WSBK -saison 2012-

Sa sent pas trop bon pour la carriére de Lascorz




WSBK
Kawasaki issues Joan Lascorz update
Kawasaki Racing releases a statement regarding the condition of Joan Lascorz, but a full update on the extent of his injuries will not be issued until later.


L'article ICI

Pas cool du tout ça...

C'est moche pour Joan Lascorz !!!!!!

C'est effet moche mais the show must go on...
http://www.ultimatemotorcycling.com/2012-imola-world-superbike-results
http://www.worldsbk.com/fr/season/results
La vieille a de beaux restes, le pilote n'étant pas manchot non plus...

Le 10R de Pedrosa ( Team Aspi Brazil) aprés avoir rencontré un mur à Imola

aie !!!
Pauvres soudures...

Adrien a écrit:Le 10R de Pedrosa ( Team Aspi Brazil) aprés avoir rencontré un mur à Imola

Bah là elle va moins bien marcher

Adrien a écrit:Le 10R de Pedrosa ( Team Aspi Brazil) aprés avoir rencontré un mur à Imola

Il ne doit pas y avoir grand chose à récupérer la dessus.

Gros Pouces a écrit:

Adrien a écrit:Le 10R de Pedrosa ( Team Aspi Brazil) aprés avoir rencontré un mur à Imola

Il ne doit pas y avoir grand chose à récupérer la dessus.

Le filtre a R, mais après netoyage...

Tarmo78 a écrit:

Gros Pouces a écrit:

Il ne doit pas y avoir grand chose à récupérer la dessus.

Le filtre a R, mais après netoyage...

Par contre si ils ne savent pas quoi faire de celles qui sont derrière...

Adrien a écrit:Le 10R de Pedrosa ( Team Aspi Brazil) aprés avoir rencontré un mur à Imola

C'est pas des soudures, c'est des pointillés prédécoupés...

les dessous d'Imola
RSV4


S1000


gsxr1000


la galerie

Le cadre des 10r est en "papier à cigarette"

La galerie photo est juste sublime , merci Jack

Tarmo78 a écrit:

Toi aussi tu as fait péter des pics today, fais peter JP

JackCélaire a écrit:

Tarmo78 a écrit:

Toi aussi tu as fait péter des pics today, fais peter JP

J'ai roulé avec une moto de course !!!

Les photos !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JP

Team ParkinGO Supersport 2011 avec Chaz Davies...
La R6 est vraiment belle....

http://vimeo.com/40437091

CAMIER 3RD IN RAIN-HIT ASSEN QUALIFYING


Team Suzuki Press Office - April 20.

Team Crescent FIXI Suzuki's Leon Camier put in the third-fastest time in today's rain-hit opening Qualifying session at the Assen World Superbike Championship round in Holland as team mate John Hopkins slithered to 13th.

Camier got out quickly and made the most of the session while it was dry and before the rain started to fall at the Dutch circuit, putting in his fastest time of 1:38.468 in the opening laps. Hopkins, who went out later and was immediately into the wet conditions, was less fortunate and only did two laps, but both GSX-R1000-mounted riders are confident of more to come from both of them tomorrow, rain or shine.

Leon Camier - 3rd, 1:38.468:

"In the morning we started with a hard tyre, but the grip level wasn't so good - probably because the track was quite cold - so we changed to a softer one after about eight or nine laps. I put in some reasonable times and I'm confident I can go quicker given more dry laps. We had an idea that the rain would come in afternoon qualifying, so we made a plan to get out on the track as soon as the session started - and it worked! It began drizzling before the end of the first lap, but I managed to set a good time - third fastest - and I'm happy that our idea worked out so well. If it rains in tomorrow's qualifying session, we know we've qualified for Superpole and that's a good start."

John Hopkins - 13th, 1:39.624:

"My hand feels pretty good and I feel a lot stronger physically than I did in Imola. Assen is a less-physical circuit and this morning I felt at home on the bike almost straight away. There's been a few changes to the circuit since I last rode here in 2009 so there's a few parts I have to learn. I'm comfortable on the parts I already know well, so it's just a question of improving in a couple of places. I have a really positive feeling about the Crescent GSX-R today. I've ridden loads of laps round here in the wet so it's not going to be a problem if it rains. We got caught out a little bit at the start of this afternoon's qualifying session, but our aim was to finish in the top 16 and we achieved that goal."

Jack Valentine - Team Manager:

"We started the day well this morning and both riders managed to get some laps in and get used to the track. The hard tyres didn't work so well because the track was a bit cold and slippery so we switched to some softer ones later in the session and were able to go quicker. Leon's happy with the bike and could've pushed harder if he had needed to. John's in really good spirits and his hand was strong enough for him to push hard in the sections he knew. All he has to do now is to work on the areas he doesn't know so well, but he's a quick learner so I have no doubt that he'll improve considerably.

"In the afternoon, Leon got out very early and was able to put in a quick lap before the rain came down and made sure of a good position going into tomorrow's qualifying and Superpole. John didn't get out as quick, and only did two laps, but I'm happy because he finished well inside the top 16 - ahead of the likes of Haslam, Biaggi and Aoyama."

Friday WSB Qualifying: 1 Sylvain Guintoli (FRA-Ducati) 1:37.600, 2 Tom Sykes (GBR-Kawasaki) 1;37.630, 3 Leon Camier (GBR-Crescent Fixi Suzuki) 1:38.468, 5 Carlos Checa (ESP-Ducati) 1:38.665, 6 Jonathan Rea (GBR-Honda) 1:38.873. 13 John Hopkins (USA-Crescent Fixi Suzuki) 1:39.625.

1er : Guintolli, pas mal, continu comme ça Sylvain

Maxime Berger doit avoir un chat noir




En Stk 1000 les 1199 pas à la fête et Sylvain Barrier fume tout le monde avec sa S1000RR.
Baz 3eme Guarnoni 9 eme

Putain la buche

iactus a écrit:Putain la buche

Ah oui quand même !!!