hahahahahaHAHAHAHAHAhONDA

So many wins this year......LOL NOT!

 

Rossi? Yep, he's getting his arse kicked Bwahahahaha

 

No, thats hahahaonda NOT 1 WIN this season, GOLD

They bet the farm on pedrosa.....LOL, useless, and brain dead in the
wet

PLATINUM!

 

2 world championships and he`s useless ??
Lets not forget who Stoner chased home in the 250`s 2 years ago...

This years' Honda leaves a lot to be desired.

Just goes to show how good Rossi is...where did The yamaha mounted
Edwards finish ???

 

Except in SBK. Gold

And yet he still beat Capirex and his Ducrapi. Gold

 

Indeed, if it wasnt for Rossi ,Yamaha would be look & be humiliated,
Rossi was very aggresive and gave 100% as he always does, the power
and speed difference is far to big at that track, anyway at the coming
European tracks the tables will turn, have no fear

Hasnt Suzuki pulled its finger out!

LOL NOT HAHAHAHAHAHONDA WINS.....G O L D!!

 

Naah that's not fair, the Honda may be crapper than even the Suzuki's
at the moment, but there's nothing wrong with Pedrosa's skills
(although I wonder if they're as good as he (and Puig) think they are)

Hmm, I think in all fairness you need to acknowledge that Pedrosa was
on a factory Honda, and Stoner was on a privateer Aprilia in the
250s,his bike wasn't as good as the other Aprilias let alone the
Honda. Now the tables are turned and Stoner has the better bike.

Yes, but if anyone thinks 4 races is a season for either Yamaha or
Honda they're going to be sorely disappointed. The biggest thing
Ducati has going for them is that Stoner seems to be doing quite well
at the mental game (something I thought he'd be too young yet to
survive a Rossi onslaught at). Don't forget that Rossi and Pedrosa
have been racking up the "also ran" points. They're hardly out of
contention with another dozen races and 300 odd points up for
grabs(1).

The big test will be mid-eason when Honda and Yamaha have competitive
bikes on the track, which they undoubtably will. If Stoner can keep
his head together and not get rattled, keep accumulating points even
when he stops winning (which I suspect is going to happen in the
second half of the season), then he can probably hold onto a
championship win. We have proof now that it's possible to rattle Rossi
- he did it in the last race and he did it again in the 2nd race when
he couldn't win. The question now is whether he's got over the tanty
and is going to get back into a percentages game to keep the gap close
while the engineers find him some HP.

Not real sure that actually flies, given Capirossi finished a ways
back somewhere around the middle with Edwards. Consider firstly that
the Yamaha seems to have better corner speed and braking but less HP,
the Ducati is the opposite and the Honda is in between (did anyone
notice that Pedrosa got a top speed during the race that was only
about 3Km/hr off Stoner the one time they put the speed trap speeds
up ? There's not that much in it...) Rossi rode to the strengths of
his bike as did Stoner, the fast tracks suit the Duc, the tighter
tracks suit the Yam. If there's someone around with a better knowledge
of the track than me, I'd be curious to know what the count of tight
versus fast is - could be the result of the championship will hinge on
the ratio.

JL
(1) enumeration of eggs and chickens etc

 

Well, they beat Rossi last year. *choke* *choke*..... gold