded track and 3 crashes within a short span of time. They could sit and do nothing "well, the riders aren't putting their hand up so everything must be good", but had a serious accident occurred the blame that would've been placed on them is immense.

You're so obsessed with Rossi hate, you think every single decision made in MotoGP is based on Rossi. Race Direction isn't as obsessed with Rossi as YOU ARE!!

The restart did make the race more dangerous, but RD had to make a judgement call based on what they thought was a safety issue. They don't care where Rossi finishes.

Is true, the rain was so heavy the tyres couldn't shift the water fast enough, all the riders unanimously agreed with the red flag so that in itself debunks the conspiracy theory straight away.

evo9 · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
MM will most certainly look to play it safe and keep picking up points, but the issues he has been having with the RCV in the dry have not been rectified. We're only approaching the halfway point of the season and each Yamaha win will close the gap forcing Marc to push a little harder each time. Even the new MM can be pressured into a mistake.

Honda is know for doing things the hard way. If you think they are a bunch of dumb .... like you. Good luck thinking the RCV is not going to get better as the season rolls on.

moto vudu · Jun 26, 2016

evo9 said:
Keep dreaming! Did you hear what Marc said in parc ferme? This rider will be the 2016 world champ.

I'm not dreaming. Marquez does not have the championship won before the halfway point of the season. If motorsports was so predictable that you just knew for sure MM will podium from here on out with no issues... most of us wouldn't even watch.

Just like he almost kissed the tarmac in FP3, he can have a major problem in an upcoming race.

evo9 · Jun 26, 2016

Jumkie said:
I don't think Rossi has any cats. ..... is not his thing.

HAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!

The only way rossi wins 2016, is if a ..... starts to chase him. He would run like a scalded cat outta hell..............

JPSLotus · Jun 26, 2016

Daniboy said:
Is true, the rain was so heavy the tyres couldn't shift the water fast enough, all the riders unanimously agreed with the red flag so that in itself debunks the conspiracy theory straight away.

I saw a number expressing frustration when the red flag came out.

How did you determine that they all unanimously agreed with it?

evo9 · Jun 26, 2016

moto vudu said:
I'm not dreaming. Marquez does not have the championship won before the halfway point of the season. If motorsports was so predictable that you just knew for sure MM will podium from here on out with no issues... most of us wouldn't even watch.

Just like he almost kissed the tarmac in FP3, he can have a major problem in an upcoming race.

You are dumber than I thought. Let me help you out here a little. Of the 3, who has the most sensible race approach? Also who crashed remount & finish with points? And once again. Did you listen to Marc interview in Parc Fermé?

Did you see the 2006 motogp season? It was won by points, not race wins.

p4p1 · Jun 26, 2016

As a proud Aussie soon to be living in another country can I just say JACK ....... MILLER!!!!!!!!!

moto vudu · Jun 26, 2016

evo9 said:
You are dumber than I thought. Let me help you out here a little. Of the 3, who has the most sensible race approach? Also who crashed remount & finish with points? And once again. Did you listen to Marc interview in Parc Fermé?

Did you see the 2006 motogp season? It was won by points, not race wins.

This is the sort of post that happen when free WiFi hotspots are installed in trailer parks.

What did Marc say in Parc Ferme? He said he could see the future and knows he wont have any issues for the rest of the championship?

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