DIS SB..

Woo Woo!! Easy money! (thanks Mladin)

Spies, Duhamel, Zemke. (Akira 4th, go figure)

Mat's trash talkin' didn't work out this time as he crashed from the front,
(bad form) Miggy reels in EBoz who then had a mech and Jake snags 3rd. Not 2
shabby a day for big red, evidently a real bad day for Roger, bigtime high
side. Suk'd for 2Aron and Jamie too, I don't know what happened, but they
were out early, anyway the old saying may prove itself once more, a title
can't be won at Daytona, but for sure, it can be lost here..

The feature's next and if history says anything, this may be a pretty good
day for Miggy, we'll see

 

The Hondas were pretty strong, and so was Eric, which I think is a good
sign for the season in general. Eric is cursed at Daytona, so no
surprise there. Mat sliding out was, shall we say, uncharacteristic of him.

We'll have to wait and see. Daytona tells us so little as the tracks
screws everything up (tire choices, short event, etc.) Spies had a good
lead on Miguel, but it wasn't a "check out I'm going" runaway like many
races last year. But the race was short, so who can say. Barber will
tell us more, and Fontana especially where the bikes can get up and run.

Regards,

Will Hartung

 

2nd and 3rd isn't bad but leave it to Honda to spin it into something
great

http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=28448

Quote:

More, from a corrected press release issued by Honda:

Honda's Dominate Superbike Podium in Daytona

American Honda teammates Miguel Duhamel and Jake Zemke dominated the
podium in the opening round of the AMA Superbike Championship with
second and third place finishes at Daytona International Speedway.

End quote:


Some how I find a win more impressive, and the 1st and 2nd by Kawasaki
in the 200 was great!

Bruce