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    OK, A bit too soon to get excited I know - but look where Hayden is.

    http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2012/Apr/120405mgp1.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by denill View Post
    OK, A bit too soon to get excited I know - but look where Hayden is.

    http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2012/Apr/120405mgp1.htm
    If that's not a one off Bill, maybe,just maybe, Rossi has something? It's not likely Hayden will finish in front.
    It's been a long wait.
    At least we know Stoner isn't foxing he can't/doesn't do that.

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    I can see your eyes going all watery Gaz, fingers crossed aye !

    Looking at the time spread, lapped bikes should become a factor 2/3rd way through the race - which usually isnt a regualar occurance at this level and may add another dimension ?

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    Lot of cloud around i see, but likelyhood of rain less than 20%

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    Looking at the time spread, lapped bikes should become a factor 2/3rd way through the race - which usually isnt a regualar occurance at this level and may add another dimension
    YEAH!!!!....and we all know how good stoner is with "other" people being on "his" track.......not knocking him.....great rider an all.....just he seems to be one of the more intolerant riders......so looking forward to helmet smashing at the end and lots of finger gestures.....maybe thats what CRT really means....Can't Ride Together.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by denill View Post
    OK, A bit too soon to get excited I know - but look where Hayden is.

    http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2012/Apr/120405mgp1.htm
    Good to see Nicky towards the pointy end. Hopefully he can maintain that through the rest of the weekend.

    Quote Originally Posted by codgyoleracer View Post
    I can see your eyes going all watery Gaz, fingers crossed aye !

    Looking at the time spread, lapped bikes should become a factor 2/3rd way through the race - which usually isnt a regualar occurance at this level and may add another dimension ?
    Just like a club race only longer!! (.... and faster and much more expensive)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mental Trousers View Post

    Just like a club race only longer!! (.... and faster and much more expensive)
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    YEE HAA.....Lorenzo with fastest lap of the FP sessions......and three Yamahas in the top five......shame about Spies...he needs to do something this year!!...strange that the factory ducati has dropped back.....

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    am loving all the bikes out in MotoGP. CRT's included. They look horn (apart from Edwards Suter - that one was hit with the ugly stick) and all are well within the 107%. We are getting back towards the "good ol' days" when production RG's and TZ's got to mix with the factory boys - except the gap these days is not as big as back then.
    Also I am loving some of the new colour schemes. The more black in the Gresini and Tech 3 teams in particular. I also love the look of the FTR Kwaka's of Hernandez and Silva.

    Gonna be a GREAT season this year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cleve View Post
    am loving all the bikes out in MotoGP. CRT's included. They look horn (apart from Edwards Suter - that one was hit with the ugly stick) and all are well within the 107%. We are getting back towards the "good ol' days" when production RG's and TZ's got to mix with the factory boys - except the gap these days is not as big as back then.
    Also I am loving some of the new colour schemes. The more black in the Gresini and Tech 3 teams in particular. I also love the look of the FTR Kwaka's of Hernandez and Silva.

    Gonna be a GREAT season this year.
    + 1 to that, - along with more rule changes for 2013 looming.

    The amount of bikes on the grids for 2010/11 had to be dealt with........

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    A young man to watch:

    Fenati - haven't seen mention of his first name yet, but I'm sure we will.

    It was David Emmett I think who said Fenati was "The real deal". He is current Italian and European 125 champ and has joined Moto3 right at the sharp end; currently second fastest after FP3.
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    I hope Spies can get his shit in one sock this year, cause if he don't Mr Crutchlow might pull this factory ride out from under him!

    I'm lovin the music those M1's are making this year too!!!

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    Those CRT Aprilias are going to have to be careful, looking at those times. Dorna will label them factory bikes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Bleck View Post
    I hope Spies can get his shit in one sock this year, cause if he don't Mr Crutchlow might pull this factory ride out from under him!

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    Think Dovi has his eyes on that seat!

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    Those CRT Aprilias are going to have to be careful, looking at those times. Dorna will label them factory bikes.
    They can't be factory bikes as you can buy one. You can't buy a factory bike.
    "...New Zealanders, for all their faults, have virtues that are precious: an unwillingness to be intimidated by the new, the formidable, or class systems; trust in situations where there would otherwise be none; compassion for the underdog; a sense of responsibility for people in difficulty; not undertaking to do something without seeing it through - "
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