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You are like a dog chasing it's tail, round and round you go and where have you gone? NOWHERE!!!! booooooom
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You are like a dog chasing it's tail, round and round you go and where have you gone? NOWHERE!!!! booooooom
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Iannone is a god damn ....... ...... When is that ... gonna learn how to stay on track and not crash and take other riders with him? Anyway like ive said before.. Rossi is on the move for his 10th title!
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I saw an interview with Ducati manager Tardozzi right out of RD and right after the sanction was given. He stated the reason for that specific sanction, as it was explained to him and the rider, is Iannone has now repeated twice the same bad racing move (it's considered equivalent to the crashing torpedo against Dovi). The criteria should be: 2 times = back of the grid; 3 times (if he does it just once again) = penalization - not sure in which terms -; 4) 4 times = black flag. Or something along those lines, I'm just quoting what I remember.
Can we have a sense of maturity prevail given that these guys put their lives on the table for our entertainment. I mean you stay with the factions you want but I think at least Catalunya thread can be made hate-free from all camps
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Admitting that you hate a man because of his fans is truly pathetic. I loved motogp long before Rossi was on the scene so don't pretend you know me just because I am a fan of his.
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Not the way it works man. Race threads are for debating and being an ........ Their is a thread dedicated to Salom, I would hope that can stay civil. Sorry they still raced so we will still discuss it. Iononne obviously didn't head any warning.
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It's very similar to how it has been in the past when JL is missing edge grip. He struggles to get on the podium. Iannone cost him the race today, but JL's struggle on hard tires are nothing new.
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So this particular penalty was thus NOT based on the points system?
And further, if a rider commits the same 'crime' 2 times, he has to start from the back of the grid (as AI must do at Assen), 3 times is 'penalty' would then be starting from pit lane and 4 times would result in a race ban?
So what about the point system then?
I formerly blamed the sizeable idiotic element among his fandom rather than Rossi himself, but events last year revealed him to be fully complicit in it all. So what many you call "haters" actually "hate" is the hatred of other riders which has been such a prominent part of the sport during the Rossi era, which it is now rather clear he has instigated.
So why did it take another rider dying for Rossi and his moronic fans to realise this sport is not soccer and booing riders on the podium is totally inappropriate, the point that your opponents on here have made all along?
And why is Jorge the one that should be making overtures to Rossi? He is not the one who has made, and never withdrawn (in fact still pretty much implying in this piece that Jorge is the party at fault), baseless accusations against his team-mate which will very likely blight the rest of his career and all that he has achieved in his career thus far. I wouldn't be at all surprised after his reaction in that press conference (again something which made me think of the way the general tabloid press operates, surely someone could have called him out of the press conference to give him the dire news about his compatriot, someone with whom he apparently travelled) if Jorge carries the process through to the same logical conclusion that Stoner did and retires fairly soon.
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He was doing fine until his friend died and they changed the circuit lay out, I think his times on the first day were on the hard tyre. He looked devastated in that press conference which should never have played out as it did.
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His times in practice sessions and even qualifying mean nothing if he can't be fast on Sunday. Again, Lorenzo has been struggling in races on any tires that do not give a lot of edge grip. I'm sure he would never admit it, but it's a hole in his game.
And you are not one yourself? I thought you were the guy who was all for cool rationalism.
How is Rossi continuing to portray himself as the aggrieved party changed by him doing so after winning a race this time btw?
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Great race, .... jlo
Nyah nyah nyah Rossi won passes for a telling argument by your standards?
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"i don't congratulate Rossi because he does not deserve it, he tried to murder the guy who extended his hand out to him today."
If Rossi wanted to murder "Murder Marc" he'd be dead.
He certainly wouldn't have done something at that low of speed if his intention was certain death.
Of course people have drowned in their cats bowl of milk so there's that.
But this theory about attempted homicide is just too far out there Jum. It diminishes your credibility too much for me. I do find Jum credible mostly.
Pretty exiting race. Too bad I paid for my entire seat. cuz I only used the edge of it.
If Rossi wanted to murder "Murder Marc" he'd be dead.
He certainly wouldn't have done something at that low of speed if his intention was certain death.
Of course people have drowned in their cats bowl of milk so there's that.
But this theory about attempted homicide is just too far out there Jum. It diminishes your credibility too much for me. I do find Jum credible mostly.
Pretty exiting race. Too bad I paid for my entire seat. cuz I only used the edge of it.
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Well you tell all the other haters to rationalize and I will follow, I'll be interested to see your lead.
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Actually the ducati guy was Ciabatti, not Tardozzi, and now I found confirm online: it's simply an alternative to the penalty point system that can be applied in case of reiteration of the same racing mistake, with gradual worsening of the punishment (back of the grid/box/black flag). Iannone's points in fact are still the same, none taken away.
Maybe if it had been a point penalization there wouldn't even have been an immediate consequence, don't know what his situation was, but at this point I guess his points were not touched in Argentina either. In any case he (rightly) hadn't it easy.
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They and you can comport yourselves however you choose as far as I am concerned. I have no problem with partisanship, just with the attitude that partisanship is different depending on whom it concerns. My view is similar in regard to argumentum ad hominem.
I also still await the first actual argument you present on this forum btw.
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Eh? It was a good response to the absolute toss Jumkie was spouting. The end.
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