[goride2]

http://www.motoverte.com/site/lozano-un-gp-difficile-65779.html

I would like a real translation by the way. Not the bullshit from the multiple haters on here who don’t have social lives to fall back on.

[Ginette]

Tu sais bien … Il enrage contre la Diva Mrs Castafiore et sa soeur Averell qui n’ont pas mis une roue devant l’autre ! Il regrette amèrement son choix d’être rentré en Europe avec deux wankers pareils et une ambiance qui débande, qui débande, sous le auvent du team CP377 du nom du pilote-le-plus-grand-du-monde-et-le-plus-rapide-de-tous-les-temps … Ouf ! c’est dur à passer pour moi … d’écrire ces derniers qualificatifs immérités, bien sûr my dear G : )))

[Gator]

Komankidi, déjà, le petit prodige? Ah oui, c’est ça: another day, another race.

And oeuf corse, I am dame sirious. Jeuste gotte baque heaume fraume maille seaucheul laillefeu.

[Ginette]

 

EXPLDR : )

[jazz 375]

C’est sur que par rapport à Everts qu’il a suivi 4 ans, ça doit le changer.

Ceci dit, j’ai trouvé son discours cohérent : on doit bosser sur la moto mais celui qui est dessus a quand même intérêt à se bouger pour ramener des gros points car les autres ont déjà commencé la partie.

Bref, un bon discours de manager.

[dub]

 Bosser sur la moto? C’est la meme brele qu’il avait quand il gagnait des manches l’an dernier. Ils ont fait expres de jeter toutes les notes qui fonctionnaient et de repartir a 0? Faut arreter de nous prendre pour des saucissons!

[jazz 375]

On va dire que bosser sur la moto c’est pour le politiquement correct de la com mais que c’est la deuxième partie du discours qui est le fond de l’interview.

Est-ce plus clair ?

De toute façon lui est là pour faire marché techniquement et logistiquement le team : il est manager technique avant tout, ne l’oublions pas.

[Gator]

Comment veux-tu qu’un team manager dise publiquement la vérité après un we pareil?

 

[the mx addict]

On y croit dur… Oublie pas que y’a des mecs qui bossent en face… Et pas des moindres…

;-)))

[goride2]

His poor performance wasn’t because of lack of fitness. In the second moto, he was still riding fast in 5th place 35 minutes into the race.

It absolutely was a bike problem and a problem with lack of sand preparation. Both of those things are Pourcel and the team’s fault because they made a huge mistake not spending a couple weeks in Lommel before the season to test and train.

The same guy who had that horrible race could have won Sevlievo last weekend. He’s in shape and his bike is set up for 14 of the 16 rounds. Unfortunitely, his lack of sand training killed his title hopes as of now. He needs to put his head down and start winning because he is capable of it.

[goride2]

Just don’t be surprised if he wins Bulgaria, and the race after that, and the race after that, and the race after that.

He worked a lot harder in the offseason than the race last weekend indicated. The mistake was no sand preparation and since he hasn’t raced a deep sand track in 5 years, it turned out horrible.

[tmv]

Let me guess, a little bird told you? You probably heard that in a Lozano or Luisetti’s interview or read it on Christophe’s Facebook which means you didn’t really get what Ugolin told you a few posts before…

 

[Gator]

Found it quite enjoyable, actually…

;-)))

 

[Gator]

Since he already doesn’t have a clue where the f*** he’s going with his head up, R U sure it’s gonna make things any better?

Can’t help but wonder…

;-)))

 

[goride2]

You don’t run 5th place for 35 minutes at a rough sand track without putting any work in. Especially if you didn’t even ride any sand leading up to it.

Some of you hate him for strange reasons. He doesn’t say much. You have developed imaginary ideas about who he is.

[Auteur]

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