- 06 Jul 09, 17:02#131005
Lorenzo, i'll buy him!
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EwmanM wrote:As i said 3 races ago, Lorenzo will cost a few bob. Rossi is getting paid i think $53 Mill. Lorenzo is on a hand full with only $5 Mill i believe? If he does come 2nd in the championship or even wins it i think they she should at-least get $25 Million and Rossi be demoted to only $30 million.... He's an awesome rider, i love Rossi in the fact of the "rider" but i do not lie the person beneath the helmet. I think they should re consider Rossi's wages, plus Rossi might be leavingYamaha refuses bidding war for Lorenzo
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By Jonathan Noble and Michele Lostia Monday, July 6th 2009, 13:54 GMT
Yamaha will not get involved in a bidding war with Honda over the services of Jorge Lorenzo for 2010, the Japanese manufacturer has said, amid heightened speculation over the future of the Spanish rider.
Rumours emerging in Laguna Sena suggested that Lorenzo is in talks with Honda about a switch to them for next year, even though he says that remaining at Yamaha is his priority.
Yamaha is aware of the situation, but its boss Masao Furusawa has made it clear that the company will not stretch itself financially to try and keep hold of Lorenzo.
"We are interested in Jorge," Furusawa told Gazzetta dello Sport. "We are in talks but we know about Honda's offer: if he wants to go with them, we won't be raising our stakes in order to retain him."
Lorenzo insisted over the weekend that there was no firm offer from Honda yet, although he did not deny that discussions had taken place.
"At the moment Yamaha is the first option: I'd like to stay here. We are talking," he explained. "There is no offer [from Honda], but I can't say whether some discussions are taking place. I can say that at the moment, with nothing signed, my manager and I are open to anything."
racechick wrote:Rossi leading Whoa!Not by allot, if he makes a major mistake like in previous races
Rivelution wrote:Nicky Hayden is the man!! I cant believe he won the title in '06 with only 1 win.Totally agree Buddy BoyAfter watching the race on Sunday, Moto gp is the Sh!t!!!
It completely owns F1 right now.
bud wrote:Nicky has suffered since the switch to 800cc he knew how to tame the 1000cc bikesI agree 100%, he won a WRC! You can't get any better than that? He beat Rossi? In which some of you on here revert to as a 'God' so.... He obviously is amazing and never lost what he had, he just had a hard time switching in which is understandable! i think as soon s he gets to grip with his 69* mean machine we will see him winning and dominating the circuit! It's just Stoner is an awesome rider! he always has been and always will be! Ducati know him very well, so the bike will be fine tuned perfectly to his liking
DOOOMKULTUS wrote:Rossi left Honda for the most part because of Pay issues,Honda is really stupid i have to say.look at what rossi has done.Since Rossi left Yamaha have dominated.Honda 1 st win at seca in over a year ,shameful.And lets not talk what happened in F1.Fully agree, i still believe though that Rossi won his first Moto Gp title (top form 500cc) on is second season, i still believe Lorenzo has a shot!
Lorenzo will get a pay hike but wont get more than Rossi.And i won't be supporting him if he goes to Honda thats for sure.
About Hayden,he was lucky [a little to much] to win the 2006 title.Rossi crashed in that last race and Pedrosa crashed Hayden in the penultimate race. and rarely won races.But he was the champion,but just not an impressive one.
Lorenzo is not yet ready,he isn't a complete rider.Laguna is the most difficult track on MotoGP,mostly because 125 and 250 don't race there,and the riders that are there don't have that much experience over there,Thats why Lorenzo crashed last year over there too.People coming from 250's find it difficult to adjust.Talmaschi went of as well.
I'll be surprised if Rossi doesn't win this season with all his competitors i'll,sick or injured.[not his fault though.]
DOOOMKULTUS wrote: Lorenzo is not yet ready,he isn't a complete rider.Laguna is the most difficult track on MotoGP,mostly because 125 and 250 don't race there,and the riders that are there don't have that much experience over there,Thats why Lorenzo crashed last year over there too.He got pole and raced to 3rd with a broken collar bone i would say he did pretty well at Laguna given his circumstances!
bud wrote:Totally agree, he had to be assisted to the podium. So i think he is in the marjin for the title.DOOOMKULTUS wrote: Lorenzo is not yet ready,he isn't a complete rider.Laguna is the most difficult track on MotoGP,mostly because 125 and 250 don't race there,and the riders that are there don't have that much experience over there,Thats why Lorenzo crashed last year over there too.He got pole and raced to 3rd with a broken collar bone i would say he did pretty well at Laguna given his circumstances!
headless wrote:Dovizioso has impressed this season.Not good enough for Honda. hence why Lorenzo is in the running for his seat
Vanilla-Bear wrote:I politely disagree.headless wrote:Dovizioso has impressed this season.Not good enough for Honda. hence why Lorenzo is in the running for his seat
headless wrote:I have to disagree.Vanilla-Bear wrote:I politely disagree.headless wrote:Dovizioso has impressed this season.Not good enough for Honda. hence why Lorenzo is in the running for his seat
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