Wusup...anyone intersested in MotoGP?
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Hell, to the, Yeah - I'm interested.  I Tivo MotoGP and AMA.  Here's why:\n\n1) It's hella more exciting than Nascar on an oval track.  2) Seeing Rossi come from 16th and pass 15 guys!\n3) Going 180+ mph into a 1st gear hairpin!  \n4) Watching the AMA guys run the same California Speedway track I (try to) ride but 30 seconds faster!\n5) The umbrella girls!\n6) The telemetry showing gears and braking/accel!\n\nYeah the last race I saw Rossi's ECU apparently came unplugged or something and the bike shut down.  I think the time or so before that he had a tire problem.  \n\nI am really enjoying each race coming down to any of a few riders each time - Melandri, Caparossi, Rossi, Hayden, Pedrosa.  I think it's more exciting than seeing Spies take AMA 6x in a row.
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Formula 1 has the highest tech, Le Mans has the most interesting race, but I'm kind of hooked on amateur club racing.  Real people, not just corporate money.
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I have been to the Canadian G.P. twice in Montreal.\nIt is very exciting. Formula one cars are very fast, very high pitched engine noise, extremely fast thru the corners. Qualifying can be dramatic as it is a timed event. Indy is not the best place,  \nbut if your in the area and want to see some cool racing action\nthat only comes to the U.S. once then go enjoy.
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Here are some links of photo galleries with racing action of the 2006 Le Mans event:\n\nhttp://www.autosport.com/gallery/index.php/id/614\n\nhttp://www.multimaticmotorsports.com/web_pages/gallery.php?task=listing&m=10\n\nHere is a link to a slightly different look at Le Mans 2006. Nice atmosphere pictures.\n\nhttp://www.pbase.com/marcdemoulin/le_mans
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Not a problem.  I can do an interview for you and I can put you in touch with our team riders. (Who just took 5th Place at Top Shop at 3rd Lair)\n\nLater\nGorilla
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maybe third or fourth. i'm his fan (i started to watch motorsport since just last year, but was astounded by him)! he's doing quite good for a rookie in 990cc. i guess he'll finish the first among all the rookies this year!
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Tiens bon, et je pense comme toi. Pour moi la F 1 c'est une veritable passion.Moi je ne comprends pas tes amies. Je n'ai pas loupe un seul Grand Prix depuis 1976, meme a l'etranger je me suis toujours debrouille pour les regarder en direct quelque soit le pays.Je vais aussi regulierement voir les courses de F 1 sur les differents circuits et je collectionne les photos que je prends sur les circuits et dans les paddocks. De plus cette saison 2006 a ete vraiment magnifique en rebondissements.\nJ'ai pris Eurosport que pour les essais de F 1.J'organise mes sorties ou RV en fonction du calendrier des Grands Prix.\nAlors tu vois je sais parfaitement ce que tu ressens: cela s'appelle la passion, tout comme moi.\nTu peux me contacter sans hesiter pour echanger nos avis sur les Grands Prix.Mon email est  :  sordesp@yahoo.fr\nCe serait sympa de me laisser le tien.  Merci et bon debut a Melbourne le 18 Mars 2007.  Mon favori est Kimi RAIKKONEN sue Ferrari.
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pour les motos : http://www.eurosport.fr/moto/grand-prix/calendar_sea55_dsc51.shtml
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Well Rossi didn't do very good this year, he wasn't as constant and ended up losing the championship, so they (Yamaha Team) and Vale will have to work harder during this winter, if everything goes well for them, he can easily become the new champ again, no doubt in my mind, Vale is a living legend already, Capirossi and his Desmosedici did pretty good, lets see what the Ducati Team has to offer on the 800cc, as a matter of fact Ducati was the first 800cc prototype to be ready for 2007, but don't think Capirex can win a championship over The Doctor, Pedrosa is still adjusting to Moto GP, he has guts, but IMHO lacks a bit of professionalism courtesy of Alberto Puig, Dani should enjoy racing a bit more, he had a lot of pressure this year as a rookie and HRC Honda is the toughest team to work with, but Dani's advantage is his height and weight, Hayden could struggle on the 800cc..Melandri has advantages his height, weight if he keeps it down, he has courage, experience, learned a lot from Vale, he's a great pilot and when his bike is working 100%  he usually does great..so he also stands a chance..lets wait and see the come back of The Doctor..despite all it has been an interesting season, next year will be something totally different...GO 46\nCheers
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Best races... Spain and Brazil, definitely. Being a fan of Renault and Fernando (I will remain like this next year, even though Fernando goes at McLaren, so I'll be supporting 2 teams), I loved the way he and the team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. And also Japan, because it proved the triumph of Renault's reliability against the red speed. That speed came at a price, and it was a flimsy engine at the most important moment.\nAnd also Turkey. Another thriller, but this time the winner being Fernando.\nAnd let's not forget Renault's 1-2 in Malaysia!\n\nWorst race... I'd have to say Italy and China, where poor decisions by either dum stewards or the team cost the team a win or a podium. I guarantee that if Fernando had started 5th, he wouldn't have pushed his engine beyond the limit. Starting from 10th forced him to. Italy had a good side, as it was the race where I finally got the news I was waiting for: next year F1 is free of MS. And that was the ultimate relief for me.
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motogp.com and mypsp.com
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try                                                                                      http://www.sacramentoraceway.com/Motocross%20Materials/motoschedule.pdf
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me............i support kimi & schumi...hmm, they r just great.......i admire them so much...!!
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MotoGp: 'The Kentucky Kid' Nicky Hayden.\n125 cc and 250 cc dont care..
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I'm a Jenson Button fan and I'm disappointed on what I saw last weekend.\n\nFrom the start and the first curve, Button just guarded Alonso in several overtaking attempts. The Renault power is pulling the 1 and 2 cars and not the drivers' skills. Renault's acceleration is the best and there's no doubt about it last season and the 3 races so far this season.\n\nI hope I don't see this bragging foolish Spaniard in the podium again. But stil don't count out Kimi Raikonnen. He's hungrier than ever.
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It would appear his options were fairly limited; it was either a job as a test driver in Formula One or toiling in the Champ Car series (with Red Bull sponsorship). I think he made the right choice and yes, he deserves another chance as a full-time driver in F1; perhaps he'll get it in 2008..
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Perhaps not the best F1 race ever, but one of my favourites is the 1993 European Grand Prix at Donington. It was a `wet' race and Ayrton Senna started from fourth on the grid but quickly got to the front and went on to win the race.\nThere was a bit of an anomaly with the fastest lap. Because of the track layout, it was a bit shorter going through pit lane and on the 57th lap, Senna came in for a pit stop, but the McLaren team wasn't ready, so he continued on and back onto the track (there was no pit speed limit at that time) and his time of 1:18.029 turned out to be the fastest lap of the race.\nThe Donington facilities weren't the best I've been to (the media centre was in a tent, but my laptop, connected to British Telecom, worked perfectly) and I had a lot of mud to scrape off my boots, but the race was enjoyable.\nAlso the 1989 Brazilian Grand Prix, not because Nigel Mansell won the race, but because I saw the great Juan Manual Fangio drive some exhibition laps around the Jacarapagua circuit in one of his old F1 cars.