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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Blue Cielo @ Jul 25 2008, 01:15 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>And where do you read Honda pressures Pedro to ride the PV? Honda asked him to try again the PV, in the end, the final decision is in his hand whether to use it or not.
"After Brno, there will be two days of testing and Dani will test the pneumatic valve. At this point it's not known when he will race the pneumatic valve. It's up to Dani to decide as he's fighting for the championship. He'll see after the test."
http://www.crash.net/motorsport/motogp/new..._brno_test.html
You believe the literal interpretation of everything you read don't you?
Do you think the sport is moving in the direction of pneumatic technology or spring valves? Do you think Honda have a vested interest in Pedrosa mounting a machine that is probably the future of 800cc competition? Do you think HRC are concerned that 41 points might be a bridge too far for the current Michelin-shod spring-valve bike? Do HRC have a history of forcing all of their riders (#1 or not) into testing duties they do not particularly want to perform?
I need to be more careful? Do you have any perspective at all?
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"After Brno, there will be two days of testing and Dani will test the pneumatic valve. At this point it's not known when he will race the pneumatic valve. It's up to Dani to decide as he's fighting for the championship. He'll see after the test."
http://www.crash.net/motorsport/motogp/new..._brno_test.html
You believe the literal interpretation of everything you read don't you?
Do you think the sport is moving in the direction of pneumatic technology or spring valves? Do you think Honda have a vested interest in Pedrosa mounting a machine that is probably the future of 800cc competition? Do you think HRC are concerned that 41 points might be a bridge too far for the current Michelin-shod spring-valve bike? Do HRC have a history of forcing all of their riders (#1 or not) into testing duties they do not particularly want to perform?
I need to be more careful? Do you have any perspective at all?
(Yes! A post comprised of entirely questions. This is a new milestone)
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mylexicon @ Jul 25 2008, 07:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>You believe the literal interpretation of everything you read don't you?
Do you think the sport is moving in the direction of pneumatic technology or spring valves? Do you think Honda have a vested interest in Pedrosa mounting a machine that is probably the future of 800cc competition? Do you think HRC are concerned that 41 points might be a bridge too far for the current Michelin-shod spring-valve bike? Do HRC have a history of forcing all of their riders (#1 or not) into testing duties they do not particularly want to perform?
I need to be more careful? Do you have any perspective at all?
(Yes! A post comprised of entirely questions. This is a new milestone)
I wouldn't say I don't agree with you, but I pointed about your words of pressuring... to some extend Honda may have told him to try the new machine but it's all depend on the rider. if it doesn't suit Pedro then why should? Do you think Honda is ready with the PV this year? Honda is not that stupid for hurrying in putting the new machine.
Regarding the direction to pneumatic tech.. I don't see that way, screamer is going to be the future, Ducati has made it worked even until now is only for Stoner.
Do you think the sport is moving in the direction of pneumatic technology or spring valves? Do you think Honda have a vested interest in Pedrosa mounting a machine that is probably the future of 800cc competition? Do you think HRC are concerned that 41 points might be a bridge too far for the current Michelin-shod spring-valve bike? Do HRC have a history of forcing all of their riders (#1 or not) into testing duties they do not particularly want to perform?
I need to be more careful? Do you have any perspective at all?
(Yes! A post comprised of entirely questions. This is a new milestone)
I wouldn't say I don't agree with you, but I pointed about your words of pressuring... to some extend Honda may have told him to try the new machine but it's all depend on the rider. if it doesn't suit Pedro then why should? Do you think Honda is ready with the PV this year? Honda is not that stupid for hurrying in putting the new machine.
Regarding the direction to pneumatic tech.. I don't see that way, screamer is going to be the future, Ducati has made it worked even until now is only for Stoner.
I think the only way he's going to get another win will be if it totaly hammers it down with rain ( sachhsenring ) at that pace he probably would of lapped stoner .. that is , if he hadnt of binned it.
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With Rossi and Stoner in such unbelievable form, and with Pedrobot riding injured... I cannot see him being able to stay with them. Valencia is a possibility, as he's good there and will be fully healed by then. But I just don't think he'll be able to keep up with Casey and Vale at least at the next few tracks.
With Rossi and Stoner in such unbelievable form, and with Pedrobot riding injured... I cannot see him being able to stay with them. Valencia is a possibility, as he's good there and will be fully healed by then. But I just don't think he'll be able to keep up with Casey and Vale at least at the next few tracks.
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