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Ciao a tutti è il mio primo post, da voci molto vicine a Biaggi sembra che sia in Kawasaki il futuro di Max, anche se nei giornali si è letto diversamente,
Max lunedì su striscia riceverà il Tapiro
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Originally posted by AndreaRS250le gomme? ma dai... shhh nn dirlo a nessuno che li le gomme ce le hanno tutte buone... vuoi mai che la michelin faccia favori..
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Originally posted by bozzoliCiao a tutti ? il mio primo post, da voci molto vicine a Biaggi sembra che sia in Kawasaki il futuro di Max, anche se nei giornali si ? letto diversamente,
Max luned? su striscia ricever? il Tapiro
Ma tu come fai a sapere tutte ste cose? Sarai mica un suo parente..
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Originally posted by ZAMBO77Ciao Benarrivato presentati in Presentazioni!!!
Ma tu come fai a sapere tutte ste cose? Sarai mica un suo parente..
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Originally posted by ArcanoSi ok, lo abbiamo capito che Vale vince esclusivamente perch? la Michelin gli da delle gomme che nessun altro ha, avranno almeno 1 sec. netto di vantaggio su quelle di tutti gli altri che fanno il mondiale... Non ? che magari sei anche interista? A quel punto tutti i nodi verrebbero al pettine...
Giusto...
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Factory, took this from another place.
MONDAY 14TH NOVEMBER 2005
Yet another door appears to have closed in Max Biaggi's face, with his former employer Yamaha - the biggest manufacturer still to confirm its full 2006 rider line-up - stating that they have no interest in working with the Roman.
With Biaggi's already slim chances of staying on a Honda appearing to disappear further by the day - and with the factory Ducati, Suzuki and Kawasaki seats already occupied - Yamaha looked like Biaggi's last hope of landing a decent 2006 ride.
Although a return to a factory M1 is out of the question - Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards will again be factory riders next year - it was thought that Camel money may have helped Biaggi seal a satellite M1 seat, perhaps with Tech 3, whose own future appears uncertain after losing title sponsor Fortuna - and star rider Toni Elias - to Team Gresini.
After making his 500cc debut on a Kanemoto Honda in 1998, when he won two races, Biaggi switched to the factory Yamaha outfit the following season - and would remain with the then Marlboro backed team until the end of 2002.
Biaggi won a total of eight races with Yamaha, including two with the YZR-M1 (lower pic), and finished championship runner-up on two occasions but - in a near repeat of his current situation - criticisms of his machinery led Yamaha to end their relationship, something Biaggi was happy to do, having made clear that he wanted an RCV.
Max rode for the next two-years with Camel Honda, winning three races and finishing third in the championship, before getting a 'dream' factory ride with Repsol Honda for 2005. But that dream soon turned into a nightmare and Biaggi ended the season fifth in the championship, with zero wins and only four podiums.
The 34-year-old has been replaced by Dani Pedrosa for 2006, but looked set to return to Camel Honda - thanks to his close links with the sponsor. However, this seems to have been vetoed by HRC, prompting Camel and Biaggi to search for a seat elsewhere.
With that in mind, Crash.net asked Yamaha if "there is any chance that Biaggi could be back on a Yamaha next year?"
The reply, from a Yamaha spokesperson, was as follows: "Yamaha has no plan or intention to work with Biaggi."
Biaggi's best hope thus remains that he, Camel and Honda can somehow reach a compromise - but with Casey Stoner and Carlos Checa riding for Pons at the Valencia test that looks very unlikely, although Pons has yet to officially announce a 2006 rider line-up.
The only other potentially competitive to-be-announced seats are at the satellite D'Antin Ducati squad - but James Ellison, Jose Luis Cardoso and Roby Rolfo are the main contenders for Luis D'Antin's two Desmosedicis.
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no arcano, son juventino...
quindi tu affermi che vale (essendo quello che sviluppa le michelin) non ha mai un piccolo vantaggio a riguardo?.... ovvero dal primo all'ultimo hanno le stesse gomme e la stessa scelta?... vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabene
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Prima dicevano che Rossi vinceva perch? aveva la moto migliore, ed ? passato alla M(erda)1 vincendo 2 titoli.
Vuoi vedere che dopo avere vinto in Formula1 torna su una Desmosedici Bridgestone e vince anche con quella!!!!!
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