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nice article, but its title shuould instead be "where to slide in motogp"Originally posted by prabhubravo View Post
because every time its asked how he do it-- his answer is "its really hard to explain" and he said it so many times, that the reader feels, -"if its so hard to explain, why the hell am i reading it ??? "Comment
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How ironic, I'm watching videos on youtube of and about the greatest cricketer of all time and then I read your such, what shall we call it, hmmm "pathetic" comment on one of my fav forum.Originally posted by The Monk
Its great that you posted such thing over here and nobody would bother much.Comment
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^ Like & endorse your view.Originally posted by Abhii46 View Post
Unfortunately, people who cannot even achieve 1 millionth of the "pathetic" person's achievements will bark...our typical way of showing respect!
We all, keyboard warriors, daily commuters, occasional racers with skills worth a big zero keep on speculating and take pleasure in taking pot shots. We all know about what a particular racer should have done in a particular situation..makes me wonder why we are still here!
Guys...give them respect! the people that you talk of are champions..even the one who finishes last has enough skills to smoke you a billion times out of billion.Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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Don't want to start anything over here and would rather be happy if it ends here.Originally posted by The Monk
Dude, you called him pathetic cricketer, that's really preposterous. He is the face of his profession, not only in the India but in the world.
Cricket is not dangerous as Motogp but that doesnt mean you should think of SRT as low when compared to motogp riders. He has played for his country, he has made the nation proud, he has won the World cup for the nation, he has done lot of sacrifices, what else can you ask for?
SRT is the GOAT of cricket, we all considered Rossi to be the GOAT of motogp but these days he is getting beaten up by other riders. I just wish Rossi has a career like SRT's, want to see him on top one again.
Just FYI,
Sachin's "200" was his "46th" ODI century.Last edited by Abhii46; 04-13-2012, 07:54 PM.Comment
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This is not a cricket forum; my bias/non bias towards any cricketer does not matter. As a matter of fact, "I" do neither appreciate your views not endorse them; but that is me..you may have followers and I dont care.Originally posted by The Monk
Maybe you should re-read your own post...what you say above and what you write below is miles apart. If there was no comparison, why call SRT a lowly figure? You could have put it differently if you meant what you wrote above.Originally posted by The Monk
Originally posted by The Monk
It makes no sense in deleting a post..keep it there...we respect your views tooOriginally posted by The Monk
Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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Originally posted by Braumabull View Post
felt bad for Ben...all the Yamahas were flying; except his.
I was just thinking, actually, Honda did not anticipate the Yamaha assault this year. With the sudden attrition in the form of Dovi and the late Super Sic, the front running Hondas have suddenly diminished in numbers and the strategic advantage is now with the Yamahas. I dont see this improving till Bautista or Bradl up their game and start dicing with the satellite Yamahas.Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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I think that would work, if Bautista and Bradl get the factory support.
I hope the reason for Ben's result was cuz of the Crash he had, and some bike issues. Hope its not the Crew problem, like Toni Elias had with the LCR honda.
Anyways, first race, I think everyone almost has equal bikes, (satellite and factory). After sometime the factory will get the atest updates and results mite be different.Ernest Hemingway
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Originally posted by niranjanvaidya View Post
Same way, no team were expecting Ducati to be a Rocket in 2007
Ernest Hemingway
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True that. Knowing how Honda works, it would be a difficult proposition unless Honda find the Yamaha domination too overwhelming and then extend full support to all satellite teams.Originally posted by Braumabull View Post
All said and done, I think it is quite an evenly poised battle. The Honda as usual, seems more powerful than the Yamaha while the Yamaha seems better apt at managing its tyres till the end of the race.
As a MotoGP fan, I can only wish for a brilliant season with lots of dogfights and overtaking
Let the best man on the best machine win!!Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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Let the best man(Vale) on the worst machine(Ducati) win!!Originally posted by niranjanvaidya View Post
On a serious note, I hope we see more front battles this year.Comment
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rephrasing your statement: Let the best man(Vale) on the worst machine(Ducati) win, at least once this year!Originally posted by Abhii46 View Post
That might make him and Ducati work better, together!Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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I don't think this was quite the case in the first race. The tyres on all bikes were in very good shape even at the end of the race. Both Pedrosa and Stoner said at the end of the race that tire wear was not an issue.Originally posted by niranjanvaidya View PostTrue that. Knowing how Honda works, it would be a difficult proposition unless Honda find the Yamaha domination too overwhelming and then extend full support to all satellite teams.
All said and done, I think it is quite an evenly poised battle. The Honda as usual, seems more powerful than the Yamaha while the Yamaha seems better apt at managing its tyres till the end of the race.
As a MotoGP fan, I can only wish for a brilliant season with lots of dogfights and overtaking
Let the best man on the best machine win!!
Infact during testing with these new tires Stoner had said, that the tires will be perfectly fine even at the end of the race. If you look at the lap times, both Lorenzo and Pedrosa were doing similar lap times at the beginning and the end. Stoner dropped back because of arm pump and not tire wear as initially thought.
Rossi was doing better lap times at the end of the race and not on new tires. Rossi did say that he was having problems with the new tire and as the tire got older it got better.
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Originally posted by The Monk View Post
Hmm...might be. There was surely some concern about the night race yielding low tyre temperatures. What you say about Rossi doing better times might co-relate to the low tyre temperature thingy.
I think the true scene might emerge when the racing resumes at Jerez.
Hope Rossi gains something out of this "Italian Dream Team" partnership.Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.Comment
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