<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (sb248 @ Feb 1 2007, 11:00 PM)
<{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>as far as the hardest, most excerting form of mtorcycle racing iam def going to have to say motocross/supercross.
and any one who has ever raced on dirt and tarmac will confirm this hands down. iam not saying that gp/spbk boys are not fit far from it. but the likes of everts, carmicheal are so fit you would not believe it. any one who can take a 40 min. moto + 2 laps is an iron man.
i dont see much dif in the top 5 of each class, although it has to be said that some do prefer the more combersome spbk to the gp counter part. reasons for this could be the riders background i.e. what he started out on and how quicky he can react to the machine he is put on. but there are riders who can jump on a 125, get of that jump on a 1000, go quick on that, then a 600 or a 250. what iam trying to say is that some adapt quicker than others and when they dont perhaps the team around them start to wonder what they are doing with a rider who doesnt produce the goods, which is what i think might have happened to baylis in the end of his time at ducati.
oh and racejumkie i disagree on who has the best motocross, yes ama supercross is the best in the world and yes carmicheal was an enigma but who kicked bubba's ... at the des nations by quite a margin
although i would have loved to see ricky and stefan go head to head but now we might never know, unless ricky has a go at supermoto and comes over to the biggest supermoto race in the world at mettet in belguim
Have to disagree here, Rallye Raids gotta be the hardest most exerting form of motorsport.
2 weeks wrestling a 640 KTM across Africa, or if you were an 80s guy a 750 Honda or 920 Yamaha!
Pete
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Tom @ Feb 1 2007, 11:06 PM)
<{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Who is stupid enough to give a 500 to a guy who can't even adapt his style for a different type of world superbike. I mean what a poor effort that was. There obviously wasn't much wrong with it considering slight beat him in that championship and Little John took the title on it th very next year.
Tom, I see we have a similar opinion of Foggy!
Pete