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So Rossi shouldn't have won Laguna Seca 2008?
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Let's not turn this into a game of string telephone, where we assume stuff. I simply asked Lil Red a curious question why he wanted Shov to post his race opinion about Zarco on whatsApp since I'd like to get his take given he's close to the paddock.
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That race was won by illegal means according to Rossi's new standard. Not to mention, the tactic he accuses Marc of using at Sepang 15 was...well, apparently "this is 'not' racing".
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Agree Rossi wasn't quick enough to catch up to him and Cal and once he was in front of Cal there is no way he was reeling Vinaeles in. Should've waited for the right moment.
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Jum asked me the same question, no idea.
Is this a riddle pointing to me JK? If you are again I'm implying I'm an admin of sorts then either come out and say it or believe it when I say I am NOT an admin..?
Is this the guy who used to be Cliché Guevera? I can't remember his newer user name.
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"just rode into Sete", and kept pushing until Sete was off the track. I would laugh, except I really didn't find it funny. I will NOT start a diatribe of evidence against Rossi. But there are many more dirty moves by the little Italian Cherub.
In case anyone gives a damn, I have actually been to Rossi's Club House in Italy. I had a fun time. I can let a lot of stuff go. I just want everyone to be treated the same, really. And Rossi gets a pass, way too many times in my opinion.
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If Rossi comes out shooting his mouth off at Misano, won't he be bound by the new rules about bringing the sport into disrepute?
By that standard he'll be leaving himself open to a penalty himself.
Surely any accusations and allegations about a kick will be submitted by Jarvis, hence isolating Rossi from any criticism and protecting his image as an all round good guy?
By that standard he'll be leaving himself open to a penalty himself.
Surely any accusations and allegations about a kick will be submitted by Jarvis, hence isolating Rossi from any criticism and protecting his image as an all round good guy?
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Hahaha, Yamfan, the rules do NOT apply to Rossi. That ........ penalty on Zarco reaffirmed that rules are only for everyone EXCEPT The ONE.
Zarco was given a ride through, but because it was too late in the race, they assessed a 30 sec penalty was equal to a ride through, resulting in zero points scored for Zarco. Nice way of tightening up the championship. This was for a RACING INCIDENT, not a deliberate malicious maneuver to eliminate a fellow competitor. Lowes said, if I didn't score any points, neither should Zarco. Except, Zarco's move was not malicious nor intended to eliminate Lowes. Race Direction said to defend their decision not to issue a ride through to Rossi at Sepang (defended by our fearless media) that they had to consider the fact Rossi was a points leader "the impact on the championship"). Rossi was not only issued no points penalty for that race, but was allowed to KEEP his 16 points! What do you think of that Mr. Lowes? Correct me if I'm wrong, isn't Zarco the points leader? Uhm, no such consideration for Zarco? Hey, make him start from the back at Misano, give him his points back for Silverstone, right? Wasn't that the precedent Race Direction set? The double standard applied should be front page scandal. Our fearless GP media should be asking the riders in the press conference their thoughts on such a glaring double standard being applied. They should be calling Race Direction on the carpet. But as usual, they're chickenshit.
RULES DON'T APPLY TO ROSSI.
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I agree with this, apart from the last bit, just to add, they also set a precedent with Iannone earlier this year making him start from the back, that penalty for Zarco was ridiculous, as you say there was no malicious intent, just got his braking point wrong.
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WTF
Whoever high jacked Daniboy's account, give it back.
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Steady on, I agreed with Jumkie on that, tyre conspiracy theories...never!
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Never say never. Why, even if you are presented solid evidence of this, you won't agreed? Isn't this a rigid thinking? Birdman posted a link recently, and this quote is from that article:
Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta has appointed retired GP star Loris Capirossi as a sort of special tire investigator. I was especially interested in the following part of Capirossi’s remarks: “There is a problem with the serial number, as well; the number can tell you when tires built. A tire that was built two years ago could not go as fast as one week ago…. Some riders have a new tire and a few others old. It’s not good, which should be repaired. I want the last rider to have the same possibilities of the first.”
It`s not conspiracy if it`s status quo, right?
Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta has appointed retired GP star Loris Capirossi as a sort of special tire investigator. I was especially interested in the following part of Capirossi’s remarks: “There is a problem with the serial number, as well; the number can tell you when tires built. A tire that was built two years ago could not go as fast as one week ago…. Some riders have a new tire and a few others old. It’s not good, which should be repaired. I want the last rider to have the same possibilities of the first.”
It`s not conspiracy if it`s status quo, right?
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