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    Sepang - Testing Again

    1. Valentino Rossi - Fiat Yamaha Team 2:00.300

    2. Nicky Hayden - Repsol Hrc 2:01.949

    3. Shinya Nakano - Honda Gresini 2:02.317

    4. Jorge Lorenzo - Fiat Yamaha Team 2:02.654

    5. Alex De Angelis - Honda Gresini 2:03.231

    6. Olivier Jacque - Kawasaki Racing 2:03.655

    7. Yamaha Test Rider - Yamaha Test Team 2:06.356

    8. Tamaki Serizawa - Kawasaki Racing 2:06.874

    9. Yamaha Test Rider - Yamaha Test Team 2:07.319
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    Quote Originally Posted by denill View Post
    1. Valentino Rossi - Fiat Yamaha Team 2:00.300

    2. Nicky Hayden - Repsol Hrc 2:01.949

    3. Shinya Nakano - Honda Gresini 2:02.317

    4. Jorge Lorenzo - Fiat Yamaha Team 2:02.654

    5. Alex De Angelis - Honda Gresini 2:03.231

    6. Olivier Jacque - Kawasaki Racing 2:03.655

    7. Yamaha Test Rider - Yamaha Test Team 2:06.356

    8. Tamaki Serizawa - Kawasaki Racing 2:06.874

    9. Yamaha Test Rider - Yamaha Test Team 2:07.319

    Bill,........... ROSSI, that old has been !!!!! heh heh , GO VALE !!!!!!! Gaz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roogazza View Post
    Bill, Rossi , that old has been !!!!! heh heh , GO VALE !!!!!!! Gaz.

    He was good cos Stoner wasn't there. Gav!
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    Yep, and he used a qualifier!

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    I see Nicky's off home! Says he's done all he can, it's now up to Honda to give him some power. I suspect he's a worried man.
    The problem with being the armchair enthusiast is that all we get given is pap and shite from the 'official' press releases. There's no way we, the great unwashed, can ever know much about what's really going on. I think it's a great pity that blokes like Mat Oxley and Michael Scott don't have online columns telling it like it really is as it happens.
    I hate that if they did, they'd be shown the door and their credentials burned by Dorna, with full approval from the suits and the marketing types that seem to have the power to hide whatever shows the manufacturers in what they perceive to be a bad light.
    OK, sorry, rant over......
    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by BarryG View Post
    I see Nicky's off home! Says he's done all he can, it's now up to Honda to give him some power. I suspect he's a worried man.
    The problem with being the armchair enthusiast is that all we get given is pap and shite from the 'official' press releases. There's no way we, the great unwashed, can ever know much about what's really going on. I think it's a great pity that blokes like Mat Oxley and Michael Scott don't have online columns telling it like it really is as it happens.
    I hate that if they did, they'd be shown the door and their credentials burned by Dorna, with full approval from the suits and the marketing types that seem to have the power to hide whatever shows the manufacturers in what they perceive to be a bad light.
    OK, sorry, rant over......
    Cheers
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    Nah, not a rant Baz. You always make a good point when you write.
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    From: http://www.motogpnews.com/home.php

    Posted specially for Gaz

    Do you remember 2005? It was a simpler time. HD TV was just a pipe-dream with 1080p only meaning a tenner; chip and pin was a laughable idea – who could remember all of those numbers? And Rossi, yes, the Italian moaner was king. So, plug in that Play Station 2 and look at set MotoGP 2 to Testing at Sepang where Rossi, like Cher (who he secretly adores) turned back time.

    Yes, that’s right. The former curley-wurley wobbler, now with his very own tyres, whacked in a two minute flat lap to rub basil-soaked ravioli in his gold-helmeted team mate Jorge ‘Jorendous’ Lorenzo, who only managed a fourth fastest time, nearly two seconds behind his flux-capacitor using team mate. However, Lorenzo cut short Rossi’s joy by showing him that Colin Edwards was fastest at the same place a few weeks back. That sent the lengthy loser straight into the arms of his accountants and solicitors.

    Second fastest, and running the most laps of the day, again, was Haystacks. The uncle-lover, who now likes to fly to Spain, dress up as a doctor and torture dwarf’s hands in the vain hope he’d hit the right one was predictably fair to meddling. Second was good, you might say. But he only just beat Nakano. Sort of like winning a little race you invented with your own trolley in the supermarket – it just doesn’t count.

    Fifth fastest was DeAlsoRan, who was just beaten by a small mongoose who had wandered on the circuit in a sleepy daze. However, DeAlsoRan and the mongoose managed to get ahead of the smelly French Old Frog and the Yamaha Robots.

    Blimey, it’s starting to get a bit much, isn’t it? We were all bored at the beginning of the year, praying for the testing to start – now we’re all fed up with it! I blame Colin Edwards. If he managed to follow through on testing and be quick in a race, we’d all think it was worth something. However, testing these days is about as reliable as the cut and paste.com’s website.

    Sepang Test - Day 2
    1. Valentino Rossi ITA Fiat Yamaha Team (B) 2min 0.472 secs
    2. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda Team (M) 2min 0.900 secs
    3. Shinya Nakano JPN Honda Gresini (B) 2min 2.049 secs
    4. Jorge Lorenzo SPA Fiat Yamaha Team (M) 2min 2.396 secs
    5. Alex de Angelis RSM Honda Gresini (B) 2min 2.646 secs
    6. Olivier Jacque FRA Kawasaki Test Rider (B) 2min 3.513 secs
    7. Bike 'T' JPN Yamaha Test Rider (B) 2min 5.647 secs
    8. Tamaki Serizawa JPN Kawasaki Test Rider (B) 2min 6.027 secs
    9. Bike 'P' JPN Yamaha Test Rider (B) 2min 6.244 secs
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    Was the 08 zook not there?

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    Mmmmmm, the Michelins did OK on day 3

    Test Times

    1. Jorge Lorenzo (SPA) Fiat Yamaha Team 2'00.705

    2. Valentino Rossi (ITA) Fiat Yamaha Team 2'01.190

    3. Shinya Nakano (JPN) Honda Gresini 2'02.135

    4. Alex De Angelis (RSM) Honda Gresini 2'02.194

    5. Olivier Jacque (FRA) Kawasaki Racing 2'03.021

    6. Tamaki Serizawa (JPN) Kawasaki Racing 2'03.623

    7. Yamaha Test Rider (-) Yamaha Test Team 2'06.000

    8. Yamaha Test Rider (-) Yamaha Test Team 2'06.040

    Sepang: Lap Record Casey Stoner (Ducati) 2007, 2'02.108 Sepang: Best Lap V. Rossi (Yamaha) 2006, 2'00.605
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    Cheers Bill, very funny and akin to my own sense of humour !

    I made my annual pilgrimage to the WMCC yesterday (I wanted a gasket for the Bandit). There at the parts counter I was accosted by "Crasherfromwayback'. I was caught by surprise for a change and without a smart retort. He has assured me Rossi's reign is over and that we are entering a Stoner era ! (could well be right?) Should my wish succeed and Rossi bounce back , I shall be back to WMCC in a flash to join Pete for a coffee and a piece of pie ! ? Gaz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roogazza View Post
    Cheers Bill, very funny and akin to my own sense of humour !

    I made my annual pilgrimage to the WMCC yesterday (I wanted a gasket for the Bandit). There at the parts counter I was accosted by "Crasherfromwayback'. I was caught by surprise for a change and without a smart retort. He has assured me Rossi's reign is over and that we are entering a Stoner era ! (could well be right?) Should my wish succeed and Rossi bounce back , I shall be back to WMCC in a flash to join Pete for a coffee and a piece of pie ! ? Gaz.
    Pah...I don't do pie!

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    Quote Originally Posted by denill View Post
    1. Valentino Rossi - Fiat Yamaha Team 2:00.300

    2. Nicky Hayden - Repsol Hrc 2:01.949

    3. Shinya Nakano - Honda Gresini 2:02.317

    4. Jorge Lorenzo - Fiat Yamaha Team 2:02.654

    5. Alex De Angelis - Honda Gresini 2:03.231

    6. Olivier Jacque - Kawasaki Racing 2:03.655

    7. Yamaha Test Rider - Yamaha Test Team 2:06.356

    8. Tamaki Serizawa - Kawasaki Racing 2:06.874

    9. Yamaha Test Rider - Yamaha Test Team 2:07.319
    Did Suzuki forget to turn up?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    Pah...I don't do pie!
    The only pie Gaz'll be eatin at the end of the 08 season is HUMBLE pie
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    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post
    Did Suzuki forget to turn up?
    They were at Phillip Island with everyone else

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    They were at Phillip Island with everyone else
    Here we go... wanna place a bet on this year?

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