From: PaulpULVITZKA on
So that he can win Championship in Spain and spank the wannabe on his
home turf?
From: Julian Bond on
PaulpULVITZKA <pulvitzka(a)gmail.com> Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:42:26
>So that he can win Championship in Spain and spank the wannabe on his
>home turf?

No. It's just that the extra 5 points weren't worth the potential
disaster. Earlier in the year, Rossi would have gone for the win to
teach Stoner a lesson as much as anything. But today it wasn't worth it.
What was amazing was just how fast the two of them were going all race
long.

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From: Dave -Turner on
> But today it wasn't worth it.

especially with Lorenzo crashing out on the first lap


From: Henry on
In <YIyagBCLKt2KFAAj(a)jblaptop.voidstar.com> Julian Bond wrote:
> PaulpULVITZKA <pulvitzka(a)gmail.com> Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:42:26
> >So that he can win Championship in Spain and spank the wannabe on his
> >home turf?
>
> No. It's just that the extra 5 points weren't worth the potential
> disaster. Earlier in the year, Rossi would have gone for the win to
> teach Stoner a lesson as much as anything. But today it wasn't worth
it.
> What was amazing was just how fast the two of them were going all race
> long.
>

YUP, it was a two man show, all other guys were more or less spectators.
Even Pedrosa as the third had a huge gap to the lead. The german
commentator on eurosport said, last year nine riders fit into a 22s gap.

Beside this, I think Stoner has this year a clear demonstration where he
really stands, so he better shut up for next season. I still have his
words in my ears how good he will be, and that Rossi's time is over...

Henry


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From: Michael Sierchio on
Julian Bond wrote:

> No. It's just that the extra 5 points weren't worth the potential
> disaster. Earlier in the year, Rossi would have gone for the win to
> teach Stoner a lesson as much as anything. But today it wasn't worth it.
> What was amazing was just how fast the two of them were going all race
> long.

I don't think Rossi could have passed Stoner - every time he made a
move it put him on a very bad line for the exit. This, in a race
where Bridgestone farked up by bringing two sets of tires that
assumed temperatures that were 20 deg (F) warmer than what they
were. The front two were sliding quite a bit.
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