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That was a joke back then, right? The same joke he did again today.
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That was a joke back then, right? The same joke he did again today.
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Marquez did kick the left side of Rossi's bike. Lorenzo did exceed the track limit yesterday. Mike Webb said there simply wasn't enough proof because he needs to see daylight between the limit and the tire and the image wasn't clear enough so benefit of the doubt goes to the rider. His call, I can live with it. Never was a big deal anyway.
I've been proven wrong? Not sure what you're referring to, but considering you're one of the "Michelintino tire" idiots on this forum... I'm sure you know I don't take you seriously.
Later, gym time. You'll have to find another poster to keep you entertained you basement dweller.
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No proof as usual. I already debunked both of your ........ claims.
All you have are personal attacks and your VR ... doll. What a vapid, empty existence.
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I have no problem with Rossi pass on Lorenzo and pedrosa pass on Rossi. Aggressive pass is part of racing. These guys should just ignore these questions from the press that's mostly intended to create controversy, especially between Lorenzo and Rossi.
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Rossi fan always need to bring up his age as an excuse when he is not winning, or as a bragging point when he is beating younger rivals. It's just a classic excuse that's been used over and over.
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See, that's the key thing. Despite all evidence to the contrary, you don't want to believe. A lot of folks around here don't want to believe anything that interferes with the narrative they're pursuing because that would cause them to accept REALITY:mask:
It seems to be an especially rampant disconnection with factuality when people say .... they don't really believe because things they'd be too embarrassed to say straight to the face of a live human being, are somehow acceptable when expressed on the internet where so much of the content is at best ephemeral and at worst, out and out fantasy. Some people just can't get it into their head that you can't hack reality or pown the truth.
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Well I can't be ...... looking up reaction times of someone at 37 compared to 25 though I bet there isn't a huge difference. Boxers who rely on reaction time are staying at he top level up to 40 now the main athletes that seem to have their bodies fail them as they hit their mid 30s are ones in sports that gives the body a lot of wear and tear and their body won't do what their mind tells them. Ago won his last title at 35, Doohan in his mid 30s as well, so really what proof is there that his age has stopped him winning a championship after he turned 30?
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Even though i didnt really see it coming, we were warned about Pedrosa's pace this weekend from Marquez and Dani himself. In this instance, his size was a positive factor as it was instrumental in getting the softs to last an entire race. If im not mistaken, that puts him in a 3 way tie with Ago and Rossi for winning a race in consecutive years [11]. A win next year would put him alone in that category. As for the race itself, that 5 points Dani just took from Rossi is huge and i have a feeling will play a large factor in the championship. At this point, Honda and Marquez are painted into a corner with their strategy and cannot afford a dnf or bad finish as the Yamaha will be favored over Honda at every track except maybe PI where Marquez may or may not have the past magic and maybe Sepang with Dani. Aragon, Motegi and Valencia will favor Yamaha I dont think Marquez can win the title without at least one more win or a positive points gain like the one he was going for at Silverstone. That 7 points would have just about wrapped it up but he lost 3 instead. Depending on how much damage limitation he can do at the next 2 races, PI may be the place he has to make a stand. This title is far from over
Pedrosa wins this weeks tyre lottery, this is getting hideous.
Rossi gets everything he wants, tyres made for him, he even gets to exceed the track limits with out penalty and still can't win. Poor poor pethetic man.
Lorenzo was honest as ever, not fast enough but within a couple of seconds on a tyre he clearly hates. Bet he can't wait for the edge grip tyre next year, but michelin will probably change their mind after Qatar
Marc got points and a .... tyre choice.
Booin on the podium is a disgrace, utter ....... walkers the lot of them
Rossi gets everything he wants, tyres made for him, he even gets to exceed the track limits with out penalty and still can't win. Poor poor pethetic man.
Lorenzo was honest as ever, not fast enough but within a couple of seconds on a tyre he clearly hates. Bet he can't wait for the edge grip tyre next year, but michelin will probably change their mind after Qatar
Marc got points and a .... tyre choice.
Booin on the podium is a disgrace, utter ....... walkers the lot of them
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Bro I said in the opening post Dani was the dark horse for this race.
I PUT ALL OF YOU ON WARNING BEFOREHAND AND NO ONE BELIEVED.
I'm genuinely curious as to how you and other Rossi fans who claim not to like him because of his apparently arrogant or entitled personality or Stoner because of his moaning can then be ok with Rossis petulant, self entitled, moaning, paranoid personality.
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One word, charisma.
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This Lorenzo-Rossi deal has gone on since JLo hit the big show. I don't see one as always right or always wrong. When JLo and others complained about Rossi at Catalunya 2009, I defended Rossi. I thought he was clean. Other times, I think he is wrong.
It's just a great team Rivalry, that I will miss when JLo moves. It will be interesting to see how Maverick deals with it. And I predict race weekend number two will start the serious denigration of MV by VR, with hints thrown around about what is to come at Qatar.
It's just a great team Rivalry, that I will miss when JLo moves. It will be interesting to see how Maverick deals with it. And I predict race weekend number two will start the serious denigration of MV by VR, with hints thrown around about what is to come at Qatar.
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I'd invite you to highlight where I said I dont like Lorenzo because he's arrogant or 'entitled personality'? I just simply said I dont like him and havent mentioned anything about Stoner? Sure there are many over the top Rossi fans that feel the way you have mentioned but take that out on them as it has nothing to do with me :blink:
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Bro I said in the opening post Dani was the dark horse for this race.
I PUT ALL OF YOU ON WARNING BEFOREHAND AND NO ONE BELIEVED.
you must have caught the psychic bug like Jack Miller
In your first sentence you said that its a lottery.
Then right underneath you say the tyres are made for Rossi, make your mind up. And how is this result hideous? If anything its business as usual, Honda and Yam lockout the top 4 slots.
Michelin have made some royal tyre .... ups this year, but I don't think today is an example.
The riders have been lapping under record pace, Lorenzo got a podium not far adrift at all and set a new lap record in qualifying.
I'd say the tyres have worked pretty well today.
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Look at the average ages of the riders Ago and Doohan were competing against. Phil Read retired in his 40s. That was the norm then. It's an entirely different paradigm now. In Ago's time nobody lifted weights, or did the kind of intense training that is the norm in this era, and the disparity in quality of the bikes was not as greatly contrasted. Riders were not scraping their knees at the age of 6 on souped up mini-racers, practically bred conveyor belt style like farm animals. Things have changed dramatically in the last 15 years. Rossi has turned in some great rides in his day but nobody is immune to the ravages of time. And that just covers the physical. Anyone who's watched the .... that comes out of his mouth, and how rattled he gets in some interviews, that Rossi is not as mentally fit as his more youthful competitors.
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Lorenzo screwed up in his wording, he had an opportunity to make his point and while doing so making Rossi look like a chump, unfortunately (or fortunately) he doesn't use press conferences as a weapon.
Lorenzo should have said, 'That's a good question, if Rossi is going to make aggressive passes like this, he shouldn't cry like a child or make up wild conspiracies about being passes aggressively.' That would have left Rossi speechless but moreover would have thrown it back in his face with the added affect of making Rossi seethe. I'm sure Lorenzo has read Rossi admit that his cookoobird belief Marquez robbed him last year has cost him concentrate and focus. If Lorenzo was more like Rossi, he could have even shown up with a piece of paper with fake evidence, and just folded it and waved it around or something. Lorenzo could have given something for Rossi to lose sleep over, but he bottled up this opportunity served on a plate. He could have made his point that Rossi's pass was too aggressive while avoiding looking like a chump.
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