Aaaah it would be fantastic if biaggi came back to motoGP, he proved in WSB that he's still a great rider. But where would elias go?

Oh i hope he does come back.

It's just the motivation Valentinon needs !

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Sepang MotoGP: Honda to crush Max Biaggi’s MotoGP return

By Matthew Birt
MotoGP
19 October 2007 10:55
Honda is expected to announce tomorrow (Saturday) in Sepang that it will block a move by Fausto Gresini to lure controversial Italian Max Biaggi back into the MotoGP world championship in 2008.

Gresini confirmed yesterday in Sepang that he had made an approach for the Roman, who parted company with the Alstare Suzuki World Superbike squad earlier this week.

Biaggi left MotoGP in acrimonious circumstances back in 2005 when Honda’s official factory team unceremoniously dumped him after a disastrous campaign. Honda management then vetoed a move by Biaggi to join Sito Pons’ Camel-backed satellite squad, a move that left the four-times world 250 champion without a ride in 2006.

Biaggi’s return to MotoGP would complete a dramatic U-turn by HRC bosses who had refused point-blank to continue working with him at the end of 2005.

Gresini spoke to Biaggi earlier this week and was hopeful of meeting him to further discuss plans to ride an RC212V 800 machine when back in Europe next week.

Gresini has already signed Alex de Angelis as replacement for Ducati bound Marco Melandri, while the future of Spaniard Toni Elias remains shrouded in mystery.

Elias seems certain to join the D’Antin Ducati squad, which had opened up the door for Japanese rider Shinya Nakano in the Gresini team. HRC is keen to have a Japanese rider on board and also wants to see Nakano back on Bridgestone tyres after a nightmare 2007 on Michelin rubber.

Nakano had hoped to use Konica Minolta money to help him secure a Gresini berth, but the Japanese company recently confirmed it would withdraw from the series after a fruitless three years with Gianluca Montiron’s JIR Racing squad.
Montiron’s current team will merge with the Kopron Scot 250 outfit to field former world 125 champion Andrea Dovizioso next season.

How pirty! i almost gelt the taste of old times! Ehhhh...
Well, KC can always take his place!

Honda would not veto Biaggi return

By Michele Lostia and Matt BeerMonday, October 22nd 2007, 15:27 GMT

Honda would not prevent Gresini from signing Max Biaggi if the team could entice the Italian back to MotoGP, according to Honda Europe's Carlo Fiorani.
Satellite Honda team boss Fausto Gresini revealed in Malaysia that he had approached Biaggi after learning that he had parted from the Alstare Suzuki World Superbike squad.
Biaggi has not raced in MotoGP since an acrimonious split with the works Honda team at the end of 2005.
Many believed that the breakdown in relations had been so severe that Honda would never allow Biaggi to ride for one of their teams again, and the potential for a Honda veto was considered to be the biggest stumbling block when news of the Gresini talks broke.
But Fiorani, Biaggi's former team boss at Repsol Honda and now in charge at Honda Racing Europe, said that the 2005 arguments were history and would not be a factor in Gresini's negotiations.
"Biaggi back to Honda? Why not, there's nothing strange with that," he told Italia1 television.
"The people who worked with him when he was at Honda are not there anymore, but it's normal. But from Honda's side there's never been a veto or a time when someone threw him out explicitly."
Fiorani expects the discussions to proceed quickly.
"There has been a preliminary contact, now we have to wait a few more days," he said. "From one side there's a request of availability, from the other there's an open door. Decisions will be taken rapidly."
Gresini have already signed 250cc rider Alex de Angelis for next season, and Fiorani believes Biaggi would complement him well, and would have no difficulty in switching back from Superbikes.
"At Gresini, with a young rider like de Angelis, an expert one could be useful," he said. "With his riding style and the way he has done in Superbike, Max can do well and fight."
Fausto Gresini has confirmed that the team have ended negotiations with current rider Toni Elias.
"The proposal we had to match was too high, so there's no need to even wait for the contractual 10 days to give a reply," Gresini told Gazzetta dello Sport.
Elias is expected to sign for the Pramac D'Antin Ducati team alongside Sylvain Guintoli.
Gresini's present lead rider Marco Melandri will join champion Casey Stoner at Ducati next year.

So, YES or NO? They messed me!
Will Biaggi return to MotoGP?

It seems like they are not sure of anything these day's

I hope he does come back, next year will have so many great riders!! Roll on 2008, 2007 has been a shambles!!

Ahaaa...
Undesiceve chaps occupied Dorna!!!
KICK them OUT!

Only Max Biaggi will bring the Max of Valentino Rossi

I hate him but also need him....so I can say I love him