
250s were great too. Absolutely barking!
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HowardQ wrote:Jim battled really well, (especially with the state he was in), can't wait to see him at Estoril weekend after next!
Especially is he should have the new engine by then and there is a long straight, where the extra revs/power will really give an advantage.
Danny did well with a bust hand, you've gopt to give the bloke some credit. Nicky rode hard as well, while it lasted.
Rossi ran as well as he could, think he was just pleased to see off Lorenzo.
Brad did great with 3rd in the 125s and is still improving on the Aprilia.
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Haven't got a clue, like most people came to conclusion that Stoner was better then we all originally thought, as he was the only one who could "ride" the Duke.
Now it seems nobody can.
One view is that he is not a good development rider and was lucky to have a bike that suited him last year, now they've made changes and it no longer suites him, but he is not able to give the feedback to get it sorted, the other three get no real input and just have to ride it.
I'm still not sure myself, if that red Duke flies past everybody down the Estoril straight, things will look different again I suppose.
For now it's just nice that things are variable, we might get a much more open Championship.