Dark Angel
Still kickin' it!
Twelve races to go in the most exciting, unpredictable season ever in MotoGP!
The ?curse of Sete? seems to have rebounded and settled on the shoulders of Valentino with a terrible vengeance and, while I suggested before the start of the season that Valencia might be the crucial, deciding race of the championship, yesterday?s result at Le Mans means that the Italian GP at Mugello has now achieved critical status in Rossi?s defence of his World Championship title. He simply must win this race ? that?s all there is to it.
More positively, Yamaha?s new ?Evo? chassis seems to have eliminated the well-publicised "chatter" problems experienced by both Rossi and Edwards, whose performances during the race suggested their long-awaited return to form. Rossi, whose storming, all-out charge to the front of the field was achieved at the expense of Randy de Puniet - and very nearly Danny Pedrosa, too - handed out a riding lesson to Pedrosa before his bike expired, while Edwards fought his way from seventeenth at the end of the first lap to finish sixth - due to Rossi?s ?Tony Elias impersonation? at the start of the race.
Rossi?s domination of Pedrosa and his fury at the failure of his machinery clearly demonstrated that, not only is he able to retain his title, but also that he expects to retain it! :bow:
SO DO I !!!
Come on, Vale!!! :yo:
Roll on, Mugello-o-o-o-o!R#?
The ?curse of Sete? seems to have rebounded and settled on the shoulders of Valentino with a terrible vengeance and, while I suggested before the start of the season that Valencia might be the crucial, deciding race of the championship, yesterday?s result at Le Mans means that the Italian GP at Mugello has now achieved critical status in Rossi?s defence of his World Championship title. He simply must win this race ? that?s all there is to it.
More positively, Yamaha?s new ?Evo? chassis seems to have eliminated the well-publicised "chatter" problems experienced by both Rossi and Edwards, whose performances during the race suggested their long-awaited return to form. Rossi, whose storming, all-out charge to the front of the field was achieved at the expense of Randy de Puniet - and very nearly Danny Pedrosa, too - handed out a riding lesson to Pedrosa before his bike expired, while Edwards fought his way from seventeenth at the end of the first lap to finish sixth - due to Rossi?s ?Tony Elias impersonation? at the start of the race.
Rossi?s domination of Pedrosa and his fury at the failure of his machinery clearly demonstrated that, not only is he able to retain his title, but also that he expects to retain it! :bow:
SO DO I !!!
Come on, Vale!!! :yo:
Roll on, Mugello-o-o-o-o!R#?