Jerez race

Lorenzo looks real good with Pedrosa 2nd.

Stoner and Rossi seem to be struggling so looks like all change at the top.

Could be a good race, Rossi will be stronger tomorrow I believe, but I reckon Jorge will take it.

[fizzwheel]

Its looking quiet good, the lack of practise is effecting setup up time. Which is jumbling things up a little.

I think Pedrosa is going to be strong tomorrow to.

Originally Posted by fizzwheel

Its looking quiet good, the lack of practise is effecting setup up time. Which is jumbling things up a little.

I think Pedrosa is going to be strong tomorrow to.

i think jorge will have the advantage, but pedrosa is determined , and never rule out rossi or stoner. could be an interesting first corner dash.

its gotta be worth a few tenths to pedrosa and jorge what with the home crowd effect

i will have to tape it cos the sun is shining up here tomorrow (well so says all the weather sites)

Oh BABY 125's. WOW.

The 250cc race was just amazing! It's got the competitiveness that MotoGP's been missing for years now.

Didnt watch the 250's... No brits and no one I really support at all in there so im not that bothered. Glad it was a good race. The MotoGP is promising to be a good one... wait to see if it will deliver!

That Hayate motorcycle is very impressive.

Melandri has got to be happy with that.

Real Surprise.

De Puniet is done well today although his title sponsor deserves more coverage on MotoGP if you ask me

Mr Toseland....er....hmmmm....He really has to get in the top ten at the very least.

[Biker Biggles]

And a big up to Smith ---What a result.
Very strong showing from Webb and Redding too,if slightly overshadowed by the winner.Things are looking good in the minor classes.

Originally Posted by The Basket

That KAWASAKI motorcycle is very impressive.

corrected and yes, its doing brilliantly, despite much reduced involvment from kawasaki themselves. Its great to see melandri towards the front of the field...and who knows, the next wet race could see a kawasaki win

I was very impressed with pedrosa; apparently, he;s several weeks away from being able to seriously train, so to be able to hold onto the pace he was running at for the duration of the race was an excellent job - no doubt, he was spurred on by the fans.

Oh, and what about the 125's!!! Go Bradley, it was great to see how happy he was when he crossed the line. I felt soo sorry for Vogle (sp?) though....35th to what was effectivly 2nd, then gravel trap. What a ride though, so fast!!!

Hero Ayoma in the 250's....brilliant