Still confused by this formula...
Capirossi - 5 years, 7 wins, 23 podiums.
Stoner - 4 years, a championship, 23 wins, 42 podiums
Hayden resigns with Ducati!
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Still confused by this formula...
Capirossi - 5 years, 7 wins, 23 podiums.
Stoner - 4 years, a championship, 23 wins, 42 podiums
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Norah Head
Not dead sure on the formula myself ....... mainly because I think the whole "development rider" thing is a straw to be clutched at when things are beyond desperate.
but here we go ........
From Jumkie ......... Any rider on the team acquires the wins of the other .... as cred. eg. Hayden takes credit for any of Pedrosa's wins as well as his 2. Matter of fact I think Jumkie is still claiming for Stoner wins on the HRC ......
The Boppers ......... Any win ( and in fact championship ) aquired by any Yamaha rider ..... in history ...... is attributed to Rossi ...
The boppers ......... Any lack of wins by Rossi on the Ducati is deducted from any cred. Stoner acquires as a development rider.
The boppers .....,,,,, Stoner has no cred. as a development rider.
The boppers .......... Capirosi made the Ducati for Stoner ....
The boppers ........... Capirossi is italian .... therefore bearable.
Them's the rules ......... I think .........
SO obviously Capirosi is it!!
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Your Mom's House
U sir are right! Im drunk as hell, but ur still.......... right. Nicky, WTF! .... WWF/GP.
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Norah Head
Coming from you ( a drunk dog .... scraped doormat ) that is an honour.
Thank you. Prick.
Actually Jumkie ....... I don't know if its possible at all for you to fix this, but you are so ....... lame puerile and boring. is it possible that you could like totally "remake" yourself?
Its a waste of time and space when you every single post of yours is like:
I don't read any of your crap cos its the most runaround wanky crap but it takes so much energy to use the scroll wheel on my mouse to flick past your drivel. So could you be completely different please ...... any change would be great.
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Out of Nowhere
Wrong again - The ever underwhelming Kiyo appeared in 2003 - which was far too long and Hiroshi Aoyama hardly broke the back of mastering the RCV212v breaking his own back in the process at Silverstone. Hiro isn't exactly setting the world of Superbikes on fire. What do you suggest genius? Perhaps Nicky and Colin should consider joining Kiyo in the F.I.M. Asian Road Racing Championship
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Norah Head
