SPOILER: WOW!

Well that's the MotoGP class down and we've got a tie for the championship
at this stage of the season.

I endured Bill Woods' commentary for the entire race and Rossi pulled out
that LUVERLEY overtake on the last lap....I just wonder how close it would
have been had the front fender had not broken on Sete's Honda?

Anyhoo, 250 & 125's are up next

 

Sete not a happy camper, but thats racing.

Its a nice change to see it on a Sunday morning, much better than spending
Monday hiding from the news before watching the tape Monday night.

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Cheers
Dave (Mojo67)
FZR600 >> ZX6R Brisbane
http://users.bigpond.net.au/mojo67/mojo67.htm
I used to never be able to finish anything but now I

 

I know what you mean...it's either that or taking over the lunch room on
Monday for a special "MotoGP Lunch"

 

I reckon the 125 race shit on the Motogp race, thats 125's of the
past!!!

 

yeah... how about those 125s... made the MotoGP look positively boring... Pity
that for the 10am replay, Foxtel let the Wales vs South Africa rugby shit
(does anyone actually watch rugby) run 45 minutes overtime and only showed a
chopped back 15 minute version of that race... 2 hrs scheduled for for 3 races
and they squeezed them all into 1 hr 10 mins.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

~
6 lead changes, 2 collisions and three off-track excursions all on the last
lap?!!?
Pretty ho-hum really.......
Clem

 

Al, they're not FENDERS just because some dickhead on the TV says they are.
They don't fend anything, as was amply demonstrated in the race. They're
mudguards.

And, despite what Daryl Beattie continually says, it's a straight, not a
straightaway

and, despite what a regular poster who has the brains to know better says,
it's a tyre not a tire

and, it's stupid for a commentator to say "between the both of the two of
them", and even worse to say "he's in a Honda sandwich" when there's a
different make between two Hondas.

and, I reckon anyone whose surname ends in a vowel should have a compulsory
ride-through penalty every race so that the normal people have a chance.
Maybe then we wouldn't have to listen to the dewy-eyed little darlings in
the after-race interviews.

 

they guard mud ???

straightaway he will get a punch in the head

 

Well we didn't bloody well get it here, it seems Wimbledon was more
important.

Bloody Win. Should have given it back to SBS.
--
Deevo

Geraldton
WA, The Nanny State (® Corks)
http://members.westnet.com.au/mckenzie

 

You'd never get that with FTA

TB

 

Good to see we agree..

 

Bah humbug. They don't guard mud, or guard against mud.
They're for aerodynamics. They're wheel fairings.

You're just jealous, Conewho ...

-----sharko

 

I'm tyred of you

 

....a bit more effectively than they "fend"!
Clemhead

 

Hey leave my mate out of it! I know everyone's after a slice of Tamada for
their Honda sandwich but he's been through enough.

And my other mate got a green Nakano set for Christmas but hasn't figured
out how it goes together.

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Cheers
Dave (Mojo67)
FZR600 >> ZX6R Brisbane
http://users.bigpond.net.au/mojo67/mojo67.htm
I used to never be able to finish anything but now I

 

bloody wogs the pair of em

 

Too had, he let Rossi through.

Saw it Saturday night in the Rylstone pub surrounded by 30 raucous bikers


Gary

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Science without Humanity
Knowledge without Character
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Commerce without Morality
Worship without Sacrifice

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Lucky he didn't need it then; I didn't see any mud on the track.

Gary (I was a bit pissed though)

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That's the point
they worked at keeping the mud off.

 

Off the track? Cool! I wish I had one for the Oberon-Taralga road!

Gary (R100RS skateboard)

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Wealth without Work
Pleasure without Conscience
Science without Humanity
Knowledge without Character
Politics without Principle
Commerce without Morality
Worship without Sacrifice

The Seven Deadly Sins of M.K. Gandhi