Nearly PMSL when 'poor Casey' was asked about his crash at Indianapolis...........

"They all start the race as if it's a 3-lapper"

OK Casey, we'll see if they'll all start a bit slower in future for you so you can try to keep up

I still can't stop laughing when Stoner comes off and he never blames himself for what happens, he said yesterday that everyone was racing hard at the begining at the race. DER it's a race and that's what you are suppose to do.

Nearly PMSL when 'poor Casey' was asked about his crash at Indianapolis...........

"They all start the race as if it's a 3-lapper"

OK Casey, we'll see if they'll all start a bit slower in future for you so you can try to keep up

I agree that he's a moany little sh**te Brimma but he is going to be bloody fast on that Honda next year.

I agree that he's a moany little sh**te Brimma but he is going to be bloody fast on that Honda next year.

They'll have to velcro him onto his Bike

Faster the bike, faster he'll fall off

Funny

In fairness to Stoner he's not the only Ducati rider falling off, must get very frustrating as he is very quick and there's obviously bike issues.

Maybe, but blaming the other riders for being "too fast"?

Mr Rossi and Mr Burgess will have the front of that bike sorted in no time.

I'm going to Valencia for the last race in the hope that Yamaha will let Rossi test the Ducati at the annual end of season test..............fingers crossed.

Maybe, but blaming the other riders for being "too fast"?

I think Casey's frustrations get the better of him ...at the end of the day he wasn't saying that when he was breezing past on the Ducati over the previous year or so with the Ducati grunt.

Edited 3 September, 201015 yr by GAFF

I honestly think Stoner will be a big part of the championship battle next year, HRC seem to have got the RCV sorted, you only have to look at Pedrosa's pace at the moment. Dani needs a clear track in front of him whereas Casey is well able and willing to swap paint. I think you might see the speed of developement of the M1 drop off because according to Burgess earlier on this year, Lorenzo has not got the set-up experience of Rossi.

It's Sunday...............it's Moto GP day..............................and whoops, he's crashed again

Almost made it round a full lap though

Edited 10 October, 201015 yr by Brimma

And Sepang's nearly a mile longer round than Indy (GP) is!

Fairly impressive ride by the Doc (well after the bad start), considering his speed of late and how well Dovi & Lorenzo having been going.

Don't know if it's just me, but there is something about Lorenzo which is hugely dislikeable

And yes, Rossi's ride from that start was simply awesome

Don't know if it's just me, but there is something about Lorenzo which is hugely dislikeable

I used to totally agree (very arrogant way about him), BUT I seen an interview on BBC before and I completely changed my mind....he's a very quite/shy type behind all the media hype and I think that's why his antics paint him in a slightly unfavourable light. I must get his book to have a look at it.

And yes, Rossi's ride from that start was simply awesome

Ain't it amazing what the chap can do when he put's his mind to it....speaking of mind, it's amazing what he'll do to mess with the oppositions head......that win was purely to be the Daddy on the top step on the day that Lorenzo takes the title.

I've warmed to Jorge too.

Jorge is a bloke on the bike that Burgess and Rossi developed and will be going backwards next year I reckon.

Casey and Rossi will be brilliant if Rossi can get his sholder fixed.

Casey was brilliant on the 800 cc Ducati originally and I tihnk they toned it down so Nicky could ride it and made it less good for Casey.

Did you see the interview on BBC before last weekends race, he was not happy about Lorenzo wearing his shift after the leg break. He didn't think it was from the heart.