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Predictions anyone? I, for one, can't see anybody winning this one but Marquez... Yamaha's didn't stand a chance last year, they will be even further back with the reduced fuel this year. Only 1 rider really stands out as being able to beat him, but Pedrosa isn't really on the same level as Marquez... 
 
I predict there will be a happy Spaniard or two.....


they will be joined by a happy italian or two....


we will also get some unhappy Americans.....


and we definitely have one miserable and disappointed mexicunt.... 
 
I think this is Marquez's race to lose, but I predict that Jorge will come out with a real sense of urgency. He's already twenty-five points down, and can't afford to fall further behind.
 
Marquez =  Overwhelming odds on favorite, but this is racing


Pedrosa = Will not be surprised if he wins it


Lorenzo =  Falls 34 points out, will desperation set in early heading to Argentina


Bradl   =  Needs points, ride is on the line


A Espargaro = Not as many fallers this weekend to move him up the order.


Rossi     =  With the 2013 tires here, we will have to wait and see if Qatar was an anomaly


Bautista = battles Rossi  but loses out in the end


Smith


Dovi


P Espargaro


Crutchlow
 
Colin Edwards announced his retirement today. He sounded a little embarrassed that he couldnt get more out of a bike that has race win potential. It was time, or passed time really. Someone will be getting a nice ride though
 
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MM


Big Gap


JL


DP


Bigger Gap


VR


AB


AE


BS


PE


AI


AD


CC
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Who is this Big Gap fellow, Only one i could think of was Crutchlow. :crazy:
 
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rezonator636
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My new mission in life is to own one of those bikes. 
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Listen real close, it sounded like the winner was a big bang configuration and second place had a screamer. :eek:
 
My Sunday Predictions


I predict ya'll missed me like Kardashian misses white cock


I predict that the grass is not always greener on the other slide


I predict that Migs will start a prediction thread that somehow denigrates Americans


I predict that Migs will give us a wrap up of the race that will include denigrating Americans.


I predict that if Deal and Migs ever met they would be soulmates because misery loves company


I predict that This race will pull Povol from the brink of suicide after the surprise shocker of The Undertaker losing at Wrestlemania last week.


I predict Kevin Schwantz will find a camera to put his mug in front of.


I predict that RDP will crash out of COTA,while playing MotoGP 4 on Playstation


I predict that Game Of Thrones will show more flacid weiner this weekend


I predict that Nick Harris will use the term "absolutely flying" to describe vehicles that are incapable of flight


I predict that Pitbull will use the words dalè, Miami, Mr Worldwide and Cuba in his next song


And finally I predict that Stoner will talk .... about someone or something on Sunday
 
Well FP1


 


MM- Amazing


AE- Soft Tyres helped but still good lap


DP- 1sec slower than team mate


VR- Fastest Yam again .8 up on team mate


AD- Fastest Duc


BS- Very good job so pleased to see him ahead of the cry baby


CC- Not bad not great


SB- Out of a job soon


AI- Expected more


AB- Garbage


PE- Off to rim his big bro


JL- Slowest Yam, barring a pensioner
 
I seriously hope that Bautista and Bradl let somebody else have a turn next season on those satellite Honda's.. neither of them have done anything noteworthy since they started... Yeah a few glimmers of greatness but nothing special...
 
 FP1


 


1.        Marc Marquez        ESP    Repsol Honda Team (RC213V)        2m    4.704s            [Lap 10/15]    334km/h (Top Speed)
2.        Aleix Espargaro        ESP    NGM Forward Racing (Forward Yamaha)        2m    5.591s        +0.887s    [12/13]    318km/h
3.        Dani Pedrosa        ESP    Repsol Honda Team (RC213V)        2m    5.676s        +0.972s    [15/15]    334km/h
4.        Valentino Rossi        ITA    Movistar Yamaha MotoGP (YZR-M1)        2m    5.972s        +1.268s    [9/15]    331km/h
5.        Andrea Dovizioso        ITA    Ducati Team (Desmosedici)        2m    6.279s        +1.575s    [14/14]    336km/h
6.        Bradley Smith        GBR    Monster Yamaha Tech 3 (YZR-M1)        2m    6.336s        +1.632s    [18/18]    325km/h
7.        Cal Crutchlow        GBR    Ducati Team (Desmosedici)        2m    6.433s        +1.729s    [15/15]    334km/h
8.        Stefan Bradl        GER    LCR Honda MotoGP (RC213V)        2m    6.537s        +1.833s    [15/15]    335km/h
9.        Andrea Iannone        ITA    Pramac Racing (Desmosedici)        2m    6.602s        +1.898s    [14/14]    332km/h
10.        Alvaro Bautista        ESP    Go&Fun Honda Gresini (RC213V)        2m    6.633s        +1.929s    [11/13]    334km/h
11.        Pol Espargaro        ESP    Monster Yamaha Tech 3 (YZR-M1)        2m    6.680s        +1.976s    [17/17]    328km/h
12.        Jorge Lorenzo        ESP    Movistar Yamaha MotoGP (YZR-M1)        2m    6.771s        +2.067s    [14/14]    330km/h
13.        Nicky Hayden        USA    Drive M7 Aspar (RCV1000R)        2m    7.450s        +2.746s    [11/13]    315km/h
14.        Colin Edwards        USA    NGM Forward Racing (Forward Yamaha)        2m    7.644s        +2.940s    [14/15]    317km/h
15.        Yonny Hernandez        COL    Pramac Racing (Desmosedici)        2m    7.689s        +2.985s    [7/16]    326km/h
16.        Karel Abraham        CZE    Cardion AB Motoracing (RCV1000R)        2m    7.702s        +2.998s    [9/13]    315km/h
17.        Hector Barbera        ESP    Avintia Racing (Avintia)        2m    8.150s        +3.446s    [8/16]    315km/h
18.        Hiroshi Aoyama        JPN    Drive M7 Aspar (RCV1000R)        2m    8.455s        +3.751s    [12/17]    320km/h
19.        Scott Redding        GBR    Go&Fun Honda Gresini (RCV1000R)        2m    8.588s        +3.884s    [7/14]    312km/h
20.        Danilo Petrucci        ITA    IodaRacing Project (ART)        2m    9.646s        +4.942s    [12/13]    315km/h
21.        Michael Laverty        GBR    Paul Bird Motorsport (PBM-ART)        2m    10.206s        +5.502s    [15/15]    311km/h
22.        Broc Parkes        AUS    Paul Bird Motorsport (PBM-ART)        2m    10.493s        +5.789s    [10/12]    305km/h
23.        Mike Di Meglio        FRA    Avintia Racing (Avintia)        2m    11.100s        +6.396s    [5/15]    314km/h
 
elitemafia
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I seriously hope that Bautista and Bradl let somebody else have a turn next season on those satellite Honda's.. neither of them have done anything noteworthy since they started... Yeah a few glimmers of greatness but nothing special...
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Apparently, Redding is getting Alvaro's bike next year no matter what. We'll see what happens with Bradl, though.
 

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