*almost* official, Hayden fired

Told you all he should have NEVER been hired, WTF where Ducati
thinking?.....the pain is almost over....


Oh, and welcome Lorenzo!

 

I feel sad for Nicky H., he has worked very hard throughout his career
etc, but I reckon his mind-set is kinda fragile. And his WC was
really "awarded" by Rossi's very untypical wipe-out ----- .

For that matter, I am really worried about Stoner --- either he has a
really serious, maybe life threatening physical disorder, or he too
has suffered some kind of mental / willpower collapse (Rossi can have
that effect). I like Stoner, but this is not looking good.

 

Rossi: "Hey Jorge, over here. Let me introduce you to Biaggi, Gibernau
and Stoner."

 

heh, no way Lorenzo is at Duc next year. He's just trying to negotiate more
with Yamaha.
And Hayden is progressing forward now.
I was watching the bbc broadcast today and they mentioned Hayen is just
about lined up for next year.
So where did your "Almost Official" information come from?

 

Just looks like another Hayden-hating troll came along to try and wind up
our American friends.

Last year when the Honda didn't like being ridden ragged and loose and the
Ducati didn't, most thought that Hayden would get on well with the Duc.
Now it's just more obvious than ever that the bike is tempermental.

 

Livio Suppo

Cheers,

 

The old school Americans where brilliant, Wainey, Lawson and Shwantz,
so i reject your comment.

These days our American brothers have found themselves a world-class
find of the year, Ben Spies, he is good, REALLY good!.

If he wins this year he should leave SBK, nothing to prove, and head
on to MotoGP

 

I'm not sure that I agree... (that Spies should move to GP).

The bikes are obviously completely different! Spies' results at Indy
last year tend to make me think that he'd be up there with Lorenzo,
Pedrosa, Dovizioso, but why not stay in WSBK and get wins rather than
go to MotoGP and get podiums?

If Hayden were to get dropped from Ducati, I'd love to see him
battling in WSBK with Spies rather that stay in GP for a few more
embarrassing years with a shitty satellite team. The point that Hayden
can't get a factory ride is the point that he needs to start looking
into WSBK.

 

So you talked with him?
If not please give us a link.

 

During the GP and after it, the Italian reporter asked Suppo if they
had a deal 'no comment' was reply

Anyway, offered him 7 million euro on the table, up to him, go to
Ducati and be a equal or stay at Yamaha as a 2nd boy?

http://www.motosprint.it/motomondiale/motogp/2009/08/16-801/La+Ducati+su+Jorge+Lorenzo

 

http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2009/Lorenzo+to+remain+with+Fiat+Yamaha+in+2010

I guess your talk with Suppo was all in your head.