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« Reply #15 on: February 28, 2007, 12:47:02 PM »
Red01, Your like the general "answer man" for this site. :thanks:

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« Reply #16 on: February 28, 2007, 12:54:35 PM »
It's a pleasure to serve...  :thanks:
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« Reply #17 on: March 23, 2007, 12:29:27 AM »
I am going out on a limb and say Biaggi.  No reason other than I am glad to see him racing again.
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« Reply #18 on: March 26, 2007, 12:07:23 AM »
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Well Troy the Boy has done it again.  First time out on a Yamaha, since his 250 proddy days in Oz, and he takes pole.

So let's see, what's everyone's predictions.

Will Troy Bayliss do it again on the Duc?
Can Troy Corser find that winning spirit on the Yammy?
Don't ever discount Carl Muggeridge,
Josh Brooks proved he can win races on a Honda here in Oz.
Steve Martin is a hell of a rider, now that is on a 1000cc bike he should give some of the 'bigger' names a scare.
Maybe Max Biaggi can finally win a championship on something bigger than a 'learners' bike.
Nori Haga is always a chance.

So who's your pick??

For me, Troy Bayliss and the Ducati are an unbeatable combination.  Providing he stays fit, and doesn't have too many mechanical problems, he'll win the championship, and prove that Foggy was just a pretender.

Then ofcoarse you've got Supersport - two more Aussies there - Kevin Curtain and Broc Parkes - I'm not even going to try and pick a winner here.... 600 racing is just too close to call....


All very well, but the SPEED channel here in the US of A has gone GAGA for NASCAR, dropping a lot of the bike shows (Rat Bastards!). I seldom see a show featuring the GP bikes any more. Sad. I also miss the Rally Road Races. Can't even  dismember the names of the drivers! Used to run rallies in France in the early '60's while stationed at Phalsbourg and Toul Air Bases. Killed a few chickens in my day, I did. Got a huge Hare too. My ride was a (modified) Volvo PV-544. Boy, that was the life.

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