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The Basket 06-09-09 01:41 PM
Misano
 
Alex de Angelis...:smt075

Biker Biggles 06-09-09 02:09 PM
Re: Misano
 
Cracking 250 race.Wonder if the new 600 class will be as good?
I said after VRs "donkey" moment last week he needed to restore his ability to finish second in the remaining races to ensure the championship.Well 30 points and four races gives him that.

The Basket 06-09-09 03:09 PM
Re: Misano
 
Stoner may be back so interest on that one.

JT did his employment prospects no good this weekend.

Alex de Angelis take out of Edwards and Hayden and nearly Lorenzo was a dumb act. A boneheaded move...home ground and home track and he couldn't keep his pants on long enough.

Rossi proves that he may be the donkey but he can still do the job when called for and ths race and this weekend was all Rossi.

fizzwheel 06-09-09 03:29 PM
Re: Misano
 
125 last corner had me shouting at the TV. Especially the handbags at dawn action afterwards... or should that be helmets at dawn...

merlin427 06-09-09 03:41 PM
Re: Misano
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by The Basket (Post 2027073)
Stoner may be back so interest on that one.

JT did his employment prospects no good this weekend.

Alex de Angelis take out of Edwards and Hayden and nearly Lorenzo was a dumb act. A boneheaded move...home ground and home track and he couldn't keep his pants on long enough.

Rossi proves that he may be the donkey but he can still do the job when called for and ths race and this weekend was all Rossi.
Yeah, 10th is hardly good enough but in reality he would not have got that as at least 2 of the 3 first lap crashers would have been in front of him. JT just seems to be happy with mediocrity, if front runners crash out he seems to try less hard and so still end up 10th or so. Both Suzukis and Melandri were ahead of him on a bike which should be finishing in the top 6. He is not riding like a guy who wants to guarantee his position for next year or another job!

How lucky was Lorenzo not to have been taken out in 'that crash'?

TazDaz 06-09-09 04:24 PM
Re: Misano
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by fizzwheel (Post 2027079)
125 last corner had me shouting at the TV. Especially the handbags at dawn action afterwards... or should that be helmets at dawn...
yeah....that Espargaro kid rode the wheels off that bike, making up shed loads of time, then got screwed over on the last corner!

One to watch for the future I reckon.

custard 06-09-09 05:07 PM
Re: Misano
 
consumate display of riding ability from the donkey...

Woz 06-09-09 05:14 PM
Re: Misano
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by fizzwheel (Post 2027079)
125 last corner had me shouting at the TV.

You could see that coming a mile away. And so could Simon.

merlin427 06-09-09 06:55 PM
Re: Misano
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Woz (Post 2027177)
You could see that coming a mile away. And so could Simon.
Yeah, good mature riding by Simon very well read. Many riders would have been tempted to get in there with them and have a go.

Biker Biggles 06-09-09 07:40 PM
Re: Misano
 
I wonder if JT already knows he is out of the Tech3 team?Thats the way I read his riding just now.
I reckon Edwards has taught him a very hard lesson this year.I wonder if he will learn it and bounce back or just mooch off to AMA like Hodgeson did?


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