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May 07, 2007, 08:32:19 AM »
Quote from: st ryder on March 13, 2007, 06:39:32 AM
Yes I know it's only 1 race,
but
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, a Ducati (!) blowing away a Yamaha, and all other Japanese bikes on the
straights
and winning the first ever 800cc class MotoGP race. How cool is that?! Record lap time on last lap to boot, plus speeds greater than 324kph. WOW!! Let the whining begin.
Top speed was 333kph!!! I was totally floored by that. Didn't the FIM say the reduction in CC's to 800 was to slow the bikes down?
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Stoner's a blast to watch. I love how he backs it in to every corner. Great ride. That bike is killer, though. It's amazing how it slingshots past on the straights.
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May 07, 2007, 09:00:40 AM »
What happened to the other Ducati?
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May 07, 2007, 09:26:05 AM »
Loris is a new father, how much sleep do you think he's getting? Poor bastard's probably exhausted.
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Quote from: 1KPerDay on May 07, 2007, 08:51:03 AM
Stoner's a blast to watch. I love how he backs it in to every corner. Great ride. That bike is killer, though. It's amazing how it slingshots past on the straights.
I could not believe how well he rides that bike. I piss myself when my back end moves just a little. Casey is doing it intentionally!
It looks like Aussies and Ducs are a good match!
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Quote from: Crankitup on May 07, 2007, 09:00:40 AM
What happened to the other Ducati?
3 of the top ten were Ducatis: 1st, Stoner, 6th, Capirossi, (after starting from 14th due to get-off on qualifying), 9th Hoffman on the indy Ducati.
Guess Stoner's and Rossi's remarks about Elias' riding don't seem untowards any more, and it's safe to say a Rossi/Yamaha charge to the front is expected on European tracks, Hopkins and Suzuki too it seems. However, Rossi also crashed at Valencia when it all was on the line last year, (had frt end issues all year iirc) and he's made two glaringly un-Rossi like mistakes this year, running waaaayyyy wide in Turkey and again last race near the final handful of laps which may have actually cost him the race, though Stoner stated he had lots left.
Should be interesting to follow.
Forza Ducati!
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Nice 5 year bump!
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Quote from: falconati on October 24, 2012, 02:11:43 PM
Nice 5 year bump!
Yeah...I was wondering if I had "missed a race"
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I'll bet it feels even longer than 5 years to most Ducati fans.
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Quote from: Indefatigable on October 31, 2012, 08:14:17 AM
I'll bet it feels even longer than 5 years to most Ducati fans.
Not a lot to chear about since.
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