"Laguna Seca"

jeez.....


thats all i have to say on that.....

i agree about marco....he is brilliant...and also agree about vermulen...hes obviously someone to look out for next season.... becasue i think he will be offerd a better opportunity although RIZLA suzuki are doing better


but i still beleive what i said b4. if you want to use what youve got...you have got to work together...rossi doesnt put the bike together....neither in fact do yamaha...its the CREW...they take wat vale and jerry say...and transmit it in accordance...how else would the bike be efficient!

im sure that once they know the realy reason surrounding the mishap with rossi's bike, it will be a lot easier to talk about.

it just seems that things weren't in the cards for Vale at Laguna Seca.

The tire blisters and the bike overheats..Not much you can do about that.

I am excited to see the determination that Vale will have for the remaining races. I think we will see the best that Rossi can offer. Whether it will be good enough we will just have to wait and see.

As it's already been stated Nicky is Very strong at the upcoming tracks.

This is shaping up to be one of the most exciting seasons since the old Rainey/schwantz days...

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Yamahamer-AL @ Jul 24 2006, 04:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Congrats to Nick, DAM good run from Dani, and Marco, sad for Chris V..
i'm still in shock and disbelief for Rossi... if the championship is lost (and it looks that way), it's not cause of Vale, the Yamaha and Mich's gave it back to Honda...

and here's a pic of one of the final nails going into, well you know....
Not to sure of the tyre issue here,he was on the same rubber as the rest of the michelin runners,a hard compound, it is surly the way the bikes put the power down[how the bikes are set up],as to how the tyre wears in most cases,it is probaly more that the Honda has improved this year,where as the M1 has got worse,think that is twice this season that M1 engine has let go.

It should also be noted that Rossi and Edwards were on the narrower footprint front. It may have had some effect on rear wear. Hayden was on the big footprint as he has most of the season. I loved it when Nicky rode off the track after the win, that's not something you see all the time.

goota agree there Ooost.....