Mad fecker Bikers in South Africa
16 April 2004, 08:41 PM
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Mad ****** Bikers in South Africa
Been watcning the prelim qualifiers for the SA MotoGP today on eurosport. **** ME these guys are nuts
Rossi & Capirossi are completely hatstand
No way should you be able to powerslide bikes like that
They could teach the Bernie n Max show(er) a thing or two about top line competition though, the top ten were covered by less than 1sec & the whole 30 bike grid are within 3secs of pole
Rossi & Capirossi are completely hatstand No way should you be able to powerslide bikes like thatThey could teach the Bernie n Max show(er) a thing or two about top line competition though, the top ten were covered by less than 1sec & the whole 30 bike grid are within 3secs of pole
16 April 2004, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
Been watcning the prelim qualifiers for the SA MotoGP today on eurosport. **** ME these guys are nuts Rossi & Capirossi are completely hatstand No way should you be able to powerslide bikes like that
They could teach the Bernie n Max show(er) a thing or two about top line competition though, the top ten were covered by less than 1sec & the whole 30 bike grid are within 3secs of pole
Rossi & Capirossi are completely hatstand No way should you be able to powerslide bikes like thatThey could teach the Bernie n Max show(er) a thing or two about top line competition though, the top ten were covered by less than 1sec & the whole 30 bike grid are within 3secs of pole
So you're another one of the converts are you.
Been watching since 2000 and its ALWAYS been close. Go and get the review from last year and you'll see lots of quality racing action.
17 April 2004, 11:27 AM
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I wouldn't say I'm a convert, it's just that I'm never usualy around to catch the qual's, I usually end up watching the late night highlights on BBC2.
Mmmmmmmmm, Suzi Perry
I agree about last years racing, even though the results indicate that Rossi practically dominated, none of the races were walkovers, or processions
Mmmmmmmmm, Suzi Perry
I agree about last years racing, even though the results indicate that Rossi practically dominated, none of the races were walkovers, or processions
17 April 2004, 12:02 PM
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This'll no doubt end up in Bikers but it's a shame, I'm sure quite a few non-bikers would throughly enjoy the racing.
Rossi, current world champ jumped from Honda to race the "uncompetative" Yamaha would be like Schumacher ditching the Ferrari to go and drive a Jordan. Imagine him doing that and then actually winning first time out, which is what I think Rossi will do.
Rossi, current world champ jumped from Honda to race the "uncompetative" Yamaha would be like Schumacher ditching the Ferrari to go and drive a Jordan. Imagine him doing that and then actually winning first time out, which is what I think Rossi will do.
19 April 2004, 05:21 PM
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Biaggi made sure he didn't win as easily as he poled tho'. Awesome racing
And, Gibernau's 3rd place time was faster than his winning time of last year, how f*cking quick were them two nutters going:ek:
And, Gibernau's 3rd place time was faster than his winning time of last year, how f*cking quick were them two nutters going:ek:
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