Checa is a basketcase

[asha]

Listen to his explaination of the Welkom GP

"In the beginning I had no grip with the rear or any stability.I couldn´t brake hard although towards the end of the race the balance changed a bit and I was able to keep the pace better. Sometimes when I was off the gas I lost the rear, which didn´t give me any confidence. At the end I understood the bike a bit better and was able to go on the gas earlier. If I could have remained in the ´34s I would have been able to stay and fight for fifth position. Anyway, that´s another race for me to learn from - we´ll keep trying."

I dont know about you, but he doesn't project a lot of confidence does he?

http://motograndprix.tiscali.com/en/...&news_id=10090

[Winther]

I felt bad for him...I hope he gets by it, seems that he in some bad grove these days.
He is way more fun when he is up to the taks, that man can ride so fast!

[f1manoz]

I don't think he can handle the pressure of being Spain's number one hope in the MotoGP class.

Everyone knows he has the talent, but in the case of him applying it week in, week out, that has yet to be seen.

Frankly, I don't see how he can have much confidence in his Yamaha. Honda are miles ahead, and Ducati have just stepped in and appear superior to them.