Toseland to Yamaha in 2008 - It's Official according to a Dutch site

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(memento @ Aug 6 2007, 02:27 PM) [snapback]83407[/snapback]<div class='quotemain'>
That was one nice striptease!!

Well done (I mean riding)!! I'm not a fan, but I can't wait to see him in Moto GP.
Bayliss said that???!!!
NO WAY!! He wouldn't do such a thing!! (I know the guy )
Seriously, where can I see that? (although I still wouldn't believe it)


He was quoted as saying the above both in the Bike Press and the National press here in the UK. I read it in a few places. Could be a misquote fae the press, but he said something that the press picked up on.


Pete

I think Toseland has got the determination and ability to do well in MotoGP and look forward to watching next season, it's good to have an Englishman in it again too, but will the Tech 3 package be competitive enough.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mjpartyboy @ Aug 7 2007, 06:31 AM) [snapback]83521[/snapback]<div class='quotemain'>
but will the Tech 3 package be competitive enough.

i agree that jt made the right decision. he needs to get in here now! lets hope yamaha step up & give him what he needs to be competitive. their record of support for sattelite teams is'nt that great...

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Reel Nauti @ Aug 1 2007, 02:05 PM) [snapback]82511[/snapback]<div class='quotemain'>
Personally I've conceded the 2007 championship to Stoner and Ducati. They deserve it and it would be an injustice for them to lose it now. But the drivel that CSCVAW comes out with is ridiculous.

Yamaha have set up a good mix of riders (and tyres too I hope) for 2008 that even the CSCVAW will have to acknowledge come next season.

Good luck to JT is what I say...I just hope he does a better job than other British riders that have gone into MOTO GP. I suppose the Tech 3 Yam may be much better with good tyres so maybe JT has timed it right now that they have got shot of the Dunlops.

Im not expecting much of him in 2008, new circuits, new bike, new tyres, new rules, new riders....thats alot to learn, but learn it he will. He has just got to bring it home at the end of every race and that will be a goos start to his GP career. Anyway if he can keep off that old dog Bayliss then I'm sure he will fair well!

Go JT