Which race did this happen in??

probably nicky around 06

any of these ring a bell maybe 2001 or 2005

2001
a classic race maybe this ? thank you for vhs to dvd lol

1 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA 42'22.383 170.055 Honda Nastro Azzurro Honda
2 3 Max BIAGGI ITA 42'22.396 170.054 0.013 Yamaha Marlboro Yamaha Team
3 65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA 42'22.964 170.016 0.581 Honda West Honda Pons



2002

1 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA 42'02.041 171.426 Honda Repsol Honda Team
2 4 Alex BARROS BRA 42'11.823 170.764 9.782 Honda West Honda Pons
3 11 Tohru UKAWA JPN 42'13.175 170.673 11.134 Honda Repsol Honda Team


2003
rossi rode out of his skin to get back a 10 - sec penalty he was given
so won by 5 secs even with 10 secs taken off he won by 15 secs on the road

1 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA 41'53.543 172.006 Honda Repsol Honda
2 65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA 41'58.755 171.650 5.212 Ducati Ducati Marlboro Team
3 69 Nicky HAYDEN USA 42'05.582 171.186 12.039 Honda Repsol Honda


2004

1 Valentino ROSSI ITA YAMAHA 47'16.145
2 Max BIAGGI ITA HONDA + 0.425
3 Troy BAYLISS AUS DUCATI + 3.133


2005

1 Valentino Rossi, Yamaha 41' 8.542
2 Nicky Hayden, Honda +1.007
“That was a tough race and I enjoyed it. Valentino was setting a good pace so I just sat there.
It all felt good running at that speed – just nice and comfortable. A couple of times Rossi picked
up the pace and I could respond. Then the others caught up and me and Marco battled a bit and
just gave a slight advantage to Valentino. You can’t give a guy like him a one-second lead round here with a few laps to go."
3 Carlos Checa (SPA) Ducati +4.215

it's v Nicky in 05

i remember the race he's talking about, i thought it was 06

vale backed off on the front straight and let hayden through

after a few more laps, the next group caught up so rossi passed hayden and left him to deal with melandri et al

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Pigeon @ Jan 10 2009, 05:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>any of these ring a bell maybe 2001 or 2005

2001
a classic race maybe this ? thank you for vhs to dvd lol

1 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA 42'22.383 170.055 Honda Nastro Azzurro Honda
2 3 Max BIAGGI ITA 42'22.396 170.054 0.013 Yamaha Marlboro Yamaha Team
3 65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA 42'22.964 170.016 0.581 Honda West Honda Pons



2002

1 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA 42'02.041 171.426 Honda Repsol Honda Team
2 4 Alex BARROS BRA 42'11.823 170.764 9.782 Honda West Honda Pons
3 11 Tohru UKAWA JPN 42'13.175 170.673 11.134 Honda Repsol Honda Team


2003
rossi rode out of his skin to get back a 10 - sec penalty he was given
so won by 5 secs even with 10 secs taken off he won by 15 secs on the road

1 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA 41'53.543 172.006 Honda Repsol Honda
2 65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA 41'58.755 171.650 5.212 Ducati Ducati Marlboro Team
3 69 Nicky HAYDEN USA 42'05.582 171.186 12.039 Honda Repsol Honda


2004

1 Valentino ROSSI ITA YAMAHA 47'16.145
2 Max BIAGGI ITA HONDA + 0.425
3 Troy BAYLISS AUS DUCATI + 3.133


2005

1 Valentino Rossi, Yamaha 41' 8.542
2 Nicky Hayden, Honda +1.007
“That was a tough race and I enjoyed it. Valentino was setting a good pace so I just sat there.
It all felt good running at that speed – just nice and comfortable. A couple of times Rossi picked
up the pace and I could respond. Then the others caught up and me and Marco battled a bit and
just gave a slight advantage to Valentino. You can’t give a guy like him a one-second lead round here with a few laps to go."
3 Carlos Checa (SPA) Ducati +4.215
Are these all PI races then? 2001 I remember when Rossi pipped Max on the line, and you're saying '03 was the year of the penalty...(great sportsmen have the power to change the sports they compete in, and Rossi's yellow flag feat ushered in a revision to the rules concening passing under a yellow flag - shame he did it again at Donington and cost him the race to Max).

Yeah all P.I Results and

In 2003, Rossii gave his competitors a hiding when he claimed 9 pole positions along with 9 Grand Prix wins to claim his third consecutive World Championship. Australia’s Phillip Island GP in 2003 was one of Rossi's career highlights when he won after suffering a 10-second penalty for overtaking a crash by Ducati rider Troy Bayliss with the yellow flag marshal on the track. By finishing more than 15 seconds ahead on the rest or the field, he managed to overcome the penalty and claim the race.

Bit of a toss up, isn't it? Rossi did seem to have a penchant for this type of thing back in the day,no?

As i come to think about it,all those races Rossi won in recent years(except 2006).
In some of those races he must have been able to be miles ahead if he would push as hard as he did 2008.