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    Rossi out gunned by a Stoner


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    Yip...pretty much a case of 'see ya later Doc' on the front straight thats for sure, but love his reclaim pass with 4 laps to go....

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    yeah, annoying to see such a power difference...thats why I prefer SBK. That said I cant wait to see what Rossi and Yamaha come up with after having their arse greased, pounded with a strainer post and handed back to em on the front straight.
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    I couldn't beleave how well he could out brake the competition.
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    Amazing sound of that Ducati

    Quote Originally Posted by TempBJ View Post
    yeah, annoying to see such a power difference...thats why I prefer SBK. That said I cant wait to see what Rossi and Yamaha come up with after having their arse greased, pounded with a strainer post and handed back to em on the front straight.
    Casey stoner is still very young and can only improve.Rossi played good sportsmanship after the race.

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    FARK! tell me about it...when they were showing the stats as they were racing, Rossi was hardly braking in comparison to everyone else...unless his sensors were rooted. Pedrosa didnt have a show at the end of the straight.

    I'll add that I am not a huge Rossi fan, but I admire what hes achieved. In fact, I like the idea of Stoner winning more as its great when the new blood starts rising much like Toseland in SBK.

    I can also admire how much more grunt the Ducs have squeezed but its an arse to watch it in a race.
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    Quote Originally Posted by desmo dave View Post
    Casey stoner is still very young and can only improve.Rossi played good sportsmanship after the race.
    Fully, both seem like great guys...but the power difference...hmmm. On thinking on it though, I do suppose that MotoGP, like F1 is about pushing engineering boundaries so perhaps I am being harsh. And it was a good race other than the straight. Ok, I've talked myself down. I'm coming in...
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    Yeah, I was looking at time sheets for the qualifying and noticed that even though overall the fiat yamahas were quick around the lap, it lacked the speed on the straight (around 307-309km/hr compared to 320-325 km/hr for ducs and 320s for hondas?)

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    Its still beyond me why they are forced to use a v4 though. as there are few v4 bikes on the road. I'm surprised that Honda and Ducati aren't wining all the time as they have the roadbike development. Yamaha and Kawasaki basically have to start with scratch / Motogp development.
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    Forced? what do you mean forced? The M1 is IL4 int it? Or am I being slow to you being a trick dicky (or tricky MacDicky if you've been on other KB threads today)
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    forced to use a v4

    Quote Originally Posted by avgas View Post
    Its still beyond me why they are forced to use a v4 though. as there are few v4 bikes on the road. I'm surprised that Honda and Ducati aren't wining all the time as they have the roadbike development. Yamaha and Kawasaki basically have to start with scratch / Motogp development.
    Ducati have never been 1 to follow other manufacturers.they make the innovations that others follow. that video is a good example.

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    Jesus, get yer hand of it...is that why they've won so many motogp championships lately?
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    Go Casey

    Ive always had a secret wish that Stoner would become the new Rossi,
    I wish I had seen it
    And extra bonus that they are both so cute,

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    HOLY BAJINGIES, this thread just took a turn for the worse...someone please make sure "cuteness" becomes part of the overall points for winning the championship...I think you're meant to be on www.girlie17.com/forum
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    Just before another duc freak decides to take on the same mentality as the english rugby fans by thinking the world is theirs after a win, here's the history of GP wins (in particular the manufacturers):

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...y_manufacturer
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