Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2006 7:26 pm
............"completing the triangle"........how many riders ?<T-K> wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:It has to be a rectangle
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Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2006 8:55 pm
Julian Mayo wrote:............"completing the triangle"........how many riders ?<T-K> wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:It has to be a rectangle
My brain hasnt rebooted yet 21 riders
18 ride with a teammate.
3 in single rider teams
Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2006 12:40 am
I have a horrible /beatific feeling.......the kids I admit to have the same lack of .....?<T-K> wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:............"completing the triangle"........how many riders ?<T-K> wrote:
21 riders
18 ride with a teammate.
3 in single rider teams
Give Mum a cuddle............. tell her the Mayos are in town, observe the reaction.......make a life defining decision.......I love the Circus
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 2:06 am
I got bored and put together some notes 
~ 3 French riders in MotoGP...That's as many French riders as Spanish riders. Go figure....
~ 250s: It was good last year, it's going to be astonishing this year. MotoGP is going to be amazing in 2-3 years time, when Lorenzo, Dovizioso and possibly Bautista join Toseland in MotoGP, with Pedrosa, Stoner, Hayden, Vermeulen and Hopper all having come good....
~ When Makoto Tamada left the Bridgestones to ride Michelins, he was complaining about not having any confidence in the front end.....Stoner crashed 5 times last year, each time losing the front.....Stoner is switching from Michelins to Bridgestones.....You do the math.
~ Both Suzukis to finish top 6......one of the Suzukis to finish top 3.
~ Barros to get a podium, or come very close......possibly as a result of a couple of people falling off.,...
~ Watch out for Pol Espargaro......He creamed the Spanish 125 championship this year, and did very well at Valencia....Is he another Pedrosa?
~ Is Bradley Smith Britain's Great White Hope?
~ Then there's three Americans in the Red Bull Rookies Cup.....Looks like there's a bunch of American kids who are coming through the ranks....All eyes are aimed at the AMA Superbikes, but the route to MotoGP could well be under the radar. Can't wait!
~ 3 French riders in MotoGP...That's as many French riders as Spanish riders. Go figure....
~ 250s: It was good last year, it's going to be astonishing this year. MotoGP is going to be amazing in 2-3 years time, when Lorenzo, Dovizioso and possibly Bautista join Toseland in MotoGP, with Pedrosa, Stoner, Hayden, Vermeulen and Hopper all having come good....
~ When Makoto Tamada left the Bridgestones to ride Michelins, he was complaining about not having any confidence in the front end.....Stoner crashed 5 times last year, each time losing the front.....Stoner is switching from Michelins to Bridgestones.....You do the math.
~ Both Suzukis to finish top 6......one of the Suzukis to finish top 3.
~ Barros to get a podium, or come very close......possibly as a result of a couple of people falling off.,...
~ Watch out for Pol Espargaro......He creamed the Spanish 125 championship this year, and did very well at Valencia....Is he another Pedrosa?
~ Is Bradley Smith Britain's Great White Hope?
~ Then there's three Americans in the Red Bull Rookies Cup.....Looks like there's a bunch of American kids who are coming through the ranks....All eyes are aimed at the AMA Superbikes, but the route to MotoGP could well be under the radar. Can't wait!
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 8:49 am
Barros will podium. And fling it down the road.
3 Australian Riders in MotoGP.
Chris V knows the circuits a little now.
3 Australian Riders in MotoGP.
Chris V knows the circuits a little now.
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:18 pm
I think the Kwakka will be a bit of a dark horse this season....
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:24 pm
Neigh<T-K> wrote:I think the Kwakka will be a bit of a dark horse this season....
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:34 pm
Quack quack neigh!!!Julian Mayo wrote:Neigh<T-K> wrote:I think the Kwakka will be a bit of a dark horse this season....
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:37 pm
that would be a low horsepower Kwakkasakijacfan wrote:Quack quack neigh!!!Julian Mayo wrote:Neigh<T-K> wrote:I think the Kwakka will be a bit of a dark horse this season....
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:40 pm
I hear voices... Yes master that is what it would be. 
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:52 pm
Is that your pussy?jacfan wrote:
Is that your cat?
Down in boomtown alley,
lookin' for a rat?
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:04 pm
No 'tis RossiJulian Mayo wrote:Is that your pussy?jacfan wrote:
Is that your cat?
Down in boomtown alley,
lookin' for a rat?
and he is bossy
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:04 pm
Called keeping to the subject.
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:11 pm
Vermuelin, he was spewinjacfan wrote:Called keeping to the subject.
Casey, he was stoned,
Hayden was a hardening,
His team mate was a runnin
Capporisi was carvin'
Rossi was a sniffin
on the road to Mumbloodybai
The number of sump bolts in a VS SS have to be seen to be believed
Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:24 am
The mystery of Yamaha's MotoGP title sponsor could soon be solved with Fiat thought to be on the brink of completing a deal to back the factory M1s - and more specifically Valentino Rossi - for the 2007 season.
Although an Italian car manufacturer supporting a Japanese motorcycle racing team may seem an odd mix, Fiat is eager to use Rossi's enormous popularity to help sell its new 500 model in Italy - and, according to the Italian press, a two-year contract is now 'on the table' - although it is unclear if the thorny issue of using Rossi's image for advertising purposes is included in the offer, or if it simply involves acquiring the major naming rights on the race livery of Rossi, Colin Edwards and the Yamaha team.
http://www.crash.net
Although an Italian car manufacturer supporting a Japanese motorcycle racing team may seem an odd mix, Fiat is eager to use Rossi's enormous popularity to help sell its new 500 model in Italy - and, according to the Italian press, a two-year contract is now 'on the table' - although it is unclear if the thorny issue of using Rossi's image for advertising purposes is included in the offer, or if it simply involves acquiring the major naming rights on the race livery of Rossi, Colin Edwards and the Yamaha team.
http://www.crash.net