WTH is this bullcrap we are following called MotoGP? It's CRAP !! 4 riders are only racing for the win. My gawd, what the hell is this coming to?
MotoGP is lame now !!
- Thread starter SuperShinya56
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its so important for ducati to get their .... together they have two very good riders even their satellite team needs to step up
SuperShinya56
Are you serious? Crutch is in the mix now and the Ducatis are not the slouches they were last year. Not to mention that last year it was just Pedrosa and Lorenzo with Stoner a few times. Its already better than last year.
Are you serious? Crutch is in the mix now and the Ducatis are not the slouches they were last year. Not to mention that last year it was just Pedrosa and Lorenzo with Stoner a few times. Its already better than last year.
Maybe they can get Obama to empty out his pockets and get Hayden, Spies and Edwards on the steps...
To be fair, it's the only way any of them are getting up there, unless they steal it and chuck it in the motorhome.
To be fair, it's the only way any of them are getting up there, unless they steal it and chuck it in the motorhome.
Yeah, I also think this season will only feature 3 guys riding for the win, at the most. But that was the case last year and the year before. Come to think of it, I find it difficult to remember a season that was contrary to this.
So, if MotoGP is lame now, it has been for a while...
So, if MotoGP is lame now, it has been for a while...
You all know where I'm trying to get at, so don't even start. It's become a joke. I can't believe the fans let this stupid CRT rule slide and not make a fuss over it. I mean, come on folks!! Open your eyes. There's only 2 teams in the game.......the rest are just fillers.
Bring back Suzuki and Kawasaki and maybe things will become interesting again. CRT gotsta go, just like Jumkie's attempts at humor.
Bring back Suzuki and Kawasaki and maybe things will become interesting again. CRT gotsta go, just like Jumkie's attempts at humor.
