Jerez...

 

Rossi seems out of it with the shoulder hurting... and the Ducatis
seem very strong, with Stoner predictably fastest (will he toss it yet
again come race day?) and... Hayden third for now! Lorenzo in the mix,
Pedrosa looking better on familiar ground.

Spies not looking quite as strong yet, but I have a feeling he'll get
closer and closer to Edwards as the weekend progresses. Melandri
looking somewhat better for now, Simoncelli looking abysmal...

 


The track looks smoother. And the bikes look twitchy and on the verge of
being out of control. The 2nd last turn is always scary but in previous
years they've been getting a big twitch on as they hit the bump half way
through. Conversely, Rossi was missing apexes, Dani was having trouble
on the brakes. The only one who looked really smooth was Lorenzo.

Stoner loses the front again, Lorenzo wins from Dovi. Rossi is fifth.
Spies 10th with Edwards in 11th.

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On Fri, 30 Apr 2010 12:29:45 -0700 (PDT), pablo


I watched the last half hour.  Everything you say is true, but it is
only the first day.

If you look at the number of laps everyone did, Lorenzo seems to be
the strongest.  And I expect Rossi to get closer.  As he always does.
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Mike S.

 



I didn't catch that it was on live until I sat down to watch it last
night at 10:00.  Is it going to be live going forward, or did Speed
have a conflict with their latest NASCAR BBQ grill racing reality
show?

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