Levi. I see no discernable difference between a BMW or an Audi. Their both unreliable, douschy status symbols
As I recall you hated Mdub as well. He was the funniest bloke this forum has ever seen. Noone but you had a problem with him. Pull the stick out of your ... dude. The world needs goofballs
Replaying shows Marquez hits Rossis knee . Rossi was smarter than letting himself knocked off the bike.
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guess MM tought he can pull that master move like Rossi did, but no he can't ... 
, only Rossi can survive those crazy MM moves
, only Rossi can survive those crazy MM moves
I just watched the vid JPS posted of KR racing the stroker. Just from appeareance alone the style of that era did not look nearly as agressive as todays racers. I realize the skill set of riding those widowmakers was greater but those 20 degree lean angles look amateur compared to today
I guess that was a legit finish, not sure if Rossi made an effort to complete the final turn. Marquez did make contact, though, and Rossi was in the lead going into Geert-Timmer so I guess all's fair.
Good race overall. Finally get to see some proper GP racing. Run a comfortable pace. Keep your tires in good condition. Open the throttle with 5 to go, and keep turning up the wick until someone relents.
Good race overall. Finally get to see some proper GP racing. Run a comfortable pace. Keep your tires in good condition. Open the throttle with 5 to go, and keep turning up the wick until someone relents.
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MM had a smiley shitcrack in the post race interview.....and also went onto the grass.
Yes, if he actually knocked Valentino into the dirt MM can't complain. Valentino might even be canny enough to have done it deliberately after the contact.
I'll take a third for Jorge as I said before the race, he survived Assen this year with podium points which may even have been his mindset going in, although Valentino definitely seems to have his measure if they are not on the soft tyre.
I never really saw him, I started watching when they started telecasting it in Australia which coincided with Wayne Gardner being competitive, and don't seek out replays although I will watch one if I stumble across it.
Everything seems to indicate that KR was fairly revolutionary though, and he won 3 titles on the bounce from his debut with no experience of the tracks in the first year. I don't think the technology of the time, particularly the tyre technology, would have allowed anyone to run modern lean angles etc.
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