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    Quote Originally Posted by GD66 View Post
    That pair of clowns wouldn't have a clue, mate. Sad.

    Masters of the constant repetition of cliches, however...
    Yep - Those commentators are average.

    I wait and watch the Eurosport coverage each time with Toby Moody and Julian Ryder + the always informative Neil Spalding...... They make it sooooo much more entertaining!

    Sky should get onto that coverage!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingnut View Post
    Yep - Those commentators are average.

    I wait and watch the Eurosport coverage each time with Toby Moody and Julian Ryder + the always informative Neil Spalding...... They make it sooooo much more entertaining!

    Sky should get onto that coverage!
    Me too and absolutely agree. Those 3 are great. I only download the Eurosport torrent from Racing for Me.

    Well done to Stoner. The 2nd 1/2 of the season is at tracks that suit Stoner better - so hopefully will be close by Valencia.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingnut View Post
    Yep - Those commentators are average.

    I wait and watch the Eurosport coverage each time with Toby Moody and Julian Ryder + the always informative Neil Spalding...... They make it sooooo much more entertaining!

    Sky should get onto that coverage!
    Me too. While I love watching motorbike racing dumb arse commentators piss me off. Ryder, Moody and Spalding have impressed me with how the breadth and depth of their knowledge of motobike racing.

    Case in point was the Spies crash. Within 30 seconds they were asking if something had broken on the bike because the crash shouldn't have damaged the rear suspension like it had, which they saw from the marshalls pushing the bike away.

    Also, the wife thinks Spalders sounds sexy
    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

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    so ive been looking for 'racing for me' torrent site but that appears closed. i used to go on racing underground but i got so manys issues with my computer after that i stoped using it. i much prefer the eurosport coverage too.

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    Isnt Spalders a kiwi originally ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rapid van cleef View Post
    so ive been looking for 'racing for me' torrent site but that appears closed. i used to go on racing underground but i got so manys issues with my computer after that i stoped using it. i much prefer the eurosport coverage too.
    it's still there mate http://www.racingfor.me

    it does have a security certificate issue at the moment tho.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Bleck View Post
    it's still there mate http://www.racingfor.me

    it does have a security certificate issue at the moment tho.......
    Cos that's not dodgey!

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    Quote Originally Posted by denill View Post
    It's a bad day for MotoGP when he goes.
    Although after that little grizzle/rant after qualifying I must admit I was hoping he would cook that soft rear.
    Seems the gamble worked for Stoner. Horhay played safe and grabbed the 20 points.
    My Fav Vale, had a big one by the looks.
    Eddie Lawson once said, "they'll forget me next week". Wonder if they'll remember Stoner for long ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by roogazza View Post
    Although after that little grizzle/rant after qualifying I must admit I was hoping he would cook that soft rear.
    Seems the gamble worked for Stoner. Horhay played safe and grabbed the 20 points.
    My Fav Vale, had a big one by the looks.
    Eddie Lawson once said, "they'll forget me next week". Wonder if they'll remember Stoner for long ?
    Haters will always hate. Fourth over all in wins in the class behind Rossi, Ago and Doohan. I think he'll be remembered just fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    Haters will always hate. Fourth over all in wins in the class behind Rossi, Ago and Doohan. I think he'll be remembered just fine.
    OK Pete, we get it. You have an ifinity with the short ugly dude, and we get why, but don't take it so personal man.

    He'll be remembered alright, but never like Agostini or Doohan. Valentino will be remembered differently to the all I think, he's always played it different. He's more like Swantz to my mind, with a higher success rate of pulling off unfathomable moves though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    OK Pete, we get it. You have an ifinity with the short ugly dude, and we get why, but don't take it so personal man.

    He'll be remembered alright, but never like Agostini or Doohan. Valentino will be remembered differently to the all I think, he's always played it different. He's more like Swantz to my mind, with a higher success rate of pulling off unfathomable moves though.
    Yeah I don't think he even has a right to be compared to Ago, Doohan or Rossi mate. But I can admit that, as much as a fan as I am. So I think you have me misunderstood. And I think we get how you despise him, his wife, his money and his lifestyle mate.

    Ps: You moan about his moaning as much as he moans.

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    I love the latest from Motomatters - his comment on the style difference between Stoner and Lorenzo is pure writing brilliance.

    "Watching the two men circulate provides a stunning contrast, and is a thing of beauty to behold. Lorenzo, at his most 'Mantequilla' is smooth as butter on a summer's day. He never looks like he is trying, riding more like he was being scored for style than racing a motorcycle at the outer limits of its performance envelope. Stoner, on the other hand, punishes the Honda RC213V beneath him as if he had been taking lessons from Torquemada. His style is wild, ragged, throwing the bike around and letting it squirm and wriggle like a captured eel. Lorenzo rounds the corners with the grand sweeping gestures of a medieval nobleman, while Stoner flings the bike into the corner, squares it off, and squirts it out like a Victorian pugilist, doing it what it takes to beat the corner into submission. Though there may not be passing on every lap, yet there is great aesthetic appeal in watching the two best motorcycle racers of the moment slug it out."
    "...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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    Quote Originally Posted by Cleve View Post
    I love the latest from Motomatters - his comment on the style difference between Stoner and Lorenzo is pure writing brilliance.

    "Watching the two men circulate provides a stunning contrast, and is a thing of beauty to behold. Lorenzo, at his most 'Mantequilla' is smooth as butter on a summer's day. He never looks like he is trying, riding more like he was being scored for style than racing a motorcycle at the outer limits of its performance envelope. Stoner, on the other hand, punishes the Honda RC213V beneath him as if he had been taking lessons from Torquemada. His style is wild, ragged, throwing the bike around and letting it squirm and wriggle like a captured eel. Lorenzo rounds the corners with the grand sweeping gestures of a medieval nobleman, while Stoner flings the bike into the corner, squares it off, and squirts it out like a Victorian pugilist, doing it what it takes to beat the corner into submission. Though there may not be passing on every lap, yet there is great aesthetic appeal in watching the two best motorcycle racers of the moment slug it out."
    Couldn't agree more. Rach and I made pretty much the same comments last night when she watched the replay. We just aren't nearly as good with words!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cleve View Post
    I love the latest from Motomatters - his comment on the style difference between Stoner and Lorenzo is pure writing brilliance.

    "Watching the two men circulate provides a stunning contrast, and is a thing of beauty to behold. Lorenzo, at his most 'Mantequilla' is smooth as butter on a summer's day. He never looks like he is trying, riding more like he was being scored for style than racing a motorcycle at the outer limits of its performance envelope. Stoner, on the other hand, punishes the Honda RC213V beneath him as if he had been taking lessons from Torquemada. His style is wild, ragged, throwing the bike around and letting it squirm and wriggle like a captured eel. Lorenzo rounds the corners with the grand sweeping gestures of a medieval nobleman, while Stoner flings the bike into the corner, squares it off, and squirts it out like a Victorian pugilist, doing it what it takes to beat the corner into submission. Though there may not be passing on every lap, yet there is great aesthetic appeal in watching the two best motorcycle racers of the moment slug it out."
    Well said!

    And its why I love watching the both of them

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    Quote Originally Posted by rachprice View Post
    Well said!

    And its why I love watching the both of them
    I dunno if I've EVER seen another racer look as smooth and effortless as Lorenzo does.

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