Jerez preditions

1. Rossi
2. Gibernau
3. Edwards

Capirossi
Rossi
Edwards
Gibbers
Hayden

i know the hondas r struggling BUTTTTTTTTTTTT NO MARCO ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR????????????????????????????????????????????????

1. Gibernau
2. Rossi
3. Pedrosa

Rossi
Gibernau
Nakano
4) Checa
5) Pedrosa

Spainiards will be hard to beat, but I'm sure Rossi can bash a few of them off the track if he con't overtake them

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (richo @ Mar 14 2006, 08:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'> Rossi
Gibernau
Nakano
4) Checa
5) Pedrosa

Spainiards will be hard to beat, but I'm sure Rossi can bash a few of them off the track if he con't overtake them

Thanks but Gibernau cut in and the touch made Rossi go wide. Not into the gravel though.

I thinkit will be.....


1. Rossi
2. Capirorossi
3.Nakano
4.Elias
5. randy de punniet

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (TopCat Jnr @ Mar 14 2006, 10:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Thanks but Gibernau cut in and the touch made Rossi go wide. Not into the gravel though.

That's a bit like that crash insurance explanation "... and then the lamp post hit my car ...."

1.Capirossi
2.Rossi
3.Gibernau
4.Pedrosa
5.Melandri

Rossi
Capirossi
Melandri
Giberbau
Hayden
Edwards
Pedrosa

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (teomolca @ Mar 15 2006, 07:53 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>That's a bit like that crash insurance explanation "... and then the lamp post hit my car ...."

Right on!

Here are mine! Honestly after reading about the Jerez Test i think rossi is going to have a hard time. Anyone think they can get the problem fixed? but still he can do it.

Whats happening with Stoner? is he racing?

1) Rossi
2) Melandri
3) Gibernau
4) Cappers
5) Edwards
6) Hayden
7) Stoner (some aussie support)
8) Pedrosa

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (teomolca @ Mar 14 2006, 09:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>That's a bit like that crash insurance explanation "... and then the lamp post hit my car ...."


teomolca I think u may have your work cut out with jnr , he ain't a big Gibbers fan,. not that you could tell by his post

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (richo @ Mar 14 2006, 10:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'> Right on!

caught between what I think will happen and what I would like to see for da craic of it

1. Cappers
2. Rossi
3. Elias
4. Nakano
5. Edwards
6. De Puniet
7. Gibbers
8. Hayden
9. Padrosa
10.Checa

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (TopCat @ Mar 15 2006, 06:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>teomolca I think u may have your work cut out with jnr , he ain't a big Gibbers fan,. not that you could tell by his post

No kidding. I've heard a lot of opinions on what happened at Jerez, but that was the first one that said Gibernau was actually in the wrong and Rossi was the victim

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Morgo @ Mar 15 2006, 05:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Here are mine! Honestly after reading about the Jerez Test i think rossi is going to have a hard time. Anyone think they can get the problem fixed? but still he can do it.

Whats happening with Stoner? is he racing?

1) Rossi
2) Melandri
3) Gibernau
4) Cappers
5) Edwards
6) Hayden
7) Stoner (some aussie support)
8) Pedrosa

Yeah, Rossi's bike's not in top form, but he dosent need a perfect bike to win. Besides, the '06 M1 is a very good bike, this front end business is just teething problems. Onece they sort it out, Rossi, Checa and Edwards might just make this the year of the Yamaha.

Stoner is racing, but I wouldn't bet on a top ten finish. Even the Good Honda riders will struggle to make their prescence known thanks to the test confusion.I bet HRC never could have guessed how hard that Brno spec bike could bite em on the ....
Combine that with the fact that Stoner and his entire team have missed the majority of the tests in their rookie year. Stoner has lost a lot of track time to Pedrosa and his team have missed out on setup time and time to familiarize themselves with the RCV. (Methinks it's a bit different to the Aprillia they worked on last year . It's shaping up to be a season to forget for Crashey.

Hows old Tamada doing these days, anyway? I remember reading in a season preview they said "He's back, but this time he's not scary"
Dunno why, but I want to see him do well for some reason. Maybe he should swith back to 'stones. But that'd probably give him another year of confusion just as he starts to get used to French rubber.
I think I'd prefer to be near the top of Bridgestone's pecking order than near the bottom of Michelin's

Head says:
1. Rossi
2. Capirossi
3. Nakano or Edwards (either Colin is going to be one of the guys to push vale all year long or the green machine is in for a more successfull year than last year)

Heart says:
1. Gibernau
2. Rossi (would be so fun to see him come second to sete in spain!)
3. Pedrosa

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (richo @ Mar 15 2006, 09:18 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>No kidding. I've heard a lot of opinions on what happened at Jerez, but that was the first one that said Gibernau was actually in the wrong and Rossi was the victim
Yeah, Rossi's bike's not in top form, but he dosent need a perfect bike to win. Besides, the '06 M1 is a very good bike, this front end business is just teething problems. Onece they sort it out, Rossi, Checa and Edwards might just make this the year of the Yamaha.

Stoner is racing, but I wouldn't bet on a top ten finish. Even the Good Honda riders will struggle to make their prescence known thanks to the test confusion.I bet HRC never could have guessed how hard that Brno spec bike could bite em on the ....
Combine that with the fact that Stoner and his entire team have missed the majority of the tests in their rookie year. Stoner has lost a lot of track time to Pedrosa and his team have missed out on setup time and time to familiarize themselves with the RCV. (Methinks it's a bit different to the Aprillia they worked on last year . It's shaping up to be a season to forget for Crashey.

Hows old Tamada doing these days, anyway? I remember reading in a season preview they said "He's back, but this time he's not scary"
Dunno why, but I want to see him do well for some reason. Maybe he should swith back to 'stones. But that'd probably give him another year of confusion just as he starts to get used to French rubber.
I think I'd prefer to be near the top of Bridgestone's pecking order than near the bottom of Michelin's


Well,. Look at it from Jnr's point of view !
'How Can A Saint Be In The Wrong' ,. well that's what I think he is thinking

remember Gibbers was trying to Beat him,. How Dare he

I can see some toy GP bikes getting kicked around the floor this year,. then again maybe rossi will do a er Rossi and just Dev. the bike and lead from the front or back or middle again

I do think it's stacking up to be a harder year, although really wouldn't be surprised if he cruzed it again

Blessed is him who believe's in the Doctor

I shouldn't have made that fantasy GP team. I remember the days when I used to root for Ducati AND Sete, But now neiteher of 'em have anything to do with My GP team so I don't want them to get in Rossi's way

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (richo @ Mar 15 2006, 09:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>I shouldn't have made that fantasy GP team. I remember the days when I used to root for Ducati AND Sete, But now neiteher of 'em have anything to do with My GP team so I don't want them to get in Rossi's way

last night in the papers St. Rossi was quoted as saying that they [ Camel / Yamaha ] are really in the ...., and cappers is quoting nothing but good things,. so if ever there was a time for Cappers it's now,.

and as I stated earlier, ahem,... if the Duke package of stopping, cornering and tyres continues from were it left of last year then Cappers could actually be the 'main' contender

BUT

I still would'nt be surprised if the Saint rid round the chatter prob's for the first two/three races, then ran away with the title again

Jeeezz I can nae wait to get to jerez

1. Rossi
2. Edwards
3. Sete