you CAN WATCH IT HERE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uI2Hud_19w
I was concerned the mighty Hondas weren't just eating the Yamaha on the straights early on, but it looks like MM has a smart head on him or he rissen to what Nakamoto tell him because he clearly just looked after his tyres and didn't bother having a go until close to the end.
Then Pedrosa just steamed passed the Yamaha as well when he finally put the pass on, but it doesn't look to me that he could take it to MM.
As it was at best the Honda had on the Yamaha at this round was about 5km/hr http://resources.motogp.com/files/re...df?v1_dcd9b215
Cheers
Merv
I hope you're all writing Pedrosa off prematurely... for the championships sake. Don't think Lorenzo has the bike under him to win at the moment. He's given it absolutely everything these last two races and come up behind the Repsol boys both times... he's better than that.
Moto2 mega once more. Hope Redding can find the feeling again. Then there will be some fisticuffs.
I'm not a racer like you guys but my impression was that the Hondas were just out braking the Yamahas - that was the telling difference.
Lol. That old chestnut eh! Well I'd be very careful comparing your all time hero to MM mate. You may get egg on face. MM won his forst worldchampionship at an earlier age than Rossi. He would've won his second earlier too (in less attempts I may add) had it not been for some well shoddy marshalling at Sepang. He's currently tearing up the record books in his first year in Moto GP, and is quite likely to win it in his first year (another thing Rossi couldn't manage). Take your rose tinted specs off for once mate.
Different riding styles.
Marquez goes in way late, brakes really hard, turns it then gets it upright fast.
Lorenzo is off the throttle and on the brakes early then off the brakes early and on the throttle way earlier to balance the bike through the corner
Pedrosa and Rossi are both kinda in between those two extremes. Crutchlow's style is much closer to Lorenzo these days.
The most interesting was Ben Spies. The few times he actually got the bike to work properly for him he was braking later and harder than anyone else, but still using insane lean angle and corner speed. Not sure how he managed that, but he only got the M1 to work properly for him a couple of times.
Zen wisdom: No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously. - obviously had KB in mind when he came up with that gem
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
FYI - My all time hero is Wayne Rainey.
As for MM's "forst" championship, I have no doubt that he has the potential to become a greater rider than VR.
There is simply no logic to comparing riders from different era's as the bikes, riding conditions and competition are constantly changing. There is only entertainment value - so go on, get a rag and wipe the spittle off yer monitor![]()
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