Instigation. 2/11/16
I think you mean the instigating post is number 51...rude and unnecessary....
When will you Americans learn to do dates properly. You know, like the rest of the world?
I use American spelling for almost everything, and am happy to use American grammar, and generally, I'm a big fan of the country, but there's a few things that really grips my ...., as we say here:
1. Dates. You don't say 45:2 when it's a quarter to three, so why the .... do you say 2/11? It makes no sense.
2. Imperial units. .... off. How many furlongs per hour were you going?
Exactly how did I instigate this ... clown in post #51? There is no reason to drag me or anyone else into it.
Yamaha will have a tough job convincing both Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo to spend another season as teammates, according to Tech 3 boss Herve Poncharal.
Both Rossi and Lorenzo are out of contract at the end of the season, and the future plans of both riders are likely to prove key to the 2017 rider market.
While Yamaha has indicated its preference to sign new deals with its existing riders, Poncharal says the tensions that arose between the pair in the closing stages of last season could make keeping both riders together another season a tall order.
“Lorenzo and Rossi both had a two-year contract, so it was out of the question to consider anything else than their coexistence,” the Frenchman told Motorsport.com.
“What happened took a toll, so whatever happens, it seems tricky to consider keeping Lorenzo and Rossi at Yamaha in 2017.
“If Lorenzo stays, I don’t know if Rossi will want to stay, and vice versa.”
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Poncharal admitted he was unsure if Rossi, who turns 37 this month, is ready to hang up his helmet, but noted that he looked as fit and motivated as ever during last week’s pre-season test at Sepang.
“Given the way I saw him working at Sepang, the way he strung laps together, the way he pushed in difficult conditions that require top physical shape and motivation, I couldn’t say that I feel like he’s leaving,” he said.
“But I don’t feel like he’s [definitely] staying either. I have no idea, only he knows.
“I think he’ll wait four or five races to see how he’s doing compared to the rest of the field. And if he finds himself in a good position, I’m not sure he’ll throw in the towel.
“He’s a fighter, that’s what is incredible about this rider, this man – it’s his ability to always take pleasure, always be motivated.”
Asked if he felt Rossi’s decision whether to retire after 2016 would play the deciding role in determining the Yamaha line-up, Poncharal said that getting Lorenzo’s signature could be even more crucial.
“At Sepang, Lorenzo said that he wanted to sign as early as possible – if possible before the start of the season – and that his dream was to stay with Yamaha until the end of his career,” said Poncharal.
“Given his performances, if he were to tell Yamaha: ‘If you don’t sign me before Qatar, or before we’re back from Texas, I’m joining another factory,’ I wouldn’t like to be the Yamaha team principal.
“Therefore, if they happen to sign Lorenzo very quickly because they think they have to, maybe Rossi will be wounded in his pride.”
Exactly how did I instigate this ... clown in post #51? There is no reason to drag me or anyone else into it.
1. Dates. You don't say 45:2 when it's a quarter to three, so why the .... do you say 2/11? It makes no sense.
I think you mean the instigating post is number 51...rude and unnecessary....
...and oh-so-very witty.
Petty
By identifying yourself as one of those who take pride in being the hate spewing goon squad. Let's face it - you dragged yourself into the conversation. You guys always pull the same ..... You start up some crap pretending that you expect no response and then make yourselves out the victim, claiming the person you insulted "started it" . :....:
BTW - nice job avoiding conflict with me.
Both of you (and I'd include Mick too) have consistently ignored Keshav's instigation, while pretending to be impartial while chiming in, this is as clear an example of this as any. JK didn't need to explan it to you. Both of you were compelled to make a point, and as usual not only have you missed it, but then made it on the wrong side because neither of you have the integrity of calling out Keshav when he instigates forum flame wars while expressing as if you care enough to take a stance. It says a lot about you, I suspect you're like this in real life rather than just a wind up; hence why I've never respected either.
Petty doesn't come close to describing this ..... Grow the .... up.
By identifying yourself as one of those who take pride in being the hate spewing goon squad. Let's face it - you dragged yourself into the conversation. You guys always pull the same ..... You start up some crap pretending that you expect no response and then make yourselves out the victim, claiming the person you insulted "started it" . :....:
BTW - nice job avoiding conflict with me.
I agree, but when you are called out you don't back down either. You've gotta see where I'm coming from.