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marko138 01-20-2010 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 322770)
I heard per entry, so 6 for Stoner, 6 for Hayden in Ducatis case. I heard mention that most times when a bike crashes, especially if it eats gravel the engine is fragged. So you may get by on your backup bike for the weekend, but frequent offs could leave you without engines at the end of the season...

Yep, I've read it's 6 engines total for the whole year. Make it work. For some it won't be enough. Rossi said the same about crashing. The engine is usually done at that point.

Dave 01-20-2010 03:30 PM

we got no engines do we ted?!

smileyman 01-20-2010 03:34 PM

Hayden got boned twice in practice and qualifying, and in at least 2 races last year. Any hard luck at all is going to effect the results each weekend and for the championship.

marko138 01-20-2010 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 322779)
Hayden got boned twice in practice and qualifying, and in at least 2 races last year. Any hard luck at all is going to effect the results each weekend and for the championship.

This season may be rough.

Rider 01-20-2010 03:43 PM

Yeah I can see Depuniet only going 3 races deep this year. :lol

smileyman 01-20-2010 03:49 PM

Riders will no doubt choose safer electronics settings and probably pick and choose their passes carefully. All but Depuniet who will go all out till he cant go anymore...Smooth riders that stay outta trouble may outpace the aliens. Especially if the only go a few lapse of practice to save the engine. The extra track time will mean nothing against riders who have good setups and experience for prior years tho

Amber Lamps 01-20-2010 04:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 322770)
I heard per entry, so 6 for Stoner, 6 for Hayden in Ducatis case. I heard mention that most times when a bike crashes, especially if it eats gravel the engine is fragged. So you may get by on your backup bike for the weekend, but frequent offs could leave you without engines at the end of the season...

i don't get that exactly...are you not allowed to repair the engines? What's next? Body kit limits?

smileyman 01-20-2010 05:03 PM

Yes I believe you can freshen the engines but alot of these prototype engines have very exact tolerances and once you start milling away the ctlinders they get week. Heaven forbid you crack the head of block, put a rod into the cyl wall. I dunno what kind of parts are covered either. mean titanium valves and valve springs get used up real quick, crank bearings and pistion pins see alot of abuse at 17000 rpm. Cranks and cams get worn at a frightful pace. Imagine a crank seizing while leaned over at 140?

TYEster 01-20-2010 07:04 PM

Well hopefully this means friendlier racing, I hate seeing people get bumped off.



And by that what I really mean to say is I want to Rossi beat everyone with a 30+sec gap fair n square.

karl_1052 01-21-2010 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by TYEster (Post 322895)
Well hopefully this means friendlier racing, I hate seeing people get bumped off.



And by that what I really mean to say is I want to Rossi beat everyone with a 30+sec gap fair n square.

Fuk that!
Some of the best racing is when there is bumping!
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