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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BarryMachine @ Mar 31 2008, 01:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Good point ......
At Qatar Dani was in the thick of it ...... ok he had a stuffed up hand but he still battled all the way even making a comeback after being overtaken by some of the best riders in the world.
When a rider gets out in front and dissappears thats the best ride ever ..... I was actually a bit pissed that they didn't show more of him cos he was riding like a demon from the snippets we did see.
But hey I'd rather watch 1 good rider lapping ad nauseum than several slower riders swapping places in the freight train. Horses for courses I guess.
i think its good to have variety and the 125's and 250's provide that, theyre the races i most look forward to in the weekend but by the end of the 250's i actually like having a bit of a run away (providing its my rider leading of course
) to calm my nerves! i wouldnt want every race to be like that and i wouldnt want Dani to win all the time either because that would bore me as well. as long as the season is exciting overall i will be happy, its inevitable that not every race will be a 5 man dice and thats fine by me.
At Qatar Dani was in the thick of it ...... ok he had a stuffed up hand but he still battled all the way even making a comeback after being overtaken by some of the best riders in the world.
When a rider gets out in front and dissappears thats the best ride ever ..... I was actually a bit pissed that they didn't show more of him cos he was riding like a demon from the snippets we did see.
But hey I'd rather watch 1 good rider lapping ad nauseum than several slower riders swapping places in the freight train. Horses for courses I guess.
i think its good to have variety and the 125's and 250's provide that, theyre the races i most look forward to in the weekend but by the end of the 250's i actually like having a bit of a run away (providing its my rider leading of course