Racing Silly Season - Who is going where in 2014?
Discussion
FourWheelDrift said:
Twits alive with rumours that contracts have been signed with Jack Miller moving to a MotoGP Honda next year believed to be the LCR bike currently being ridden by Bradl. And that Maverick Vinales has signed on to MotoGP with Suzuki.
It wont be a full fat RCV, it will be one of the new proddy RCV's, Crutchlow has first refusal on that bike of bradls (as he does on the one remaining suzuki seat)Shrewd move by vinales, but he has now pissed Honda management off for the second time.
Depsite all Repsols pushing, he wont ever get a chance with HRC now.
As for miller, that will only end one way.... (well, 2, given the huge financial penalty he would have had to pay to get out the MVDS contract!)
Fleegle said:
I'm going to stick my neck out here
I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
Didn't you and others say the same about Marquez? Something about him high siding himself to the moon and being taught a lesson by those who've been riding the big bikes for a while. I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
LoonR1 said:
Fleegle said:
I'm going to stick my neck out here
I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
Didn't you and others say the same about Marquez? Something about him high siding himself to the moon and being taught a lesson by those who've been riding the big bikes for a while. I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
That doesn't alter my view on Miller though.
Fleegle said:
Yep, and will be the first to admit I was a mile off and I have been surprised how easy he makes it look
That doesn't alter my view on Miller though.
Think I was perhaps eating a slice of the same humble pie as you on that one. Can't deny his performance.That doesn't alter my view on Miller though.
And I'm with you on Miller too.
Fleegle said:
LoonR1 said:
Fleegle said:
I'm going to stick my neck out here
I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
Didn't you and others say the same about Marquez? Something about him high siding himself to the moon and being taught a lesson by those who've been riding the big bikes for a while. I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
That doesn't alter my view on Miller though.
It will end up with miller in orbit every day of the week, and tbh im amazed at the whole thing, he hasnt shown that much more than anyone else in M3 this year, in fact for me vinales (issac) has been just as impressive and Rins & Marquez (especially AM) have been the most impressive, given they have developed a completely new bike, and got it winning.
Lincsblokey said:
Fleegle said:
LoonR1 said:
Fleegle said:
I'm going to stick my neck out here
I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
Didn't you and others say the same about Marquez? Something about him high siding himself to the moon and being taught a lesson by those who've been riding the big bikes for a while. I don't think Millers style or temperament will see him do well in Moto Gp
To put him in that class without foregoing Moto2 would be fking mental
That doesn't alter my view on Miller though.
It will end up with miller in orbit every day of the week, and tbh im amazed at the whole thing, he hasnt shown that much more than anyone else in M3 this year, in fact for me vinales (issac) has been just as impressive and Rins & Marquez (especially AM) have been the most impressive, given they have developed a completely new bike, and got it winning.
Lincsblokey said:
It wont be a full fat RCV, it will be one of the new proddy RCV's, Crutchlow has first refusal on that bike of bradls (as he does on the one remaining suzuki seat)
Shrewd move by vinales, but he has now pissed Honda management off for the second time.
Depsite all Repsols pushing, he wont ever get a chance with HRC now.
As for miller, that will only end one way.... (well, 2, given the huge financial penalty he would have had to pay to get out the MVDS contract!)
Where is your source reference Bradl's bike? I could maybe see the Suzuki thing now Dovi has supposedly decided to stay for 2015.Shrewd move by vinales, but he has now pissed Honda management off for the second time.
Depsite all Repsols pushing, he wont ever get a chance with HRC now.
As for miller, that will only end one way.... (well, 2, given the huge financial penalty he would have had to pay to get out the MVDS contract!)
I'd be surprised if Crutchlow's stock is that high at the moment - he's not even getting bits on the Ducati that Ianonne is; possibly Ducati hope that he'll leave?
I'd love to see JM on a MotoGP bike - no reason it would be a disaster.
FourWheelDrift said:
Julian Ryder saying good sources saying Miller has signed a 3 year HRC deal, first 2 with LCR.
Brave move by honda i'd of thought they'd of gone for rabat or marquez jnr, a all spanish line up would please repsol i guess.We're in for quite a exciting time in the next few years aren't we as all the factory teams search for the there own marquez.
I'd like to see what Rabat could do on a ducati, he seems the right type of rider who works away at solving the problem rather than constantly moaning.
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