C'mon Cal !. And the new Kawasaki engined CRT teams.
Quote from: Essex Boy on April 08, 2012, 07:36:28 PM
C'mon Cal !. And the new Kawasaki engined CRT teams.
In moto GP ...hmmmm possably... But should he move to world supers ,,,no def not.
let's see if he can beat Hayden now.. yep don't want to see him in WSB perhaps go Formula 1.
Finished tenth with Lorenzo looking unbelievably cool. Well done Cal.
The last few laps were brilliant. Just glad that a Honda didn't win so I can have a few cheap digs at my mate
F knows whats wrong with Rossi. Can't be all down to the bike.
It's not over till the fat lady sings, I hope Rossi will never give up trying, but yes well done Cal.
Soon as I can find one, there will be a number 35 on the boot of my car.
A CRT bike should never beat any factory prototype machine, and Rossi's bike had a new Aluminium frame which he had never raced before.
Every dog has its day and Rossi isn't getting any younger, when all around him he is surrounded by the new breed of racers, one of which is Cal Crutchlow
Rossi once turned his hand to rallying and was pretty damn good at it if I remember correctly, maybe that will be his future
Just been talking to a friend of mine who lives in Italy, and there are strong rumours that Vale has had enough.
He did say that after the coming together with another rider on Sunday he nearly sacked it and came in. he has also said that after the death of Marco 'the fire has gone out'
The Italian press is saying that there was a massive row after the race as when Vale checked his settings he found that his team had changed some of them on the instruction of Ducati and not bothered to tell him.
Me.... i hope he goes to WSB... Max and Rossi...again :punk:
Me.... i hope he goes to WSB... Max and Rossi...again :punk:
OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA hopefully with full elbow contact
I'd have thought Ducati would have bent over backwards to accommodate Rossi. Its not reflecting too well on either of them. And if Rossi leaves to ride a competitor and does well, I can see Ducati taking the blame rather than Rossi
Personnally I think Rossi has lost that edge. Sure the bike may not be as good as the Yamaha or Honda factory bikes but he wasn't even fighting through those mid-placed riders. Appeared happy with his tenth place. I'm thinking Ducati will drop him..!
I think the Simoncelli incident is the root cause. I think it probably effected him being involved in another riders death albeit no fault of his own.
Spot on Winny :cry:
That incident would have shaken any rider to the core, particularly as it involved a close personal friend of Rossis'
Marco is much missed he had immense flair and ability
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Rossi did a brilliant performance today. I bet the Ducati team will be doing rain dances for the remainder of the season.
Quote from: Kwikasfuki on May 20, 2012, 08:20:49 PM
Rossi did a brilliant performance today. I bet the Ducati team will be doing rain dances for the remainder of the season.
Ah me thinks Honda were doing the
'PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE come back and race for us dance' look we brought our cheque book....see how many noughts are on the end of this number. :mfr_lol:
I'm a Rossi fan and have been for many years, but don't forget that Sundays race and result was in very wet conditions, which is a whole different 'kettle of fish' to a dry race with dry set up/tyres
Let's see if he can reapeat that performance in two weeks when it may well be dry...I hope he does....but remember he aint the spring chicken he once was
CUMMON CAL :yes: