[csentil]

The race was actually awesome. Stoner had a real go at Rossi after Rossi overtook him. However I didn't know why Stoner cribbed at the end of the race about how Rossi raced. I didn't see anything bad in the way Rossi rode. He was fast and aggressive and braked really well. He can't be bothered about what Stoner's doing at the back or how close he is. Think it was more of a case of sour grapes.

If Stoner hadn't gone wide and fallen, the race in the last few laps would have been even greater.

Lucky you man... getting to watch that particular race. Laguna Seca is a beautiful circuit and the corkscrew is amazing. Wasn't it Jeremy Clarkson who tried to driving a Mazda in Leguna Seca both in the real world and on a PS2?

[highwayblaze]

Originally Posted by highwayblaze

Man it isss you isn't it
So you rode from SFO to Monterey right?!

Sorry, just realised you rode from SAN DIEGO....what the?! how long did it take u 8 hours including breaks?!

[prasadee]

Originally Posted by highwayblaze

Man it isss you isn't it
So you rode from SFO to Monterey right?!

Reverting to my old id, after being whopped by admins for violation. I rode from San Diego to Monterey and back. It was a 1000 mile ride/round trip.
The MV Agusta and the Ducati in the background belonged to a couple from Europe. It appeared as if they had come to the US just to ride during Moto GP.
-Prasadee

[prasadee]

Originally Posted by csentil

However I didn't know why Stoner cribbed at the end of the race about how Rossi raced. I didn't see anything bad in the way Rossi rode. He was fast and aggressive and braked really well.

I watched the practice sessions from Cork screw and the race from Fox hill. I could see Rossi overtake Stoner and Stoner get ahead off Rossi. I could not see Stoner going off. After I got to Bengaluru, I saw the race again on Star sports, it feels great to look at the race on TV after seeing the race. I was able to map the sounds and the real world views to the closeup views on TV.
-Prasadee