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Originally Posted by Sheel Simple, because after Rossi's arrival, whatever hopes Roberts Jr had of repeating the standards set by his dad, evaporated.
Burgess or Agostini haven't really said that and whatever they have said, has some truth in it or is of different perspective. |
Kenny Roberts Jr retired in 2007. He was asked about Rossi's bike development skills and his travails at ducati in 2012. That is when he made the statements.
http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2012/Apr/120413-1046.htm
Agostini's statement on GPone!
http://www.gpone.com/en/201110035107...-Hailwood.html
Jeremy Burgess on Rossi
http://www.foxsports.com.au/motor-sp...-1226321784807
I believe you cant even question the characters of Agostini and Burgess!
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Originally Posted by Sheel Sorry, he still can't. In which wet-race did he score a podium? Forget a win in his career in a wet-race. |
4 wins, 7 podiums in all! The Stats also show that Lorenzo is getting better and better at wet weather races! Whereas Rossi is the one slipping! He has only 3 podiums since 2009 and his last win came in 2009 Jerez!
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Originally Posted by Sheel If it would be dangerous, contact would have led to penalization/ride through [still does if they feel its on purpose]
So, how many times has Rossi been penalized for dangerous riding? |
Favourite boy getting the favourite treatment. How else do you explain a WLF on his leather? Marc Marquez is in the same mould. Both of them backed by tons of money and Dorna's hands seemed to be cuffed.
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Originally Posted by Sheel Let me say this again, as stated by you, I have no where found Rossi to ridicule his competition [which is on record] If you have any video, then please post, else I would humbly request you to take back those words |
There are two aspects to this. Respect as a racer, respect as a personality. Not taking away the respect to Rossi being a racer. He is a very good one. Respect as a personality is suspect. Rossi has a feud with each and every major competitor of his. Typical bully behaviour. Just because of the money backing.
Rossi's feuds with Biaggi (Rossi infact hit Biaggi).
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/mot...s-witness.html
Rossi's feud with GIbernau
http://thedoctor.ru/en/news/rossi-gi...st-behind-them
Rossi on Stoner (after retirement)
http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-...ugh/21958.html
Rossi says his rivals are Pussies
http://www.foxsports.com.au/motor-sp...-1226054408785
You can try discrediting all his competition and all the news articles but the point is his personality is cheeky and he gets no respect for his personality.
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Originally Posted by MonsterPatrol Since the arrival of Jorge Lorenzo in the premier class there have been 15 wet races.
A comparison of Lorenzo vs Rossi in wet conditions.
Lorenzo – 4 wins, 2 2nd places, 3 3rd places.
Rossi – 2 wins, 3 2nd places, 2 3rd places.
Total points in wet races
Lorenzo – 226 pts.
Rossi – 196 pts.
Indeed rain separates men from the boys! |
You are the man with reason. You see things objectively. You can see that water is not wine! Rain separates the men from the boys!
I could see 17 races thou from 2008 to 2014. Got the data out of wiki thou.
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Originally Posted by Sheel Hi!
Could you please provide me with the link where you got this source of information?
And, since Lorenzo's arrival, who has won the most no of races in wet-conditions? [Of course other than these both] |
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Originally Posted by MonsterPatrol Motogp.com/results.
I will do that and post it as soon as I can. I think it is Pedrosa,not entirely sure. |
You are right, it is Pedrosa.
From 2008 to Current.
Pedrosa has 5 wins, 3 second places, 2 third places
Lorenzo has 4 wins, 1 second place and 2 third place
Rossi has 3 wins, 2 second places, 1 third place
A comparison with Stoner yields this.
From 2006 to 2012,
Stoner has 5 wins, 6 third places.
Pedrosa has 4 wins, 2 second places, 2 third places
Rossi has 3 wins, 2 second places, 2 third places
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Originally Posted by b16h22 You forgot Vale was on a slow ducati for a couple of seasons. These stats are pointless. I still remember Lorenzo signalling the race to be stopped in the rain hit 2012 sepang gp just because he was scared. |
Ducati is good in the rains. Rossi's one podium came in a wet Lemans race on the Ducati.
Was lucky enough to watch that 2012 motogp in Sepang itself. We were sitting in the first corner and the conditions were wretched and it was difficult to see the bikes. It was not only Lorenzo, a lot of riders were signalling the race to be stopped. Lorenzo in fact did a massive save in the final lap (before it was red flagged)