Disclaimer: I don't actually know what I'm talking about and everything I say should be taken as words of wisdom from a armchair general/mechanic/engineer/racer.
Disclaimer: I don't actually know what I'm talking about and everything I say should be taken as words of wisdom from a armchair general/mechanic/engineer/racer.
They won't get to those speeds in the first couple of corners though, thats the danger zone. JL would be past 80-90% of the paddock in the first lap. Shit, DP made it past all the CRT bikes in like 200 meters!!(His start was totally awsome to watch, flying past those guys, right up to the point that HB took him out.....)
Course DP started from the back of the grid, where-as in what we're talking about, JL would be starting from pit lane. If it does happen, it'll be totally worth watching him carve through the field.
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well anyone who calls moto gp boring certanly didnt watch the misano race!!! very exciting.
what a shambles overall, regardless of who was at fault. I do feel for pedrosa, he is the eternal almost champion, a win there would have made it so fucking close at the end with lorenzo being short on engines and all that it isnt funny. A good point earlier about how this evens things up with both lorenzo and pedrosa having a dnf that wasnt really their fault - but what happens on race day, happens on race day and you got to just eat it and move on. I would have loved it if there were 4-5 points in it with one round to go!
true. if I were Lorenzo, I would try to make it to phillip island and put a new engine in the bike in aussie. start from pit lane, accept that stoner will win his home GP, and pedrosa will harass him for it, and take the 3rd or 4th place or so, easy points, low risk, and a barely run in engine where he can start front row in the last race.
that way between now and then he can stay consistent, Stoner aint gonna win the championship, and all he has to do between now and auzzie is maintain the current gap, he could come second to pedrosa three times between now and then and still be safe as houses even with a new lump at PI.
of course Id rather see elbow to elbow racing the whole way through, but when a championship is hinged upon tactical decisions due to a lost engine, well, you want the crown on your head at the end really dont you?
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It's a single penalty per engine over the 6 engine limit. So a single race started from pit lane for engine #7. Another pit lane start for engine #8 etc.
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
Oh wow, didn't know that it was only one race. Makes it seem like that is a rule without much bite. If they are going to have an engine limit, then they might as well enforce it half decently and make you start from pit lane for every race left in the season once you exceed the 6 engine limit.
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And now for some discussion about Moto2 and Scott Redding
http://www.crash.net/motogp/news/184..._in_moto2.html
Bit of debate about this on Crash.net. Not everyone is sympathetic. Lot's of comments along the lines of "lose a couple of kgs and stop whining"... but I feel for the guy. Doing all the hard work passing on the corners and then losing places getting out-dragged on every straight must start to really suck after a while.
So I'll get to see two of my fav racers at the Island after all...
http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2012/Sep/12091927.htm
Damn straight.MotoGP needs Casey Stoner more than Dorna leg-breakers ever will admit. It needs his skill. It needs his balls. It needs his vinegar.
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