i want to download moto gp video
where i can get it?

Youtube only

torrent

This post has been edited by fariz: May 28 2008, 11:30 AM

Facts, stats and trends from 22 years in Mugello

• The first premier class race at the now world-famous track was won by MotoGP Legend Barry Sheene, riding a Suzuki. He triumphed by a margin of just 0.1s from Phil Read in one of the closest finishes of all time, in a marathon race lasting over 62 minutes.
• Since that first event Suzuki have won just once more at Mugello, with Kevin Schwantz in 1992. John Hopkins´ fifth place last year is the best result for Suzuki with their four-stroke MotoGP machine.
• Yamaha have had six premier class victories at Mugello; in 1978 with Kenny Roberts, in 1991 with Wayne Rainey and for the last four years with Valentino Rossi.
• Honda have been the most successful manufacturer in the premier class at Mugello, with a total of fourteen victories.
• Ducati have had a rider on the podium at Mugello for the last three years – but are still looking for their first victory at their home race. Ducati riders have started from pole for the last two years – Sete Gibernau in 2006 and Casey Stoner last year.
• Mugello is one of just five circuits on this year´s calendar where Bridgestone have not had a MotoGP win. The others are Estoril, Assen, Sachsenring and Indianapolis, the latter being used for the first time this year.
• Mugello is Kawasaki´s least successful MotoGP circuit, with a best result of 10th in 2005 with Shinya Nakano onboard.
• Mick Doohan took six successive premier class victories at Mugello – a feat matched by Valentino Rossi last year.
• Valentino Rossi is the most successful rider across all the classes at Mugello with a total of eight victories; one each in 125cc and 250cc classes to add to his six MotoGP wins.
• Loris Capirossi was the first Italian rider to take a premier class victory at Mugello when he won the 500cc race in 2000, after a race long battle with his countrymen Biaggi and Rossi. Both of his rivals fell in the closing stages.
• The highest recorded maximum speed at Mugello is 343 kph (213.1 mph) set by Alex Barros on his factory Honda during the race in 2004.
• Italian riders have been very successful in the lower cylinder classes at Mugello, having had ten wins in the 250cc class and eleven in the 125cc class.
• The 125cc races have proved to be very close at Mugello in recent years; last year was the closest ever top four finish in the 125cc class and in 2006 Mattia Pasini won by the smallest measurable margin of one thousandth of a second.

Go Vale!!

Rossi looking good at the moment to streak his win in Mugello.

Still, watch out for Pedrosa and Lorenzo.
Looks promising.

i want full video
on youtube just only some fly by
tak puas

youtube got rempit video also. more skillfull

anyone know astro live when for italy ?

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Added on May 31, 2008, 6:12 pmi call astro said on 2nd jun 2008 12pm

This post has been edited by samngcheesan: May 31 2008, 06:12 PM

the race is today.. if live should be 8PM tonight

here's Rossi during yesterday's qualifying, love the helmet!

He's a joker.

He's on pole in home soil.
Love him or hate him...he's good.




The mat rempit doing willie with his minah rempit passenger on board.
No helmets liao.

Crazy!!!

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Jun 1 2008, 05:55 PM

RTM got delay broadcast the MotoGP or not?

usually got.. but I rather watch live streaming

Usually? i remember last time delay broadcast at 12:30am, but this few GP i didn't saw it...today Italy GP rite? what time?

race @ 8PM

few more minutes..

streaming using tvants

This post has been edited by fariz: Jun 1 2008, 07:56 PM

Rossi wins seventh consecutive home Italian Grand Prix.

long live the italian maestro he's gonna get his 8th title 4 sure

I hope so, but still long way to go before he can touch the champion cup...

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Added on June 1, 2008, 11:31 pmWhy Malaysia got a lot ppl who love motor and a lot of mat rempit, but this thread so silent, seems like not many interested in MotorGP...

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Jun 1 2008, 11:31 PM

wow how come he suddenly become so good?

Rossi win this time
I saw the gap time, Stoner was 3 second behind Rossi
Its too far away
Looks like good tome has come
Even Rossi become more old, he still able to mantain his fittnes
Even 3 rond at Sepang Circuit is quite tired..
They need more and more laps than that and can mantain it
Incredible

most rempit only know how 2 be more stupid with their cheap plastic kap cai...they dont know shit about real bikes like ducati and agusta...moto gp is 4 smart bikes supporter but sadly malaysia ppl with brains is so less only

This post has been edited by skylinegtr34rule4life: Jun 2 2008, 10:29 AM