kwarkpower
ZX10r '04
Waar gaat Hayden dan rijden?
MotoGP & WSBK S09/10
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Waar gaat Hayden dan rijden?
Jaspah
Nu ook een GC slet..
Nja toseland en edwars hebben gewoon de juiste motor niet (want die is echt niet hetzelfde als de fabrieks yammie)
En Hayden kan, net als alle andere coureurs btw
, niet overweg met die Duc.
Al vind ik trouwens dat Edwards het echt niet zo slecht doet hoor! Meestal wel in de top 5 te vinden tot nu toe.
Vorig jaar was hij overall ook 5e geworden dacht ik.
En Hayden kan, net als alle andere coureurs btw
, niet overweg met die Duc.Al vind ik trouwens dat Edwards het echt niet zo slecht doet hoor! Meestal wel in de top 5 te vinden tot nu toe.
Vorig jaar was hij overall ook 5e geworden dacht ik.
Tinne
Ins GhöN tshene Thön..
Noriyuki Haga's 2009 World Superbike Championship title hopes are potentially still very much alive after the Ducati Xerox team confirmed his injuries following a crash at Donington Park aren't as serious as first feared.
While a later update at Derby Hospital revealed the originally suspected fractured vertebra was an ailment from another accident, potentially years earlier, further tests have been carried out to confirm the extent of his injuries.
Currently, Haga will only need to undergo surgery to insert a plate and screws into his forearm following a fracture to the right ulna. He will also be inspected for a pain in his shoulder, although x-rays have ruled out any serious damage.
With Haga set to return home to Italy within two days, attention is now focused on the injured forearm, which the Ducati Xerox team hope will heal in time for him to return to competition for the next World Superbike round at Brno in a month's time.
The news is particularly good for Haga's title hopes after Ben Spies reduced the deficit to 14 points following his double victory at Donington Park. He now has until July 26th to get fit in time to resume his spot on the 1198.
The Japanese rider is renowned for his ability to race on through pain, most notably last season when he shrugged off a broken collarbone to win both races at the Nurburgring just two weeks later.
While a later update at Derby Hospital revealed the originally suspected fractured vertebra was an ailment from another accident, potentially years earlier, further tests have been carried out to confirm the extent of his injuries.
Currently, Haga will only need to undergo surgery to insert a plate and screws into his forearm following a fracture to the right ulna. He will also be inspected for a pain in his shoulder, although x-rays have ruled out any serious damage.
With Haga set to return home to Italy within two days, attention is now focused on the injured forearm, which the Ducati Xerox team hope will heal in time for him to return to competition for the next World Superbike round at Brno in a month's time.
The news is particularly good for Haga's title hopes after Ben Spies reduced the deficit to 14 points following his double victory at Donington Park. He now has until July 26th to get fit in time to resume his spot on the 1198.
The Japanese rider is renowned for his ability to race on through pain, most notably last season when he shrugged off a broken collarbone to win both races at the Nurburgring just two weeks later.
M a r t i jn
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Wel eens pole getraint maar nooit gewonnen dacht ik.
Wel 1 van de mooiste motoren met die 3 dempers en die petronas kleuren
Wel 1 van de mooiste motoren met die 3 dempers en die petronas kleuren
kwarkpower
ZX10r '04
Wat mankeert die Stoner toch, na 1 race oke. Maar nu alweer?
kwarkpower
ZX10r '04
Voor Rossi is het gunstig, voor de spanning niet.
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