the mx addict a écrit :
x-666 a écrit :
paske le rouquin de Belfast était défoncé à la séringue, mais alors…comme un terrain de manoeuvre!
Exactement le 1er truc qui m est venu à l esprit quand j ai revu hier sur youtube le résumé de cette ouverture espagnole du Mondial 250 de l an 2000…
La fin de manche face à Bolley est assez eloquente, je trouve, avec le recul lol…
Vous êtes vraiment des langues de putes… C’est pas ça du tout, l’histoire…
« In 2000 the new bike was brilliant, a new chassis, it was really good. I had Rob Herring as a teammate and Rob was and still is a big inspiration, he was a hero of mine and having your hero as your teammate was just awesome.
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Amazingly, I went to the first GP of Talavera thinking I might not qualify and was prepared for that blow because I hadn’t qualified in ’98 or ’99. So I was thinking this could happen again and don’t worry.
So I qualified in 23rd and it was a big relief. Then I holehot the first race and won it! It was remarkable, I had no idea that I could do that.
How I got so good was because I was practicing to be British champion and in all of my preparing to be British champion it had made me good enough to win at world level. But I hadn’t went into that race thinking I was going to be world champion or win the GP, that wasn’t what I was thinking.
I got the start and was wondering how far back I was going to drop I just thought, ‘go, go, go!’ It felt like I was practicing, it really did because I had done so much practice, a serious amount of practicing and it was practice with a purpose. The whole time I was practicing I had a goal to be British champion, I knew it was an opportunity I couldn’t let go and that’s what was driving me.
It was dead funny at Talevera because I just kept seeing the gap getting bigger and bigger on the board and I was thinking. ‘What is wrong with these guys? Why are they going so slow?!’ »
, le il y a 7 mois et 3 semaines.
