I guess next year we get to see, once and for all if Rossi has lost it, or he is as hungry, skilled, and fast as ever when he gets a decent bike again.
mad thou rider
I guess next year we get to see, once and for all if Rossi has lost it, or he is as hungry, skilled, and fast as ever when he gets a decent bike again.
Forum whore
Great news.
Hardcore Biker
Originally Posted by Drew
just send the one that normally is in you
I fear the day technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots! ALBERT EINSTEIN
mad thou rider
would be great to see him and lorenzo bashing fairings all season long. fuckkkk, I cant wait! can he just take spies' bike NOW please?
r4q2
Wow I never thought Vale was a quitter.....
mad thou rider
LMAO, and so it begins. this time next year we will know the truth, and all the BS and shit talking will be done.
Forum whore
Everyone is eventually.
Forum whore
Dunno 'bout "pearler", but it didn't seem too far from the mark did it? I thought Bautista would have been a lot closer to the front on a Honda, yet he's been overshadowed by the Tech 3 boys and rookie Bradl in 2012, basically circulating where he was on the Suzuki. Hopper never really had "it", Bautista much the same, and Capirossi was past it.......makes you wonder how the good/bad the GSVR really was.
Hardcore Biker
Not a Quitter, Just Not a LOOSER
I fear the day technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots! ALBERT EINSTEIN
Forum whore
Stoner’s records that can’t be broken:
2007/Catalunya/Barcelona: With a win in Catalunya, Stoner becomes the first rider to win four times in one season on a Ducati.
2007/USA/Laguna Seca: Wins from pole and tops all four practice sessions to become the first non-American rider to win at Laguna Seca in the MotoGP era.
2007/Japan/Motegi: Stoner becomes the first rider to win the MotoGP title on a Ducati.
2008/Qatar/Losail: Wins the first ever MotoGP race to take place at night under floodlights.
2009/Italy/Mugello: Gives Ducati their first ever premier-class win at the Italian Grand Prix.
2010/Spain/Aragón: Wins the first MotoGP race to be held at the new Aragón circuit.
2011/USA/Laguna Seca: Wins for the 5th time in 2011 – the highest number of wins by a Honda rider during the 800cc era of MotoGP. He went on to record 10 victories in total that season.
Stoner’s records that can be broken:
2006/Turkey/Istanbul: Finishes on the podium in his third MotoGP start to become the youngest Australian rider to finish on the podium in the premier-class.
2007/Qatar/Losail: Wins in his first race for Ducati to become the youngest Australian to win in the premier-class and also the first Australian rider to win in 125cc, 250cc and premier-class.
2008/San Marino/Misano: Qualifies on pole for the seventh successive race – the longest sequence of successive poles in the MotoGP era to date.
2011/Japan/Motegi: Starts on pole for the tenth time in 2011 – a new record for most pole positions in a season during the MotoGP era.
2 stroke-less no more!
Makes you wonder eh? What are Ducati thinking??? They just won't ease up in terms of their bike
After having one of the best racers ever ride their bike for 2 years and lets face it fail rather miserably (when he left Yamaha he was doing well) and they still don't listen!!! They are so stubborn they still won't change!
Motherfucker Of The Year !!!
You forgot the one most important one. Biggest moaner
I've spent my money on bikes, booze and babes. The rest I've wasted....
r4q2
Ta
It's always in there!
Hardcore Biker
well he always said he wanted to end his career with yamaha........ looks like he wasn't lying
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