WSBK BRNO practice and qualifying
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I'm guessing most people here are gonna have a field day ripping Fabrizio apart.
I'm just super glad for Biaggi and Aprilia with their first win.
I'm just super glad for Biaggi and Aprilia with their first win.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (heyhuub @ Jul 26 2009, 12:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>I'm guessing most people here are gonna have a field day ripping Fabrizio apart.
I'm just super glad for Biaggi and Aprilia with their first win.
Eitherway it was a racing incident....so we can blame him all we want....but .... happens
I'm just super glad for Biaggi and Aprilia with their first win.
Eitherway it was a racing incident....so we can blame him all we want....but .... happens
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Good thing I DID read it. I may have screamed out some words my kids shouldn't hear me say if I saw it first.
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Unfuckingbelievable. Fabrizio is now the new Pedrosa. At least Ben doesnt appear to be hurt.
To the little cocksuckers credit,he did run over to Ben and almost got on his knees to ask for forgiveness,unlike Perdosa who just walked away.
To the little cocksuckers credit,he did run over to Ben and almost got on his knees to ask for forgiveness,unlike Perdosa who just walked away.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mylexicon @ Jul 25 2009, 08:34 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Ben is a machine.
For the first time all season, I'm actually hoping it isn't a close race at the front. I know he's thinking about the championship, but I'm sure he's thinking about the consecutive win streak and the record for most wins in a season. Ben is definitely not the type of guy to steer clear of trouble and take the points so I hope there isn't any trouble at the front (Fabrizio).
Nice to see the BMW's upfront as well.
Disappointed in Honda this weekend. Stiggy look awful, and if it weren't for Rea's exceptional form, Honda wouldn't have made it into final round of Superpole. Somebody at Honda needs to figure out why that bike is going backwards. Same goes for Suzuki.
May god strike you down.
For the first time all season, I'm actually hoping it isn't a close race at the front. I know he's thinking about the championship, but I'm sure he's thinking about the consecutive win streak and the record for most wins in a season. Ben is definitely not the type of guy to steer clear of trouble and take the points so I hope there isn't any trouble at the front (Fabrizio).
Nice to see the BMW's upfront as well.
Disappointed in Honda this weekend. Stiggy look awful, and if it weren't for Rea's exceptional form, Honda wouldn't have made it into final round of Superpole. Somebody at Honda needs to figure out why that bike is going backwards. Same goes for Suzuki.
May god strike you down.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (SackWack @ Jul 26 2009, 08:33 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>May god strike you down.
He already tried. I'm plugged into the consciousness of the deity again. I need to unplug before the skies look grey.
I'm not mad at Fabrizio, that type of riding is typical for him. I'm angry at the WSBK stewards. They never penalize stupidity, not even chronic stupidity. These types of heinous moves need to start being penalized.
If you can't ride behind someone without wrecking them, you can't ride. If you can't make a hard pass without taking people out, you can't make a proper pass. We have no need for these types of people on the grid.
Since this is Fabrizio's second go round (that I can remember off the top of my head) when it comes to late passes from way too far behind, he should be sent home for a round. Precedent should have been set with the Checa incident.
He already tried. I'm plugged into the consciousness of the deity again. I need to unplug before the skies look grey.
I'm not mad at Fabrizio, that type of riding is typical for him. I'm angry at the WSBK stewards. They never penalize stupidity, not even chronic stupidity. These types of heinous moves need to start being penalized.
If you can't ride behind someone without wrecking them, you can't ride. If you can't make a hard pass without taking people out, you can't make a proper pass. We have no need for these types of people on the grid.
Since this is Fabrizio's second go round (that I can remember off the top of my head) when it comes to late passes from way too far behind, he should be sent home for a round. Precedent should have been set with the Checa incident.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (xx CURVE xx @ Jul 26 2009, 04:25 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>........ you fuckers better be joking...why did i click this ....... thread.
It's all too real...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVXeva8fmfU
It's all too real...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVXeva8fmfU
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mjpartyboy @ Jul 26 2009, 09:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Spies is not destined to win the title is he. It's like Rossi in 2006.
Premature.
Premature.
Shiver me timbers
WSS went from one of the most boring races to one of the best races in the span of about 3 laps. I feel bad for Crutchlow, but what happened after he went out was great racing. Nice to see Westy come alive when he realized he was in a decent position with a shot at the win. Too bad he couldn't keep the wild Frenchy behind him.
WSS went from one of the most boring races to one of the best races in the span of about 3 laps. I feel bad for Crutchlow, but what happened after he went out was great racing. Nice to see Westy come alive when he realized he was in a decent position with a shot at the win. Too bad he couldn't keep the wild Frenchy behind him.
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Fabritzio is a piece of ......Spies should have beat the pasta out of that meatball in the kitty litter..
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Haga's the ....... Iron Chef of racing. Total Bushido spirit. Spies not his usual self,
health-wise. Looked like he was just barely holding off Old Man Biaggi. The more I watch him and Sykes race the more I'm convinced the Yamaha isn't that great a bike. Someone's probably already
said it - but if Spies were on one of the two Xerox Ducatis and Haga was on the Yamaha - I think he'd have the championship in the bag already. I was at the fridge and thought I heard the commentator say Fabrizio went over to the Yamaha garage with a dog leash in his hands - when offering his apology for the race one incident? Did I hear right?
health-wise. Looked like he was just barely holding off Old Man Biaggi. The more I watch him and Sykes race the more I'm convinced the Yamaha isn't that great a bike. Someone's probably already
said it - but if Spies were on one of the two Xerox Ducatis and Haga was on the Yamaha - I think he'd have the championship in the bag already. I was at the fridge and thought I heard the commentator say Fabrizio went over to the Yamaha garage with a dog leash in his hands - when offering his apology for the race one incident? Did I hear right?
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Keshav @ Jul 26 2009, 05:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Haga's the ....... Iron Chef of racing. Total Bushido spirit. Spies not his usual self,
health-wise. Looked like he was just barely holding off Old Man Biaggi. The more I watch him and Sykes race the more I'm convinced the Yamaha isn't that great a bike. Someone's probably already
said it - but if Spies were on one of the two Xerox Ducatis and Haga was on the Yamaha - I think he'd have the championship in the bag already. I was at the fridge and thought I heard the commentator say Fabrizio went over to the Yamaha garage with a dog leash in his hands - when offering his apology for the race one incident? Did I hear right?
I think they were talking about practice and said it was Smrz who was faster and Fabrizio would not let him by and he got upset. Im not sure what the dog leash was supposed represent.
health-wise. Looked like he was just barely holding off Old Man Biaggi. The more I watch him and Sykes race the more I'm convinced the Yamaha isn't that great a bike. Someone's probably already
said it - but if Spies were on one of the two Xerox Ducatis and Haga was on the Yamaha - I think he'd have the championship in the bag already. I was at the fridge and thought I heard the commentator say Fabrizio went over to the Yamaha garage with a dog leash in his hands - when offering his apology for the race one incident? Did I hear right?
I think they were talking about practice and said it was Smrz who was faster and Fabrizio would not let him by and he got upset. Im not sure what the dog leash was supposed represent.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (povol @ Jul 26 2009, 07:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>I think they were talking about practice and said it was Smrz who was faster and Fabrizio would not let him by and he got upset. Im not sure what the dog leash was supposed represent.
I just naturally took it that it was Fabrizio's way of saying "I'm your ......"
I will have
to re-watch race 2.
I just naturally took it that it was Fabrizio's way of saying "I'm your ......"
to re-watch race 2.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (SackWack @ Jul 26 2009, 03:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>May god strike you down.
Holy ....!! What a prediction, that was funny!!
Holy ....!! What a prediction, that was funny!!
