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Yeah JT does have some shocking luck.Both him and Crutchlow really look to be getting to grips with the R1 now,hope he's OK and back in action soon.
According to the Italian press Stoner has agreed to join up with old boss Livio Suppo at Honda and it's a done deal,source here .If it's true then silly season has started incredibly early this year.Be great if one of the front running Brits from the WSBK championship get a shot on a decent GP bike next season.
According to the Italian press Stoner has agreed to join up with old boss Livio Suppo at Honda and it's a done deal,source here .If it's true then silly season has started incredibly early this year.Be great if one of the front running Brits from the WSBK championship get a shot on a decent GP bike next season.
Wow, I meant to check on this as it looked very nasty as it happened. Let's hope he'll be alright, he was starting to get the Yam working for him.
I've made some tactical changes to the fantasy team which I hope will pay off. I've sacrificed Rossi so I can have better riders in BSB. I might live to regret it.......
I've made some tactical changes to the fantasy team which I hope will pay off. I've sacrificed Rossi so I can have better riders in BSB. I might live to regret it.......
Nice tactic there Chris ! :)
I would recommend changing Simon Andrews though.He's a very good rider but he's still injured following this extremely nasty crash during the recent WSBK race in Valencia.I'm sure he'll be back soon and he's a tough bloke but at the moment he's still out.
I would recommend changing Simon Andrews though.He's a very good rider but he's still injured following this extremely nasty crash during the recent WSBK race in Valencia.I'm sure he'll be back soon and he's a tough bloke but at the moment he's still out.
To be honest pete, I just choose the people with the cool names and the nice pictures haha :D
Think it's tomorrow that the transfer window opens again if you wanted to make any changes Chris.
Don't want to blow my own trumpet, but I'm slowly going up in the fantasy :P
Actually went against my religion this afternoon and watched the F1 race in between WSBK races and oh my god it was boring as hell !!!!.Right back to real racing luckily both WSBK races were awesome as ever with Biaggi having a great afternoon on home soil.Gutted for Crutchlow in Race 2 he was doing a fantastic job and looked like he could actually have won.It was Sykes who impressed me the most though,punching well above his weight on the green beast which lets be honest is hardly the fastest thing out there.Hopefully if the ash clouds hold off we should be in for some more top class action next weekend in South Africa.
Numnut wrote:
I noticed he went off track a few times and had to zig zag through some barriers (bit like a CBT!)
Ha ha,that made me laugh !
Re.Kiyonari,it's a wierd one.This is the same guy who blew away the entire WSBK field around Brands Hatch a couple of years ago (in similar conditions) holding his nerve superbly against the likes of Bayliss and Haga.On Monday though he gut mugged by Seeley (in a move which was a touch harsh but these boys can play rough) and 2 corners later Kiyo had outbraked himself yet again and was back to doing his rather familiar zig zagging.I remember watching him at the same part of the track in BSB a few years ago and his back tyre must have been like new after the race as it was always about 4 inches off the floor !.Just seems now as if something doesn't quite go his way he gets rattled and loses it a bit,strange ?.Still I hope the 'real Kiyo' makes a guest appearance sometime this season,in the mean time suppose we can enjoy watching our Brit boys kicking his ass ! :)
I noticed he went off track a few times and had to zig zag through some barriers (bit like a CBT!)
Ha ha,that made me laugh !
Re.Kiyonari,it's a wierd one.This is the same guy who blew away the entire WSBK field around Brands Hatch a couple of years ago (in similar conditions) holding his nerve superbly against the likes of Bayliss and Haga.On Monday though he gut mugged by Seeley (in a move which was a touch harsh but these boys can play rough) and 2 corners later Kiyo had outbraked himself yet again and was back to doing his rather familiar zig zagging.I remember watching him at the same part of the track in BSB a few years ago and his back tyre must have been like new after the race as it was always about 4 inches off the floor !.Just seems now as if something doesn't quite go his way he gets rattled and loses it a bit,strange ?.Still I hope the 'real Kiyo' makes a guest appearance sometime this season,in the mean time suppose we can enjoy watching our Brit boys kicking his ass ! :)
pete_21 wrote:
>..... as my Kiyo (my main rider)
> has blown hot and cold (again) so far this season.Not sure what
> is going on with him ?
They were implying it may a confidence issue I think, but he was doing ok and then seemed to fade - I noticed he went off track a few times and had to zig zag through some barriers (bit like a CBT!)
> I like the way the grid for Race 2 is settled by fastest race
> laps set in Race 1 but what is this about the championship scores
> being effectively zeroed for the final 3 races or something ?
The race 2 grid system is a great idea I think it gives people who qualify badly an extra chance in the second race, so now a bad day qualifying doesn't ruin the whole weekend for a team - when watching WSB I keep getting confused why they're starting race 2 in the same positions!
I think you're right about the points thing, something about keeping the interest going right until the end of the season - seems a bit confusing to me but as long as they understand it, I'll let Jack Burnicle and James Whittham explain it to me.
> WSBK at Monza this weekend,reckon Camier should be able to put the awesome straightline speed of that Aprilia to good use there.
I saw an interview with him on the Eurosport coverage - he said Aprillia really aren't putting much pressure on him, they just want him challenging up the front of the pack!
>..... as my Kiyo (my main rider)
> has blown hot and cold (again) so far this season.Not sure what
> is going on with him ?
They were implying it may a confidence issue I think, but he was doing ok and then seemed to fade - I noticed he went off track a few times and had to zig zag through some barriers (bit like a CBT!)
> I like the way the grid for Race 2 is settled by fastest race
> laps set in Race 1 but what is this about the championship scores
> being effectively zeroed for the final 3 races or something ?
The race 2 grid system is a great idea I think it gives people who qualify badly an extra chance in the second race, so now a bad day qualifying doesn't ruin the whole weekend for a team - when watching WSB I keep getting confused why they're starting race 2 in the same positions!
I think you're right about the points thing, something about keeping the interest going right until the end of the season - seems a bit confusing to me but as long as they understand it, I'll let Jack Burnicle and James Whittham explain it to me.
> WSBK at Monza this weekend,reckon Camier should be able to put the awesome straightline speed of that Aprilia to good use there.
I saw an interview with him on the Eurosport coverage - he said Aprillia really aren't putting much pressure on him, they just want him challenging up the front of the pack!
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