THE TURKEY
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delikado iniimbestigahan ata yung starting ni rossi sir kc parang nagjump start sya.bka minus points sya o bawiin sa kanya 3rd place nya.huhu!
2010 MOTO GP
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MOTO GP ( IVECO AUSTRALIAN GRANd PRIX )
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MOTO GP ( IVECO AUSTRALIAN GRANd PRIX )
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Sayang...ganda sana ng start ni Spies...parang nagulat kay Rossi nung pagpasok...nice race pa dn
raider125jeigh
Super Veteran
bilis ni stoner sa Homecourt hehehe..
galing ni 46 nakahabol pa..
sayang si IDOL marco simoncelli .. next year gagalingan nya na para saken hahaha..
STONER to HONDA
ROSSI to DUCATI
LORENZO yamaha
sarap nito
galing ni 46 nakahabol pa..
sayang si IDOL marco simoncelli .. next year gagalingan nya na para saken hahaha..
STONER to HONDA
ROSSI to DUCATI
LORENZO yamaha
sarap nito
BOSS_JAY316
Super Veteran
grabe, ibang iba talaga si stoner sa homecourt nya
parang na po posses
parang na po posses
BOSS_JAY316
Super Veteran
Rossi to test the Ducati at Valencia
http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2010/ross ... t+valencia
The rider stated in an interview that Yamaha’s Masao Furusawa has given him the all clear to ride for his 2011 team at the post-season Test in November. Ducati’s Alessandro Cicognani also discussed the details of the Test with motogp.com.
Valentino Rossi had indicated that he has been given permission by Yamaha’s Executive Officer for Engineering Operations, Masao Furusawa, to test with Ducati in Valencia next month.
The question of whether the 31 year-old would be allowed by Yamaha to ride the Desmosedici for the team with which he has signed for the 2011 season remained a matter of great interest amongst the media, and in an interview with Italian MotoGP broadcaster Italia 1 Rossi said he had finally received clearance from Furusawa after speaking with him on Saturday evening.
“Furusawa called me and told me it was a way of saying thanks for what I have done for Yamaha,” Rossi told Italia 1. “I think it’s a nice gesture and it shows that Yamaha has valued the things done over these years.”
Upon hearing the news MotoGP Project Manager for Ducati Alessandro Cicognani told motogp.com in an interview: “I haven’t heard what Rossi or Yamaha have said exactly, but I was told about this so I am really happy. I think in a way it’s like a present from Yamaha to Valentino after what he has done for them.”
“We can be happy with this and I would like to thank, in a way, Yamaha. I have good relations with Lin Jarvis and I take this chance to thank him because he has always been fair and open to discussion. It’s not easy and it’s great. So we will work now and finish the season, and then start again for 2011 just after the Valencia race.”
Cicognani continued: “I think for everybody that this test is important because, due to the testing restrictions, I think it’s fair that every rider has the chance to test the bike he is going to ride the following year. So for everybody it would be important. He will test the 2011 bike for sure, and we will see. We are working on it!”
The news came after Rossi finished third in the Iveco Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, having risen from eighth on the starting grid to make a last-lap overtake on Nicky Hayden and secure his eighth podium of the season.
"To start eighth and finish third is not a bad result and, considering the trouble we had this weekend, we can be happy,” said Rossi of his race. “Today Casey was riding in a different sport and I want to say congratulations to him. The podium was the maximum for us but it was still a hard fight to get there.”
“I had great fun with Nicky at the end because in some places he was faster than me and I really had to push, but the podium here is so important for me and I couldn't give it up easily. We have had three podiums in a row, including one win, and after this difficult season I am happy about this. Today we won the Team title and I am happy for us all and for Yamaha."
http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2010/ross ... t+valencia
The rider stated in an interview that Yamaha’s Masao Furusawa has given him the all clear to ride for his 2011 team at the post-season Test in November. Ducati’s Alessandro Cicognani also discussed the details of the Test with motogp.com.
Valentino Rossi had indicated that he has been given permission by Yamaha’s Executive Officer for Engineering Operations, Masao Furusawa, to test with Ducati in Valencia next month.
The question of whether the 31 year-old would be allowed by Yamaha to ride the Desmosedici for the team with which he has signed for the 2011 season remained a matter of great interest amongst the media, and in an interview with Italian MotoGP broadcaster Italia 1 Rossi said he had finally received clearance from Furusawa after speaking with him on Saturday evening.
“Furusawa called me and told me it was a way of saying thanks for what I have done for Yamaha,” Rossi told Italia 1. “I think it’s a nice gesture and it shows that Yamaha has valued the things done over these years.”
Upon hearing the news MotoGP Project Manager for Ducati Alessandro Cicognani told motogp.com in an interview: “I haven’t heard what Rossi or Yamaha have said exactly, but I was told about this so I am really happy. I think in a way it’s like a present from Yamaha to Valentino after what he has done for them.”
“We can be happy with this and I would like to thank, in a way, Yamaha. I have good relations with Lin Jarvis and I take this chance to thank him because he has always been fair and open to discussion. It’s not easy and it’s great. So we will work now and finish the season, and then start again for 2011 just after the Valencia race.”
Cicognani continued: “I think for everybody that this test is important because, due to the testing restrictions, I think it’s fair that every rider has the chance to test the bike he is going to ride the following year. So for everybody it would be important. He will test the 2011 bike for sure, and we will see. We are working on it!”
The news came after Rossi finished third in the Iveco Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, having risen from eighth on the starting grid to make a last-lap overtake on Nicky Hayden and secure his eighth podium of the season.
"To start eighth and finish third is not a bad result and, considering the trouble we had this weekend, we can be happy,” said Rossi of his race. “Today Casey was riding in a different sport and I want to say congratulations to him. The podium was the maximum for us but it was still a hard fight to get there.”
“I had great fun with Nicky at the end because in some places he was faster than me and I really had to push, but the podium here is so important for me and I couldn't give it up easily. We have had three podiums in a row, including one win, and after this difficult season I am happy about this. Today we won the Team title and I am happy for us all and for Yamaha."
sobrang lakas daw ng hangin sa Circuit ng Australia as per SIC...nagtataka sya paano pa nakaka hataw ng ganon si Casey nung qualifying...
still..thumbs up din kay Casey...nice race for him...ibang klase pag umalagwa...di na maabutan
still..thumbs up din kay Casey...nice race for him...ibang klase pag umalagwa...di na maabutan
THE TURKEY
Super Veteran
PA.O.T. MGA PAFS....BILIS TLGA NG DUCATI.GANDA RIN NG NILARO NI ROSSI.
CAN "THE DOCTOR" CURE OR HANDLE THE BIG BANG AND THE SCREAMER???
CAN "THE DOCTOR" CURE OR HANDLE THE BIG BANG AND THE SCREAMER???
mga paps tanong ko lng po ano po b yung title ng theme song s vid n to yung s bandang gitna po ganda po kci ehhh sarap pakingan......vid nga po pla to ni shoya tomizawa tribute po ng motogp sa kanya
http://www.motogp.com/en/videos/2010/In ... a+Tomizawa
http://www.motogp.com/en/videos/2010/In ... a+Tomizawa
Hope he can tame the Duc...he handles na M1 Smoothly, hope he can handle the Duc As well...
Let's just wait and see
Let's just wait and see
THE TURKEY
Super Veteran
Ducati already working on Rossi bike
According to Italian website Ducati are already making preparations for Valentino Rossi’s arrival. The Bologna-based factory is hoping that Yamaha will allow the Italian rider to have his first test on the Desmosedici at Valencia in November, and already has two different engines (a big bang and a screamer) ready for Rossi to try out. Vittoriano Guareschi has also been studying Rossi’s riding style closely of late, in a bid to prepare adjustments to the bike to suit the nine-time World Champion’s riding style.
HOPEFULLY YAMAHA IS ALLOWING VR/46 TO TEST THE DUCATI GP11 BIKE...
According to Italian website Ducati are already making preparations for Valentino Rossi’s arrival. The Bologna-based factory is hoping that Yamaha will allow the Italian rider to have his first test on the Desmosedici at Valencia in November, and already has two different engines (a big bang and a screamer) ready for Rossi to try out. Vittoriano Guareschi has also been studying Rossi’s riding style closely of late, in a bid to prepare adjustments to the bike to suit the nine-time World Champion’s riding style.
HOPEFULLY YAMAHA IS ALLOWING VR/46 TO TEST THE DUCATI GP11 BIKE...
Yamaha already allowed Rossi to test the Duc in Valencia...Yamaha's Pres already approved it. Duc's Officials were so please to hear the news. It's just like a token of appreciation to Rossi's help for Yamaha
ride safe
ride safe
BOSS_JAY316
Super Veteran
Crutchlow gets first taste of Yamaha
YZR-M1 MotoGP in Japan
The British rider has had his first outing on the M1 he will be riding for the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 team next year, at the Fukuroi track this week
Having wrapped up the 2010 World Superbike Championship two weeks ago, ‘rookie of the year’ Cal Crutchlow ended his season with the Yamaha Sterilgarda World Superbike Team and started his preparations for the move to MotoGP in 2011.
With just a few days rest under his belt, Cal began his preparations with the Japanese factory by completing a one and a half day test of the Yamaha YZR-M1 race bike at Yamaha’s test track in Fukuroi, Japan. Despite mixed weather conditions with a damp or wet track Crutchlow had the opportunity to try the M1 on both full wet and slick Bridgestone tyres, impressing everybody with his speed on the wet test track. The rising Yamaha star also took some time to practice with the M1’s launch control to test starts.
“The M1 felt a lot smaller than my Yamaha R1 superbike,” said Cal Crutchlow. “I actually found the positioning more comfortable than the WSB machine. There is a lot of power but it feels very useable, it felt very different to a production based machine in terms of its delivery. In the wet we used the normal steel brakes but when it started to dry I had a chance to try the carbon ones which were cool, I managed to get quite comfortable with them”.
“I found the chassis very stiff, it was really easy to change direction and the electronics were really different, even more advanced than the high level I’m used to in Superbike! It was a shame the weather wasn’t great so I wasn’t able to push to the bike’s full potential, I’m really looking forward to the Valencia test so I can get back on it and give it a proper work out!”.
Whilst in Japan Crutchlow also took time out to visit The Yamaha Motor Company headquarters and the Communication Plaza in Shizuoka where he had an opportunity to get up close to some of Yamaha’s historic and iconic machinery from past and present.
The Valencia test will be on the 9th and 10th November. For 2011 Crutchlow will be entering the MotoGP World Championship in the Yamaha Monster Tech3 team, alongside Colin Edwards.
YZR-M1 MotoGP in Japan
The British rider has had his first outing on the M1 he will be riding for the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 team next year, at the Fukuroi track this week
Having wrapped up the 2010 World Superbike Championship two weeks ago, ‘rookie of the year’ Cal Crutchlow ended his season with the Yamaha Sterilgarda World Superbike Team and started his preparations for the move to MotoGP in 2011.
With just a few days rest under his belt, Cal began his preparations with the Japanese factory by completing a one and a half day test of the Yamaha YZR-M1 race bike at Yamaha’s test track in Fukuroi, Japan. Despite mixed weather conditions with a damp or wet track Crutchlow had the opportunity to try the M1 on both full wet and slick Bridgestone tyres, impressing everybody with his speed on the wet test track. The rising Yamaha star also took some time to practice with the M1’s launch control to test starts.
“The M1 felt a lot smaller than my Yamaha R1 superbike,” said Cal Crutchlow. “I actually found the positioning more comfortable than the WSB machine. There is a lot of power but it feels very useable, it felt very different to a production based machine in terms of its delivery. In the wet we used the normal steel brakes but when it started to dry I had a chance to try the carbon ones which were cool, I managed to get quite comfortable with them”.
“I found the chassis very stiff, it was really easy to change direction and the electronics were really different, even more advanced than the high level I’m used to in Superbike! It was a shame the weather wasn’t great so I wasn’t able to push to the bike’s full potential, I’m really looking forward to the Valencia test so I can get back on it and give it a proper work out!”.
Whilst in Japan Crutchlow also took time out to visit The Yamaha Motor Company headquarters and the Communication Plaza in Shizuoka where he had an opportunity to get up close to some of Yamaha’s historic and iconic machinery from past and present.
The Valencia test will be on the 9th and 10th November. For 2011 Crutchlow will be entering the MotoGP World Championship in the Yamaha Monster Tech3 team, alongside Colin Edwards.
BOSS_JAY316
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BOSS_JAY316
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25 laps to go
rossi takes the lead
rossi takes the lead
BOSS_JAY316
Super Veteran
fuck
12 laps to go
LORENZO took the lead from VALLE
12 laps to go
LORENZO took the lead from VALLE