MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 8:48 pm
On Tonight, channel 10 @ 10.10 followed by F1's! Doesn't get any better!
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Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:20 pm
Crack?? Ice maybe???? Heroin???? LSD?????? It must be good whatever it is your on!!!
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:26 pm
It's not on our telly either...... 
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:34 pm
IT LIED OK. SORRY.
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:35 pm
I wish!!
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:40 pm
Isn't the next GP on the 13th April ??
WSB is on the 6th, its only a couple of weeks ......
WSB is on the 6th, its only a couple of weeks ......
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:43 pm
I dunno, but I almost got halfa mongrel when I checked what was on TV! MotoGP followed by F1. Best way to spend a sunday night I reckon! Now I'm left disappointed, like oh so many times before
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:52 pm
Bung on the video of Wayne Gardner at the 1987 Oz GP - that'll fix you up !!
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 9:57 pm
Jerez not until the 30/03/08Benno wrote:On Tonight, channel 10 @ 10.10 followed by F1's! Doesn't get any better!
Neil
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 10:00 pm
Next MotoGP is in Spain on the 30th March...
F1... *yawn*. Although, could be slightly more interesting than watching paint dry this year now they've turned off traction control.
A lot of people hate the Supercabs because they're Commodores and Falcons (yeah, right....), but at least the cars can take a bit of argy-bargy and they occassionaly overtake each other. I never used to be much of a Nascar fan, but if you look at it from a purely specator point of view, it's actually quite exhilirating.
F1... *yawn*. Although, could be slightly more interesting than watching paint dry this year now they've turned off traction control.
A lot of people hate the Supercabs because they're Commodores and Falcons (yeah, right....), but at least the cars can take a bit of argy-bargy and they occassionaly overtake each other. I never used to be much of a Nascar fan, but if you look at it from a purely specator point of view, it's actually quite exhilirating.
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 9:29 am
Sure you don't mean the 1987 Austrian GP Gos?Gosling1 wrote:Bung on the video of Wayne Gardner at the 1987 Oz GP - that'll fix you up !!
That was a cracker of a race!
Cheers,
Pete
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 5:08 pm
I've got the highlights video of the '87 season and the Austrian GP has got to be one of the best. Gardner & Mamola swapping paint around that place was insane!!!!!!!!!
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:13 pm
Yes ! of course I meant the Oztrian GP !!!
Re: MotoGP
Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 9:19 am
I'll take this chance to hype up the race, this quoted from the Kwaka website.
John Hopkins
"The abductor muscle I tore at Phillip Island in January still isn't completely fixed but everything's going okay and I've been training hard. I've been in Miami, the sun's been out and I've been taking care of myself before Jerez. We've had some more MRI scans done, which show the injury is still definitely there, unfortunately, but it's not been keeping me from working on my fitness. Despite the muscle problem, I really feel 100% ready for the race and I'm really looking forward to it. I'm definitely going to improve on the position I got at Qatar. We'll work on tyre choice and a good set up and it'll be great to head back to Europe to race."
Ant West
"I really wasn't happy with my performance at Qatar. Riding around at the back isn't why I'm here and I need to get it together. My confidence was shot when I crashed a couple of times and, after that, I never really found my pace. My main aim is essentially to raise my game. I need to have more faith in the bike and the set up, especially when it comes to turning it in to the corners. This is a weak spot for me, of sorts. Still, I'm really looking forward to the Jerez race. I really want to prove myself and I'm hoping this is where I can start doing that."
John Hopkins
"The abductor muscle I tore at Phillip Island in January still isn't completely fixed but everything's going okay and I've been training hard. I've been in Miami, the sun's been out and I've been taking care of myself before Jerez. We've had some more MRI scans done, which show the injury is still definitely there, unfortunately, but it's not been keeping me from working on my fitness. Despite the muscle problem, I really feel 100% ready for the race and I'm really looking forward to it. I'm definitely going to improve on the position I got at Qatar. We'll work on tyre choice and a good set up and it'll be great to head back to Europe to race."
Ant West
"I really wasn't happy with my performance at Qatar. Riding around at the back isn't why I'm here and I need to get it together. My confidence was shot when I crashed a couple of times and, after that, I never really found my pace. My main aim is essentially to raise my game. I need to have more faith in the bike and the set up, especially when it comes to turning it in to the corners. This is a weak spot for me, of sorts. Still, I'm really looking forward to the Jerez race. I really want to prove myself and I'm hoping this is where I can start doing that."