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siebenbürgen süße heimat!
Mmm! what we betting?
a case of the best local beer and/or the mother of blunts next time we meet?
a case of the best local beer and/or the mother of blunts next time we meet?
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a case of the best local beer and/or the mother of blunts next time we meet?
Sweet I'll have a bit of that!
Your on, IF it happens.
Bradl will be on it for me.
Joined Feb 2009
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siebenbürgen süße heimat!
Sweet I'll have a bit of that!
Your on, IF it happens.
Bradl will be on it for me.
don't want to hijack the thread, but is the rookie rule still in place this year?
as i said it would in my mind make much more sense if they let bradl make steady progress without new distractions.
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Yes but classed as a rookie for your first 8 motoGP races only. after that good to go where ever
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siebenbürgen süße heimat!
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I miss understood, I thought you were talking about Bradl been under the rookie rule,
What MickD said
What MickD said
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Out of Nowhere
Rea - bloody lunatic - caused all those incidents purely due to the very fact that he was conceived in 1987.
Unlucky Chaz - well earned podium all the same.
Great day for Sykes - even better for Melandri and the championship.
Unlucky Chaz - well earned podium all the same.
Great day for Sykes - even better for Melandri and the championship.
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siebenbürgen süße heimat!
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UK
Sweet I'll have a bit of that!
Your on, IF it happens.
Bradl will be on it for me.
Riders are not considered Rookies once they have taken part in 8 Races in motogp according to commentators on Eurosport...
Bradl could have taken the Repsol ride, and Repsol wanted him to have it, but LCR sponsors and LCR said no....
Rea deserves the repsol ride....he earned it in Suzuka...doesnt matter what he did today in Moscow...
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Thought about this for a while!
WTF you on about?
It appears to have gone straight over my head!?
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Tennessee
Obviouse brain fade, he braked about 1 second to late at 200 mph.
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Your Mom's House
Congrats to Sykes
Race one, poetic justice, all the perpetrators of incidents, the greatest of these, .......-rodentface-Rea crashing out. Both races ....... Rea was completely out of control. I use to not like him, now I absolutely hate him. I was glad to see him crash out of race one, which to me meant nobody else would be subject to his murder attempts. Too bad he didn't crash out of race two earlier, as again he was part cause of Biaggi's crash on Haslam.
The crash between Haslam and Davies was Davies fault! Anybody disagreeing needs to watch that incident again. Pay particular attention to the first live shot of the incident. Rewind it, the frames just after the incident the camera was on Sykes. Rewind from that point. You will see a shot of Haslam and Davies going into the corner. You will see Davies bike get slightly unsettled, undoubtedly having to take a wider longer line to get the thing turned. Slowly move forward in the frames. Notice how Davies runs so wide that he actually goes out of the field of view from the camera (outside on the left of the screen), where as Haslam is keeping his line tight and correct. The next camera shot shown is a bit obstructed by a metal tower, but when the riders come into the frame, you will see Davies closing the line from running wide back toward the apex, while Haslam is taking the correct tight trajectory. Davies ran wide and was off line then tried to closed the line and ran into Haslam. Pay special attention to how both riders arrive at the apex, Davies coming from the outside, while Haslam is carrying the tight and correct line, and the speed (considering Davies had taken the longer slower line) as he entered the corner tight and properly for that apex. Watch Haslam again, he was running the proper trajectory through that turn, it was Davies who can be seen way wide and then comes into the apex where Haslam was already there. That was absolutely all Davies. Sure, a racing incident, but lets be clear about cause and effect. Poetic justice that Davies crashed out. He didn't deserve a result after that miscalculated attempt to return to his line. Next to JRea, I lost count of how many mistakes Davies made over both races, nothing against him, but he was not upt to those tricky conditions, running wide, missing shifts, etc. Only Rodentface-Rea made more idiotic mistakes and ...... moves. If you care to watch again, count the mistakes that Davies makes. He may be a nice kid, who I've met here in the States and wished well, I have nothing against him, and still like him, after all, he is Welsh, but he ...... up that incident with Haslam (not surprised many of you missed analysing the incident correctly).
Haslam again the victim of JRea's .... riding in race 2. It was a combination of Biaggi and Rodentface-Rea's weaving that pushed Biaggi out, causing him to miss his brake marker that started the chain of events that almost destroyed Haslam's career. Its obvious that race direction doesn't exist in Wsbk! Otherwise, JRea would be sat the .... down. You heard it here first, Jonathan Rea will cause injury to another rider before its all said and done!
Btw, this talk about him getting a possible ride in MotoGP, I can't think of a less deserving rider, but then again, MotoGP loves dangerous riders. Again, I lost count of how many mistakes he made over the two races that put others in danger. And again, I was happy to see him crash in the last lap. At least in race 1 only Checa paid the price for having a ........ on track, nobody else was hurt, but in race 2 Laverty, Halsam, and Biaggi were not so luck. Yes, you read that right, I was happy he crashed out both races, as his riding is a danger to other riders every moment he is on the track. The less he is on track, the safer the lives of the rest of the riders. Watch the races again if you care to do so, keep an eye on this complete turd. You will see him make mistake after mistake, against mid-packers as well as championship leaders alike, and the reining champ to boot. Taking out Checa race 1. Then again, involved in the series of events that caused the championship leader Biaggi crash into Haslam. Then again, battling with Laverty. Rodentface-Rea has no respect for his fellow competitors. Again, just in case you missed it, you read it here first: Jonathan-rodentface-Rea WILL cause serious injury to somebody over the course of his ...... career (that victim could have easily been Haslam today).
The commenting team sucks balls. One of which sucks .......-Rea's .... at every opportunity. The same coward commentators who typify the gutless race media for refusing to call out dangerous riders for fear of sounding like they are whining or not wanting to upset their fan base. One of the commentators tired, by correctly identifying JRea's weaving on the straight (surely taking a blocking line knowing he could be passed by faster bikes), the same commentator who correctly identified that Davies' had closed the line on Haslam (what appears to have been missed by the posters on this thread). The other gutless JRea-.........., tried to argue otherwise, trying to absolve JRea.
JRea has again effected a championship. As he did when he took out Haga in astonishingly the same way he took out Haslam at his home race, and now Checa, and Biaggi, today he has affected the championship. Taking out Checa, and being the cause for Biaggi's crash. Btw, Melandri should send JRea a dildo and a box of flowers, as his championship lead has been a gift. Surely I'll have most of you disagree, but before you attempt to debate it, have at lease the courtesy of watching the incidents again several times. Arrabi, I know he is your boy, but this dude is a complete piece of .... of a rider. Fast, yeah, out of control and dangerous, absolutely. Deserving of promotion, hell no.
(Pov, and MickD, don't even bother. Your opinions are ..... Pov, for obvious reasons, and MickD, reading you argue that Carmelo had nothing to do with VR's signing to Yam shows you're back to your old brainless ways).
Race one, poetic justice, all the perpetrators of incidents, the greatest of these, .......-rodentface-Rea crashing out. Both races ....... Rea was completely out of control. I use to not like him, now I absolutely hate him. I was glad to see him crash out of race one, which to me meant nobody else would be subject to his murder attempts. Too bad he didn't crash out of race two earlier, as again he was part cause of Biaggi's crash on Haslam.
The crash between Haslam and Davies was Davies fault! Anybody disagreeing needs to watch that incident again. Pay particular attention to the first live shot of the incident. Rewind it, the frames just after the incident the camera was on Sykes. Rewind from that point. You will see a shot of Haslam and Davies going into the corner. You will see Davies bike get slightly unsettled, undoubtedly having to take a wider longer line to get the thing turned. Slowly move forward in the frames. Notice how Davies runs so wide that he actually goes out of the field of view from the camera (outside on the left of the screen), where as Haslam is keeping his line tight and correct. The next camera shot shown is a bit obstructed by a metal tower, but when the riders come into the frame, you will see Davies closing the line from running wide back toward the apex, while Haslam is taking the correct tight trajectory. Davies ran wide and was off line then tried to closed the line and ran into Haslam. Pay special attention to how both riders arrive at the apex, Davies coming from the outside, while Haslam is carrying the tight and correct line, and the speed (considering Davies had taken the longer slower line) as he entered the corner tight and properly for that apex. Watch Haslam again, he was running the proper trajectory through that turn, it was Davies who can be seen way wide and then comes into the apex where Haslam was already there. That was absolutely all Davies. Sure, a racing incident, but lets be clear about cause and effect. Poetic justice that Davies crashed out. He didn't deserve a result after that miscalculated attempt to return to his line. Next to JRea, I lost count of how many mistakes Davies made over both races, nothing against him, but he was not upt to those tricky conditions, running wide, missing shifts, etc. Only Rodentface-Rea made more idiotic mistakes and ...... moves. If you care to watch again, count the mistakes that Davies makes. He may be a nice kid, who I've met here in the States and wished well, I have nothing against him, and still like him, after all, he is Welsh, but he ...... up that incident with Haslam (not surprised many of you missed analysing the incident correctly).
Haslam again the victim of JRea's .... riding in race 2. It was a combination of Biaggi and Rodentface-Rea's weaving that pushed Biaggi out, causing him to miss his brake marker that started the chain of events that almost destroyed Haslam's career. Its obvious that race direction doesn't exist in Wsbk! Otherwise, JRea would be sat the .... down. You heard it here first, Jonathan Rea will cause injury to another rider before its all said and done!
Btw, this talk about him getting a possible ride in MotoGP, I can't think of a less deserving rider, but then again, MotoGP loves dangerous riders. Again, I lost count of how many mistakes he made over the two races that put others in danger. And again, I was happy to see him crash in the last lap. At least in race 1 only Checa paid the price for having a ........ on track, nobody else was hurt, but in race 2 Laverty, Halsam, and Biaggi were not so luck. Yes, you read that right, I was happy he crashed out both races, as his riding is a danger to other riders every moment he is on the track. The less he is on track, the safer the lives of the rest of the riders. Watch the races again if you care to do so, keep an eye on this complete turd. You will see him make mistake after mistake, against mid-packers as well as championship leaders alike, and the reining champ to boot. Taking out Checa race 1. Then again, involved in the series of events that caused the championship leader Biaggi crash into Haslam. Then again, battling with Laverty. Rodentface-Rea has no respect for his fellow competitors. Again, just in case you missed it, you read it here first: Jonathan-rodentface-Rea WILL cause serious injury to somebody over the course of his ...... career (that victim could have easily been Haslam today).
The commenting team sucks balls. One of which sucks .......-Rea's .... at every opportunity. The same coward commentators who typify the gutless race media for refusing to call out dangerous riders for fear of sounding like they are whining or not wanting to upset their fan base. One of the commentators tired, by correctly identifying JRea's weaving on the straight (surely taking a blocking line knowing he could be passed by faster bikes), the same commentator who correctly identified that Davies' had closed the line on Haslam (what appears to have been missed by the posters on this thread). The other gutless JRea-.........., tried to argue otherwise, trying to absolve JRea.
JRea has again effected a championship. As he did when he took out Haga in astonishingly the same way he took out Haslam at his home race, and now Checa, and Biaggi, today he has affected the championship. Taking out Checa, and being the cause for Biaggi's crash. Btw, Melandri should send JRea a dildo and a box of flowers, as his championship lead has been a gift. Surely I'll have most of you disagree, but before you attempt to debate it, have at lease the courtesy of watching the incidents again several times. Arrabi, I know he is your boy, but this dude is a complete piece of .... of a rider. Fast, yeah, out of control and dangerous, absolutely. Deserving of promotion, hell no.
(Pov, and MickD, don't even bother. Your opinions are ..... Pov, for obvious reasons, and MickD, reading you argue that Carmelo had nothing to do with VR's signing to Yam shows you're back to your old brainless ways).
Joined Oct 2006
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Your Mom's House
missed the race...after 3 gp races my gf was getting annoyed, but w.e...all i have to say is im pumped that melandri got the race 2 win and took over in points. He has had some ...... luck in the last few years, i hope he can keep it up
