Any of you guys going to Indy GP? Some people on the 300 forum are talking about it and now I’m wondering if I should go to my first race ever (of any kind) at the historical Indy track.
I’d never go to a race, never was one for being in a crowd. I will only go to a track if I am going be on it.
I’ve gotten a LOT more adventurous now that I have the bike and am not so gas-conscious lol. My car sucks on gas so I only drive it when needed. On the bike, I’ve driven out into the boonies just to see what’s up there.
Almost wanting to do a road trip like Vlad did to SC but I don’t really want to go that far alone on a bike. Some people on the forum are coming from Iowa, etc. to Indy and it has me so jealous…:lol
[ame=“www.youtube.com/watch?v=dORwpr_f4hg”]Marquez overtakes Rossi at the Corkscrew - YouTube[/ame]
Someone needs to do a side-by-side video of Rossi’s overtake on Stoner, and Marquez’s overtake on Rossi.
Awesome to watch, and the reaction after the race between the 2 was funny.
The races are getting boring again.
Marquez is winning … Im not bored lol
If he isn’t battling anyone it’s boring. Without predo and lorenzo to fight with it’s a snoozer. IDK whats up with rossi, but this isn’t the comeback everyone swore up and down it would be.
He’s trying to get his bike setup similar to that of his 800 days.
The 800cc was a one year run. before they went back to the 1k
The stoner news has me hoping he returns next year.
2007-2011 ain’t 1 year brother. :lol
<b>2012</b> <b>99</b> Jorge LORENZO (SPA), Yamaha YZR-M1 Moto GP (1000cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2011</b><b> 27</b> Casey STONER (AUS), Honda RC212V Moto GP (800cc, 4-stroke) <b>
2010</b> <b>99</b> Jorge LORENZO (SPA), Yamaha YZR-M1 Moto GP (800cc, 4-stroke) <b>
2009</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Yamaha YZR-M1 Moto GP (800cc, 4-stroke) <b>
2008</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Yamaha YZR-M1 Moto GP (800cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2007</b> <b>27</b> Casey STONER (AUS), Ducati Desmosedici GP07 Moto GP (800cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2006</b> <b>69</b> Nicky HAYDEN (USA), Honda RC211V Moto GP (990cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2005</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Yamaha YZR-M1 Moto GP (990cc, 4-stroke) <b>
2004</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Yamaha YZR-M1 Moto GP (990cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2003</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Honda RC211V Moto GP (990cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2002</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Honda RC211V Moto GP (990cc, 4-stroke)
<b>2001</b> <b>46</b> Valentino ROSSI (ITA), Honda NSR500 GP 500 (2-stroke)
[ame=“www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2CveKGxbvU”]Yamaha Riders Q and A at Laguna Seca 2013 - YouTube[/ame]
[ame=“www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLpJi9JL79g”]MotoGPâ„¢ Laguna Seca 2013 – Best slow motion - YouTube[/ame]
I’ve been watching GP for years and didn’t notice 800 was that long. I thought they stopped the 800’s before stoner went to Honda for some reason too.:lol
Cal is NO stoner he can kiss the podium goodbye and hello to 9th place
First off, I can’t believe BMW backed out of WSBK. When I heard that, I was quite shocked. Melandri has been doing well with it, and now you have a bike like the S1000RR that isn’t showing anything? They made the HP4, which I thought was a statement that they are in it to win it when it comes to the best-of-the-best superbikes … but now they’re not even involved in races. Strange.
It’ll be cool to see Nicky in WSBK if he goes. I enjoy WSBK just as much, if not more than, MotoGP so it’d be great to see what he can do there.
I said it on other forums, I’ll say it here … Crutchlow (just like Dovi) doomed his career.
Or crutchlow is out to make a lot of money ASAP. You get paid more on factory rides. Because there is no way in HELL he honestly thinks he can challenge for wins on the ducati.
great race 1 for ama superbike. pretty much a full race battle between hayes, hayden, herrin.