Who does the best on tracks that are completely new? Ben Spies and
Marco Melandri. What a neat podium that would be with a third
satellite bike up there as well. Never happen but it'd be really fun.
If Silverstone is as fast as people say it is, then I feel sorry for
anyone on a satellite bike. They're just not competitive thus far,
regardless of brand.

"MJRydsFast" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Who does the best on tracks that are completely new? Ben Spies and
> Marco Melandri. What a neat podium that would be with a third
> satellite bike up there as well. Never happen but it'd be really fun.
> If Silverstone is as fast as people say it is, then I feel sorry for
> anyone on a satellite bike. They're just not competitive thus far,
> regardless of brand.

The winner will be Lorenzo.

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Andrew

On Jun 17, 1:30*pm, MJRydsFast <mjrydsf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Who does the best on tracks that are completely new? Ben Spies and
> Marco Melandri. What a *neat podium that would be with a third
> satellite bike up there as well. Never happen but it'd be really fun.
> If Silverstone is as fast as people say it is, then I feel sorry for
> anyone on a satellite bike. They're just not competitive thus far,
> regardless of brand.

Spies doesn't seem to agree with your assertion...

-Dirt-

On Jun 19, 2:06*am, Dirt <christopher.l.ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 17, 1:30*pm, MJRydsFast <mjrydsf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Who does the best on tracks that are completely new? Ben Spies and
> > Marco Melandri. What a *neat podium that would be with a third
> > satellite bike up there as well. Never happen but it'd be really fun.
> > If Silverstone is as fast as people say it is, then I feel sorry for
> > anyone on a satellite bike. They're just not competitive thus far,
> > regardless of brand.
>
> Spies doesn't seem to agree with your assertion...
>
> -Dirt-


then I feel sorry for anyone on a satellite bike. They're just not
competitive thus far,
regardless of brand.


I dont think Randy de Puniet would be agreeing with you there..

On Jun 19, 3:19*pm, gearsau <gear...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I dont think Randy de Puniet would be agreeing with you there..

we shall see what he does in the race. i think it'll turn out to be
Fiat Yam and Repsol Honda and the factory Ducs ahead, and the rest
behind.

"pablo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Jun 19, 3:19 pm, gearsau <gear...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I dont think Randy de Puniet would be agreeing with you there..
>
> we shall see what he does in the race. i think it'll turn out to be
> Fiat Yam and Repsol Honda and the factory Ducs ahead, and the rest
> behind.

The Tech3 looked pretty good, as did the LCR Honda.
Both were capable of podiums.
If Rossi were there, maybe not, but today the satellites had some legs.
Congrats to Ben!
--
Andrew

Spies was BRILLIANT.

Other than that, as expected.