Haga v Rea - Nuerbergring

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Racing' started by Henry, Sep 7, 2009.

  1. Henry

    Henry Guest

    Commentators take on it "a racing accident".
    A small case of rose tinted glasses surely?
     
    Henry, Sep 7, 2009
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    Champ Guest

    I watched it several times, and I can't for the life of me see how Rea
    can be blamed for Haga's crash. In fact, I'm not even convinced they
    touched.
     
    Champ, Sep 7, 2009
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    Andrew Guest

    I watched it a couple of times and I am pretty convinced they touched.
    Perhaps Haga's brake lever hit Rea's fairing.
    I was surprised the he didn't get it back up and running, especially when
    fighting for points...
    I wonder what broke on the duc?
     
    Andrew, Sep 8, 2009
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    allen Guest

    Haga ran wide, Rea ran up the inside and Haga attempted to cut back to
    the piece of track now occupied by Rea.
    It was all Haga's to lose really.
     
    allen, Sep 8, 2009
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    Julian Bond Guest

    That kind of thing was going on all race long. If Haga had kept to a
    slightly wider line and kept momentum, the incident wouldn't have
    happened and he would have been on the inside of Rea on the next corner
    and might have kept the place.

    At the start of the year I said Haga would find a way to lose the
    championship. It's a bit depressing to see it happen. Haga, Spies and
    Yamaha all deserve to get a championship so on balance I suppose
    Spies+Yamaha is a good thing. It's still going to suck if Haga is second
    again, though.
     
    Julian Bond, Sep 8, 2009
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    Switters Guest

    I'm a huge Haga fan, but it seemed to me Haga should have known the racing
    line was taken. He tried leaning on Rea and came off worse. I hope this
    puts fire in his belly for the rest of the year.
     
    Switters, Sep 10, 2009
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