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Excited about CRT's

povol

povol

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You could have fooled me. What if they held a test and noone noticed. For the last 3 days, CRT's teams have beeb testing in Jerez, and not one thread, or a peep has been mentined of it. In that same time frame, we had a guy go all Jumkie on us just thinking there was a test of real GP bikes. In short, there was more discussion about a test that wasnt even scheduled, than one that was actually taking place.I said a while back that the CRT concept did not inspire the technical senses, i guess i was right
 
You done jacking off? When there are private tests using factory bikes, there are usually no thread worthy mention of it, but thanks for making this one into a thread. You're so desperate to force feed your childish resistance to change about the future of GP that you'll dig up anything and stretch it into some lame point. For a guy who said he would boycott the new CRTs, you sure do follow CRTs quite a bit. Reminds me of all those closet .... republicans who claim they hate gays, that is until we find a picture of them with somebody's .... in their mouth.
 
not too bad, is it?



1. Hector Barbera ESP Ducati 1m 40.0s

2. Randy de Puniet FRA Aspar (ART CRT) 1m 40.30s

3. Aleix Espargaro ESP Aspar (ART CRT) 1m 41.10s

4. Mattia Pasini ITA Speed Master (ART CRT) 1m 41.29s

5. Danilo Petrucci ITA Ioda Racing (Ioda-Aprilia CRT) 1m 41.6s

6. James Ellison GBR PBM (ART CRT) 1m 42.526s



Fastest race lap:

Dani Pedrosa ESP Honda 1m 39.731s (2010)
 
The factory bikes are still racing, and every interview you've read from the manufacturers has assured fans that prototypes (no production parts) are the backbone of MotoGP, and they will continue in the future. Production parts have only been banned since 2003 (a situation brought about by an arbitrary business contract between the FIM and WSBK), but for your psychological stability, we will classify the new MotoGP prototypes as "traditional prototypes".



The person most excited about CRTs must be you, since you've started a thread. Another unusual role reversal. We tell you CRTs are exciting, you start a thread to tell us that CRTs are not exciting enough to have their own thread.
 
Typical crayfish responses from the peanut gallery. I would have expected nothing less.
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I am actually excited to see the CRT bikes, and I think they will develop to the point where they are close to the satelite teams, or privateer teams on customer bikes.

MotoGP has changed. Accept it.

No one accepts change well, however this might actually improve the game.
 
Imo what they need to do is get official Aprilia and BMW factory teams into motogp, not have them slinking around behind CRT. Wasnt the MSMA finished the minute Kawaski pulled out. Its definitely finished now that Suzuki has pulled out. Now DORNA could get them back in without MSMA interference, with 24 litres of fuel and enough engines to develop something competitive. I would be much more interested seeing full factory efforts from Suzuki, Kawaski, Aprilia and BMW rather than parts bin specials.
 
the only thing i dislike about the CRTs is the name CRT
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...on a side note..when are they going to amend the rules to allow any 600cc engine in moto2? Even moto3 uses different engines
 
Jumkie said:
You done jacking off? When there are private tests using factory bikes, there are usually no thread worthy mention of it, but thanks for making this one into a thread. You're so desperate to force feed your childish resistance to change about the future of GP that you'll dig up anything and stretch it into some lame point. For a guy who said he would boycott the new CRTs, you sure do follow CRTs quite a bit. Reminds me of all those closet .... republicans who claim they hate gays, that is until we find a picture of them with somebody's .... in their mouth.
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Hot Damn! That has to be one of the best posts I have seen on this board!
 
Jumkie said:
You done jacking off? When there are private tests using factory bikes, there are usually no thread worthy mention of it, but thanks for making this one into a thread. You're so desperate to force feed your childish resistance to change about the future of GP that you'll dig up anything and stretch it into some lame point. For a guy who said he would boycott the new CRTs, you sure do follow CRTs quite a bit. Reminds me of all those closet .... republicans who claim they hate gays, that is until we find a picture of them with somebody's .... in their mouth.
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I love you man!!



Does that make me gay?
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Well RDP just got within 3 tenths of the Duc ridden by Barbera at Jerez, and you know that Ape isn't done with that bike yet. If they are gonna do the CRT thing like all racing they have done you can expect updates all season long. What's also interesting is that RDP is almost a second faster than a bunch of other guys on the same bikes. If CRT allow a rider who can out pace other guys on the same equipment by that large a gap, then we need it, RDP has talent and he deserves a ride. It's a good thing he doesn't think like you and wanted to stick around GP, I'll be rooting him on while he tries to take the less technologically advanced bike and kicks satellite prototype ... with it. By next year the CRTs will be much better, just give it some time.
 
Mental Anarchist said:
Love how you keep ....... with the intellectual ameba that calls himself Jumkie. The response is so predictable every time.
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Posting after a long time. Couldn't resist this



http://www.powerslide.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=13954&st=140&p=276884&#entry276884





[Renjith]:You know what your problem is - you try to imitate Jumkie but minus the wit and intelligence. And often FAIL...
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[font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][Mental]: [/font][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I don't but thank you for the compliment. If I could be associated with someone like Jumkie who is not clouded by yellow mist and has an insight into the politics of the sport and fail to measure up then I am still happy.[/font]
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See how things changed once Jumkie dared to criticize Stoner
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Haha Mental gets bit on the ...... now he's happy to be associated with BM and Scotty!
 
hawkdriver said:
Well RDP just got within 3 tenths of the Duc ridden by Barbera at Jerez, and you know that Ape isn't done with that bike yet. If they are gonna do the CRT thing like all racing they have done you can expect updates all season long. What's also interesting is that RDP is almost a second faster than a bunch of other guys on the same bikes. If CRT allow a rider who can out pace other guys on the same equipment by that large a gap, then we need it, RDP has talent and he deserves a ride. It's a good thing he doesn't think like you and wanted to stick around GP, I'll be rooting him on while he tries to take the less technologically advanced bike and kicks satellite prototype ... with it. By next year the CRTs will be much better, just give it some time.
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^^ What he said ^^

I have thought for a long time that RDP was the only other guy that got close to making the Duc work, and he did well on the LDR Honda.

I really hope he takes the CRT Aprilia to a competative bike.
 

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