2003 line up - Page 2

asha · 12 Jan 2003, 12:12 (Ref:471956)

wasn't 46 the number that rossi's father ride to this first GP win? Or was it rossi's dad's first number?

I'd bet everyone who visites 10-10ths house on neither McCoy or Pitt winning the title... New bike, bad tyres, there is just no chance in hell of a even podium.

points will be scored thou... ie. Wet Races + lots of Luck

f1manoz · 12 Jan 2003, 12:58 (Ref:472015)

Kawasaki are still developing so expecting anything more than the occassional points-scoring position is asking a bit much.

wreckless · 13 Jan 2003, 01:23 (Ref:472595)

Im not asking too much, just one measly point in one of the dozen or so races from pitt

**gomick** · 13 Jan 2003, 07:43 (Ref:472745)

i'm sure pitt will finish a handful of races between 10th to 15th......

f1manoz · 13 Jan 2003, 08:35 (Ref:472774)

I concur with gomick. I don't think the Kawasaki will be so slow it won't score. But it's still in development so there probably won't be any podiums/wins, unless there are conditions that suit McCoy to a T...

Dani Filth · 13 Jan 2003, 12:16 (Ref:472896)

points is not gonna be a problem .. top 5 position is harder to get ...

asha · 15 Jan 2003, 14:54 (Ref:475074)

mcCOy 2seconds faster then his lap times on teh 2 stoke (whereever they are atm? sepang?)

elephino · 16 Jan 2003, 11:40 (Ref:476092)

Yeah, they're running Sepang at the moment. But remember that McCoy has more experience than Pitt on both the bike and the track.

gsr · 16 Jan 2003, 11:42 (Ref:476095)

I think Pitt was 0.3 second slower than McCoy

av8rirl · 16 Jan 2003, 13:34 (Ref:476200)

I'll take 50-1 too. EUR100

**gomick** · 17 Jan 2003, 05:22 (Ref:476887)

those times arent to bad - however you would think that yamaha and honda would go 0.5 to 1 second quicker than the 2002 qualifying times - kawasaki points wont be a problem... podium, 1 if conditions fall into place - wouldnt think kawasaki would be thinking of podiums this year though

gsr · 17 Jan 2003, 09:44 (Ref:476987)

Quote:

Originally posted by av8rirl
I'll take 50-1 too. EUR100

Sorry the price has shortened to 9/4 ,after Pure GT had a plunge....

av8rirl · 17 Jan 2003, 10:49 (Ref:477016)

Quote:

Originally posted by gsr
Sorry the price has shortened to 9/4 ,after Pure GT had a plunge....

Too late. The bet was in and must be taken. He just needs 1 point?? Right??

gsr · 17 Jan 2003, 11:01 (Ref:477026)

I'm back pedalling fast...

moffman · 17 Jan 2003, 14:41 (Ref:477300)

I will have a couple of hundred at 9/4 for Pitty to score a point!

wreckless · 18 Jan 2003, 08:58 (Ref:477999)

ditto

gsr · 18 Jan 2003, 09:12 (Ref:478002)

show me the money!!!!!!

Pure GT · 18 Jan 2003, 10:01 (Ref:478039)

Quote:

Originally posted by gsr
I'm back pedalling fast...

I havn't seen a bookie in this much trouble since Robbie Waterhouse. I suggest you give him a call to get out of this mess. Surely he can speak to Gai and organise for you to lay off on a 'special' Regardless, I want my winnings!!!

gsr · 18 Jan 2003, 10:14 (Ref:478043)

I'll have to bounce back....Robbie might offer me 500-1 on something!!!

x_dt · 13 Mar 2003, 07:36 (Ref:534784)

Ralf Waldmann has quit Harris WCM (link).

f1manoz · 13 Mar 2003, 07:45 (Ref:534786)

That's a shame, as I've always been a fan of Waldmann. Bloody unlucky not to win a 250cc crown during his battle with Max.

Alex Hoffman as a replacement? Hmm, well, he didn't impress too much when he subbed for McCoy and Capirossi...

Gerrit · 13 Mar 2003, 12:02 (Ref:534912)

Hofmann has a contract as test rider for Kawasaki, I doubt that they would release him to ride the WCM.

asha · 13 Mar 2003, 13:27 (Ref:535025)

There seems to be no real reason that Ralf quit?

He had a fall, i imagine that the bike is a handful and that he would certainly fall again, and at his age i dont think he wants to do that too much.

I say its a smart move on Ralf's part, he escaped a GP career in one peice.. thats an achievement in itself!

Thanks for the memories Mr Waldmann, your a champ!

x_dt · 18 Mar 2003, 23:18 (Ref:540725)

Ralf will not be replaced by WCM. Instead Moriwaki have gained the final grid place and will run a Honda powered bike for Tamaki Serizawa (who?)

(link)

f1manoz · 18 Mar 2003, 23:58 (Ref:540762)

I don't like this idea of limiting grid space. Too much like F1 for more liking. If teams can afford to run machines in the MotoGP class, then let them. The more riders, the better IMO.

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