Is the dream over for rossi ??

MAXUMIS · Post by **MAXUMIS** » Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:12 pm

You fucking bet your top dollar on it!!!

dutchy · Post by **dutchy** » Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:27 pm

That's friggin awesome. I'm going to steal that for Facebook.

MAXUMIS · Post by **MAXUMIS** » Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:36 pm

dutchy wrote:That's friggin awesome. I'm going to steal that for Facebook.

just send one to Rossi !!

huffy67 · Post by **huffy67** » Mon Apr 16, 2012 9:09 pm

Rossi has turned into such a little bitch, just because he isn't competitive anymore he starts blaming his team!

Jonnymac · Post by **Jonnymac** » Mon Apr 16, 2012 9:29 pm

Naked Twin wrote:Yamaha want him back, last year the rumours were out that he was looking at running a satellite team. About the same time when Ducati started to give the carbon fibre frame away.

This could be Rossi trying to get Ducati to do what he wants rather than the other way round. Though I read that when Marco Melandri complained about the Ducati when he was on it, Ducati gave him the contact details of a sports psychologist!

I think that just proves that Stoner can't develop a bike but can ride round the inferior capabilities of a bike and win

I think you'll find Casey was constantly asking for it to be changed but the didn't listen as they wanted to be different like their Superbike.

Don't think the statement is correct that he can't develop a bike, they just told him it can't be that bad as he is winning on it. Just no one else could..... All it proves is he is the best rider in the paddock by far

MAXUMIS · Post by **MAXUMIS** » Tue Apr 17, 2012 6:56 pm

Jonnymac wrote:
Naked Twin wrote:Yamaha want him back, last year the rumours were out that he was looking at running a satellite team. About the same time when Ducati started to give the carbon fibre frame away.

This could be Rossi trying to get Ducati to do what he wants rather than the other way round. Though I read that when Marco Melandri complained about the Ducati when he was on it, Ducati gave him the contact details of a sports psychologist!

I think that just proves that Stoner can't develop a bike but can ride round the inferior capabilities of a bike and win

I think you'll find Casey was constantly asking for it to be changed but the didn't listen as they wanted to be different like their Superbike.

Don't think the statement is correct that he can't develop a bike, they just told him it can't be that bad as he is winning on it. Just no one else could..... All it proves is he is the best rider in the paddock by far

Agree ! look at all the sudden changes they did for rossi "pommy frame from what ive been told"? but the main thing is Rossi is there number 1 rider and he can not beat his team mates.

Jonno · Post by **Jonno** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 6:20 am

Looks like the deal with Audi has gone through.

REUTERS is reporting that Ducati has been sold to Audi for some 860 million Euros and that the deal will be officially announced tomorrow.

The deal sees Audi taking on Ducati's debt, the level of which is unclear, and will finally give VW boss Ferdinand Piech a grip on Ducati – something he previous said he's regretted not having for quarter of a century after a previous attempt to buy the company failed in 1985.

The 75 year old, who's expected to be re-elected as VW chairman at the firm's shareholder meeting later this week for another 5 year term, is already a Ducati rider.

Read more: http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-new ... #ixzz1sKZm

Will we see big changes in GP with an enthusiast at the helm?

fireyrob · Post by **fireyrob** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 8:01 am

Jonno wrote:Looks like the deal with Audi has gone through.

REUTERS is reporting that Ducati has been sold to Audi for some 860 million Euros and that the deal will be officially announced tomorrow.

The deal sees Audi taking on Ducati's debt, the level of which is unclear, and will finally give VW boss Ferdinand Piech a grip on Ducati – something he previous said he's regretted not having for quarter of a century after a previous attempt to buy the company failed in 1985.

The 75 year old, who's expected to be re-elected as VW chairman at the firm's shareholder meeting later this week for another 5 year term, is already a Ducati rider.

Read more: http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-new ... #ixzz1sKZm
Will we see big changes in GP with an enthusiast at the helm?

If there is one way to make Ducati's less reliable its to let VW run it

laidback · Post by **laidback** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 11:16 am

IMHO I think Rossi will finally leave the 2 wheel brigade for 4 wheels next year (or whenever he can get out or make a shitload out of it) as he has for years driven rally cars, tested F1 (too old to start now though), and recently in Monza - http://youtu.be/UiGExyrJuU4

dutchy · Post by **dutchy** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 11:49 am

laidback wrote:IMHO I think Rossi will finally leave the 2 wheel brigade for 4 wheels next year (or whenever he can get out or make a shitload out of it) as he has for years driven rally cars, tested F1 (too old to start now though), and recently in Monza - http://youtu.be/UiGExyrJuU4

Rossi/cars sounds a bit like the Jordan/baseball scenario.

Jonnymac · Post by **Jonnymac** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 12:39 pm

Or Jordan/golf........

Wouldn't it be nice to have enough coin to do whatever you wanted

stetto · Post by **stetto** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 2:50 pm

Id love to see Rossi spank biaggi in sbk

javaman · Post by **javaman** » Wed Apr 18, 2012 3:32 pm

MAXUMIS wrote:You fucking bet your top dollar on it!!!

TAMPAX lol

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