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Numbers will surprise in some cases I suspect Rossi, Dov and Hector have the smaller number of the ful ltimers Lowes, Marky Marc and Bautista have the most.

From the Official Site: 986 – Casey Stoner has accumulated 986 points during his career in the MotoGP class. If he finishes either first or second in Qatar he will become the 17th rider to pass the milestone of 1000 points in the premier class of Grand Prix racing. So either Dorna can't do...

Presumibly Stoner will run with 27 ? I not sure if Rossi will stick with 46 as hes always done, theres been to No1s recently and maybe he'll bow to the No1 mentallity ? Anyone know of anything ?

A big number 2 springs to mind

Two questions, i wanna ask really. why have riders come to running the numbers they do, ie why does loris always run 65, shinya 56, hopkins 21 etc. is it all supersticious reasons or what? secondly, why is no rider allowed to have a 3 digit number?

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2007/Dec/071217b.htm Ryder Notes: Big Bang By The Numbers by julian ryder, back home in the uk now Monday, December 17, 2007 Yamaha took the wraps off their 800cc Big Bang engine at Valencia. Soup's Julian Ryder explains takes a look. image by hans delbrook...

This makes interesting reading! Travelling By The Numbers As the exhausting three-in-a-row sequence of consecutive MotoGP races has just drawn to a close in Japan, the grand Pan-Pacific tour underlined the true meaning of ‘long-haul’ races for all those involved. None more so than the Rizla...