"I just think it was good hard clean racing," Rainey said. "OK, they bumped. That's the way I remember it, the way you're supposed to race. I don't know everybody's saying, but I just thought it was a great race." That was also Rossi's view, but Lorenzo thought Rossi was being too aggressive
exactly right imo. To many cry babes in motogp these days. Nobody moans about a bit of paint swapping in the lower classes.
With a world title? I figured that was the most obvious way of showing it!
I don't see what your problem is, most riders play it safe to seal the title as soon as possible, Rossi did it last year.
Wayne Gardner is an embarrassment. He sounds like Kenny Powers.
Wayne Gardner is an embarrassment. He sounds like Kenny Powers.
Mothafucker, I love Kenny Powers! Mothatfucker"...and he still doesn't like children!"
(Rog, this is the show I told you about. ....... hilarious! see HBO Eastbound & Down)
My problem with Rossi isn't so much Rossi as it is his "Parents" - ie: Dorna and all the other people and organizations
that that have enabled his spoiled brat behavior because their pocketbooks are so strongly attached to
his participation in the sport. If Dorna had spanked him over the Giberau incident instead of looking the other way he might
have grown up to be a responsible adult. But he continues to be a spoiled brat throwing tantrums whenever he doesn't get
his way.
As to anyone's objectivity - it's crystal clear. Rossi broke the rules by making a pass that was only made possible by
leaving the track. Nobody with functioning cognition can deny this. It's black and white and not really open to "interpretation".
Doesn't matter if one corrupt Dorna official turns his back on it or if 100 corrupt Dorna officals turn their back on it - it doesn't
change the reality.
Wayne Gardner is an embarrassment. He sounds like Kenny Powers.
Inconsistency and preferential treatment.
Anyone recall the ludicrous circumstances of Tamada's disqualification at Motegi?
(I'll wager Jum will, given who stepped onto the block in his place)
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Yup i do, and thats when my respect for gibbers and Butler was flushed down the toilet !
This sounds like a political statement -- no facts given, just your personal beliefs, and dividing the world in good and bad guys.
So this should be answered in a political way... Here is my statement:
"I am happy to remain in the company of many excellent people who have commented that episode (as well as more recent ones -- practically all the great champions from Agostini to Schwantz). If their minds are not clear nor objective on these matters (at least according to you) then I prefer 1,000 times to remain obfuscated just as they are!"
Come on J4 - what's political about asking the riders to play by the rules? The rules say "you can't cut corners"
and in the event a rider does so by accident or design - he's not supposed to retain any advantage gained by
doing so. Without going off the track he could not have passed Stoner there. Those are the facts. It's not more
complicated than that.
Rossi did not gain an advantage though!. Rossi was in front prior to him going on the dirt. stoner came along side as rossi was getting back on the tarmac. had stoner not tried to pass while rossi was on the dirt there would not have even been a touch. Schwantz pointed this out ffs !