If riding style means 'late breaking' I'd say Rossi.
If it's sticking out the neck in turns Tamada used to be great when on Bridgestones and now Eduards does it quite a lot too.
If it's leaning angle, I've heard other riders mentioning Capirossi, although I must say I think of him more like tucked tightly for aerodynamics.
If it's spinning the rear tyre, I’ve seen lots do great stuff. From last turn at Phillip Island ’06 Melandri send a Peace & Love sign making a one handed smoking awesome spin. Rossi’s got some great ones too.
About Elias, seems to me a funny style, there’s and article that crack me up about this in www.motogpnews.com that mentions:
“His 'ape hanging off a branch reaching for a far off banana' cornering style is visually pleasing as his 100% effort at all times. Add to that the fact he can't seem to ride in a straight line and blows hot and cold and you have a truly special and unpredictable rider. We at MGPN love him. Jerez was a great race for Fat Toni. After a poor start he charged through the field with all the grace of a bull fight in a Japanese tea room. Now when most riders catch an opponent they spend a few corners or laps working out the best place to make an overtaking maneuver. Not Elias. The very second he caught up to a rider he'd have a crack at passing and, nine times out ten, fail and run wide. But through his determination, genuine speed and knowing the odds would eventually favor him he crashed his way up through the pack to fourth. A better start would surely have seen his chorizo on the podium”…
That was funny.
Anyway, most of them have a great style, after all if we could just do any as good as they do we could have a shot at riding a GP bike, wouldn’t we?
If it's sticking out the neck in turns Tamada used to be great when on Bridgestones and now Eduards does it quite a lot too.
If it's leaning angle, I've heard other riders mentioning Capirossi, although I must say I think of him more like tucked tightly for aerodynamics.
If it's spinning the rear tyre, I’ve seen lots do great stuff. From last turn at Phillip Island ’06 Melandri send a Peace & Love sign making a one handed smoking awesome spin. Rossi’s got some great ones too.
About Elias, seems to me a funny style, there’s and article that crack me up about this in www.motogpnews.com that mentions:
“His 'ape hanging off a branch reaching for a far off banana' cornering style is visually pleasing as his 100% effort at all times. Add to that the fact he can't seem to ride in a straight line and blows hot and cold and you have a truly special and unpredictable rider. We at MGPN love him. Jerez was a great race for Fat Toni. After a poor start he charged through the field with all the grace of a bull fight in a Japanese tea room. Now when most riders catch an opponent they spend a few corners or laps working out the best place to make an overtaking maneuver. Not Elias. The very second he caught up to a rider he'd have a crack at passing and, nine times out ten, fail and run wide. But through his determination, genuine speed and knowing the odds would eventually favor him he crashed his way up through the pack to fourth. A better start would surely have seen his chorizo on the podium”…
That was funny.
Anyway, most of them have a great style, after all if we could just do any as good as they do we could have a shot at riding a GP bike, wouldn’t we?