Wsbk 2016

**pritch** · 28th May 2016, 13:12

Chaz Davies experiences the traditional "electrical fault".
http://www.worldsbk.com/en/videos/20...tviewed_videos

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**Dadpole** · 30th May 2016, 18:43

Originally Posted by Dadpole

I will go out on a limb and pick either Davies or Rea.

Yep. Don't you wish you had my almost supernatural ability.

**roogazza** · 18th June 2016, 09:06

Misano weekend, times should settle today after a hot and windy day yesterday.

Hayden looking good, but I can't see that lasting.(think he tested there last week ?)

Go #1 Johnny Rea.

**BMWST?** · 18th June 2016, 10:31

i dunno why but i want someone else to be able to battle with Rea.H seems to have the measure of every body else even if things are not always 100 per cent

**Drew** · 18th June 2016, 10:37

Originally Posted by BMWST?

i dunno why but i want someone else to be able to battle with Rea.H seems to have the measure of every body else even if things are not always 100 per cent

I used to feel the same about Rossi. Then when he did start getting beaten, I was gutted.

**Luckylegs** · 18th June 2016, 16:58

GO #2

...But anyone not riding a kawasaki will suit me just fine

**roogazza** · 20th June 2016, 07:36

World Superbike Championship Standings After Race 16, Misano, Italy
Submitted by David Emmett on Sun, 2016-06-19 12:42
1 J. Rea Kawasaki 343
2 T. Sykes Kawasaki 277 -66
3 C. Davies Ducati 244 -99
4 D. Giugliano Ducati 165 -178
5 M. Van Der Mark Honda 163 -180
6 N. Hayden Honda 146 -197
7 J. Torres BMW 137 -206
8 L. Camier MV Agusta 105 -238
9 L. Savadori Aprilia 100 -243
10 A. Lowes Yamaha 81 -262
11 X. ForÉS Ducati 75 -268
12 M. Reiterberger BMW 68 -275
13 S. Guintoli Yamaha 58 -285
14 J. Brookes BMW 55 -288
15 R. Ramos Kawasaki 53 -290
16 A. De Angelis Aprilia 49 -294
17 A. West Kawasaki 39 -304
18 K. Abraham BMW 26 -317
19 N. Canepa Yamaha 16 -327
20 M. Baiocco Ducati 12 -331
21 L. Mahias Kawasaki 9 -334
22 C. Beaubier Yamaha 6 -337
23 L. Scassa Ducati 3 -340
24 M. Jones Ducati 2 -341
25 D. Schmitter Kawasaki 2 -341
26 J. Hook Kawasaki 2 -341
27 S. Barrier Kawasaki 2 -341
28 P. Szkopek Yamaha 1 -342
29 M. Lussiana BMW 1 -342

**Dadpole** · 22nd June 2016, 09:59

So little comment in this thread. No love for WSBK?

Personally, I find them a bit ho-hum. Last weekend we had two races with the leaders separated by bugger all much of the time and I felt it was like watching paint dry. Bikes almost touching but I felt there would be no collisions and at a predetermined point Rea would pass, get a gap and maintain it till the line.

Is it just me? The same thing in a MotoGP race is edge of the seat stuff in my house. My wifey will not miss a MotoGP race but couldn't give a stuff for superbike. It is not simply that she wants to bonk Rossi and give Lorenzo a good kicking. She enjoys the racing too.

Should I book us both in for therapy?

**roogazza** · 22nd June 2016, 11:14

Originally Posted by Dadpole

So little comment in this thread. No love for WSBK?

Personally, I find them a bit ho-hum. Last weekend we had two races with the leaders separated by bugger all much of the time and I felt it was like watching paint dry. Bikes almost touching but I felt there would be no collisions and at a predetermined point Rea would pass, get a gap and maintain it till the line.

Is it just me? The same thing in a MotoGP race is edge of the seat stuff in my house. My wifey will not miss a MotoGP race but couldn't give a stuff for superbike. It is not simply that she wants to bonk Rossi and give Lorenzo a good kicking. She enjoys the racing too.

Should I book us both in for therapy?

I wonder if they (Dorna ) will keep the two day race format ?
and whether it is bringing in more money for,same ??

Rea's title to lose now ,which seems to be eating into Sykes.(watch Parc Ferme and tell me he's not fuming while trying rehash reasons why he's coming second).

**actungbaby** · 23rd June 2016, 17:39

Originally Posted by Dadpole

So little comment in this thread. No love for WSBK?

Personally, I find them a bit ho-hum. Last weekend we had two races with the leaders separated by bugger all much of the time and I felt it was like watching paint dry. Bikes almost touching but I felt there would be no collisions and at a predetermined point Rea would pass, get a gap and maintain it till the line.

Is it just me? The same thing in a MotoGP race is edge of the seat stuff in my house. My wifey will not miss a MotoGP race but couldn't give a stuff for superbike. It is not simply that she wants to bonk Rossi and give Lorenzo a good kicking. She enjoys the racing too.

Should I book us both in for therapy?

God i feel the same way so boring whats even worse when he gets past just sails away .

And that duckati always looked wrong to me to bloody long in the swingarm , looks like got hinge in the middle .

**Cosmik de Bris** · 24th June 2016, 10:36

Originally Posted by actungbaby

God i feel the same way so boring whats even worse when he gets past just sails away .

And that duckati always looked wrong to me to bloody long in the swingarm , looks like got hinge in the middle .

You are just suffering from SSSE.