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Stella46 · 24.01.2008, 00:33

That also came to my mind. Many people are like "Don't worry about Lorenzo, we won't see him that much, he'll need some time to adapt so don't worry for this year".. but he's making good improvements. He could be more dangerous than we thought..
Beware of the chuppa-chup!

Han · 25.01.2008, 11:00

Lorenzo and yamaha

The nightnurse · 25.01.2008, 11:24

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Originally Posted by Stella46

That also came to my mind. Many people are like "Don't worry about Lorenzo, we won't see him that much, he'll need some time to adapt so don't worry for this year".. but he's making good improvements. He could be more dangerous than we thought..
Beware of the chuppa-chup!

Look what i found on the chupa website

I like the text

Ivonnsche · 25.01.2008, 12:15

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Originally Posted by Angela O

Lorenzo has really surprised me in how much he's improved over the past couple of days....I think the boy could well turn out to be quite a big challenger for the title this year.

I agree, he seems to be getting along with the new Yam quite well.
Which is good as there are now two "proper" developers on it.
(I mean, despite the fact that Vale and Horhe

are riding on two different tyres the main development of the bike should still be the same, shouldn't it???)

Stella46 · 25.01.2008, 12:38

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Originally Posted by The nightnurse

Look what i found on the chupa website

I like the text

Great!! haha!

noddy46 · 02.02.2008, 15:46

Idont think jorge will be a threat in his 1st year but he's bound to be fast, jorge will defo be out for stoner's and rossi's scalp because his ego tells him he is better and can beat them, moto gp will be like the oscars with jorge's and vale's celebrations!

trossik46 · 09.09.2008, 20:15

Jorge Lorenzo hails Valentino Rossi revival

Rossi has only failed to finish on the podium twice in 2008 in Qatar and Assen and with Casey Stoner crashing out of the lead in the last two races, the 29-year-old Italian stands on the brink of an eighth world title.
He could also break Giacomo Agostini’s premier class victory tally of 68 in Indianapolis this weekend and his return to form has been Lorenzo, who won in Estoril back in April and roared back to the podium with second behind Rossi in Misano last month, said: “I respect him now the same way I respect him before, maybe even more.
"I think he is a guy that helped a lot this sport and helped make it bigger, and for that reason all of us has to be grateful, “said Lorenzo.
He added: “He has won a lot of races and titles and only for his mental capacity I think he deserves our respect.”