1. Hayden
2.Pedrosa
3.Rossi

"Darla/Craig Ecklund" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> 1. Hayden
> 2.Pedrosa
> 3.Rossi

My guess is
1. Rossi - Very motivated and if anything shown how fast he can be
on worn tires
2. Pedrosa - In the zone. Smooth and soft with high corner speed will
bring him allmost all the way home.
3. ... Maybe Edwards

Alltough Hayden have done well there in the past I suspect he will be in
trouble this year. The way he and his bike work now there is little to
suggest this will be this years favorite.

In fact, to me it look like basing guesses on results from previous seasons
doesn't quite get you there this year. Looks to me as if some major
parameters has changed. Bridgestone seems to be better and more consistent
but has lost the edge at their previous favorite tracks. New riders that do
good on others former favortite tracks. All in all this make up for very
different results this year.

/MBE

Darla/Craig Ecklund wrote:
> 1. Hayden
> 2.Pedrosa
> 3.Rossi

LOL Gold

Hayden beating Rossi, gee you are FUNNY!!

Yeah if Rossi has another mechanical failure its possible.

How the **** did Hayden ever get that gig in the first place?...He is
USELESS

In article <C0D8B907.29D5%(E-Mail Removed)>,
Darla/Craig Ecklund <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> 1. Hayden
> 2.Pedrosa
> 3.Rossi

Pretty spot on there. Although Hayden has been deprived of side grip
all season, he seems to have adjusted to it rather well thus far.
Barring any Friday test programs from HRC, I think Hayden will run up
front. I've read the M1 had a fit at Donny two weeks back, Rossi will
be there but I don't think he's got it. Pedrosa will continue to
impress.