going be good allrightOriginally Posted by Bender
Motorsport history is littered with people who were great riders/drivers, but who never got to the very top for a variety of reasons including luck. One of the best examples is our own Chris Amon, who had the worst luck ever. If you read about some of the things that broke when he was comfortably leading races - it must have made the guy cry tears of frustration.
Sir Stirling Moss is another - one of the most famous drivers in history, yet never won a driver's WC.
Yep amazing man have you seen the racing legends programs very intresting
I think Dani is one of those - he's had the title in his grasp a couple of times, only to be injured
Yep dani amazing esp since he hasint got weight to trow around either 51 kg gezz he half my weight nearly . last year really impresed me . i surpose steped up after cassey was injured and hrc through
there full support behind him . he wa sin the zone . even crashed at philip island liked that new
vigour . i like him cause not dude that likes the lime light , and you go think without him as rival
The world chamipship whouldint be such prize all guys must feel that come down to races enjoyed are the close battles .
(collarbone, mostly) and miss races. Now he's missed the opportunity - there's a youngster on the patch that no-one is going to beat. Rossi has already branded Marquez possibly the greatest motorcycle rider of all time. Honda's Mr Nakamoto must be chuckling to himself - how are Yamaha going to counter the package of the fastest bike and a rider who is in a league of his own. (Another Mick Doohan? I reckon so).
(And, scarily, they reckon his younger brother is even faster).
I know that is scary that and Espargaro brothers he real talent too isint he on crt
Then, there's the Espargaro brothers. Aleix is wicked fast on the CRT bike and Pol makes the move to Yamaha next season.
Next season is going to be amazing. There are some really exciting new riders coming through. And a huge increase in prototypes with Yamaha leasing engines and all the 2013 prototypes - that's potentially four works bikes, four satellite bikes and five engines in CRT-type frames. Honda is supposed to be bringing out five of its new production racers. Ducati is also supposed to be offering this year's prototypes as well (all the leased 2013 prototypes would carry the spec ECUs). Could be interesting.
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