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doogalman 17-Jul-2006 12:23

Maybe fighting for the win from the off (not settling for points) is the answer

skidlids 17-Jul-2006 12:38

Fantastic race
hope Ellison gets that new Chassis soon, then again it didn't do Edwards a lot of good.
Caparossi still needs to get back to full fitness, he was quick but faded

Ozz 17-Jul-2006 12:59

I see Bradley Smith finished 12th but with the 9th place rider just ahead. Good result.

smilo006 19-Jul-2006 07:39

To be honest I think Rossi and Burgess planned the season this way. It is the only way he has not won the championship with a bad start to the season and having to catch up from behind. If he is staying in Moto GP, hope we will see him on a Duc!

jeff st4s 19-Jul-2006 10:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by smilo006
If he is staying in Moto GP, hope we will see him on a Duc!



According to his book he spoke to Ducati but did not want to get involved with all the politics of who's got he best engineered machinery. Japan v Italy.
I would rather see Loris try to win the championship next year due to his hard work, awesome riding style and determination, rather than buy in Rossi.
Sadly I think Loris's injury has put him too far back to catch up and win this year.
I stated on here from the begining they should not have employed Sete.
It would be cool if I was wrong and Loris started to catch up, with more twists and turns so far this is the best season I've seen.

MJS 19-Jul-2006 11:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeff st4s
According to his book he spoke to Ducati but did not want to get involved with all the politics of who's got he best engineered machinery. Japan v Italy.
I would rather see Loris try to win the championship next year due to his hard work, awesome riding style and determination, rather than buy in Rossi.
Sadly I think Loris's injury has put him too far back to catch up and win this year.
I stated on here from the begining they should not have employed Sete.
It would be cool if I was wrong and Loris started to catch up, with more twists and turns so far this is the best season I've seen.


I don't think Ducati will win a championship all the time they're on the Bridgestone rubber - sure, it makes them ultra-competitive at some tracks and gets them regular front-row starts and odd race wins, but over the course of a race and season, Michelin are far more consistent

Ozz 19-Jul-2006 12:39

They would with Rossi riding. Even if he only Battlaxs on the bike....


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