Hayden reckons Ducati MotoGP bike is a handful

[denill]

Nicky is a true sportsman. Never has a bad thing to say about anything and always gives other riders credit even when it's obvious he's had tyre issues etc.

I loved his comments about Stoner when moving to Ducati.

Something like - "I've always wondered if it's the bike or the rider and now I'll get to find out."

Then after his first test - "Whatever they're paying him it's not enough!"

Yeah, I too fall into the category of not having a lot of time for him - to now having a lot of respect for him. He comes across as the 'real deal' and not given to histrionics.

Bring on April 12..........

[vifferman]

I didn't particularly like Hayden. Don't know why, just an accumulation of entirely superficial impressions. Having now read of his difficulties during the last season, many of which were occasioned by "the serially ill-advised" Pedrosa and/or his mentor Puig, I now have considerable sympathy for the guy. Hayden has maintained his dignity throughout what must have been a trying time.

Huh.
Are you my twin or summat?

[pritch]

Huh.
Are you my twin or summat?

I don't think so, but our bikes could be related?

[Wingnut]

I don't think so, but our bikes could be related?

I just hope he consistantly whips up that little tosser Pedrosa. I cant stand him. He is such a spoilt little pratt. After the way Honda turned their back on Hayden, I sincerely hope he makes them regret that decision.

[Pwalo]

I just hope he consistantly whips up that little tosser Pedrosa. I cant stand him. He is such a spoilt little pratt. After the way Honda turned their back on Hayden, I sincerely hope he makes them regret that decision.

Yes indeed. I'm an unabashed Rossi fan, but I'd love to see Hayden get in front of the Repsol boys.