Yes, CC35 has been with LCR for a few years and yes, he has crashed several
times this year. However, I believe he's the only other Honda rider on a
2019 Honda to make it to the podium. When he hasn't crashed he's
consistently finished in the top 10 and as well as providing development
info for Honda on the RC213V(which I might argue hasn't helped Cal). Honda
seems to have developed a bike that no one aside from MM93 can win with and
I don't think that's Cal's fault!
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Colin
Solid thoughts, Colin. Cal is one of those (at least for me) unfortunate “could have beens” in the sense that when he’s healthy and doesn’t fall, he’s always gonna be a contender. Sadly, he’s gotten so bashed up over the years that he hasn’t always been “healthy”. Kind of a shame, but this is the business of racing. 2020 is going to be great.
STeve
On Oct 31, 2019, at 3:43 PM, Colin Mackintosh kootenaymack@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, CC35 has been with LCR for a few years and yes, he has crashed several
times this year. However, I believe he's the only other Honda rider on a
2019 Honda to make it to the podium. When he hasn't crashed he's
consistently finished in the top 10 and as well as providing development
info for Honda on the RC213V(which I might argue hasn't helped Cal). Honda
seems to have developed a bike that no one aside from MM93 can win with and
I don't think that's Cal's fault!
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Last year nearly did Cal in - it's really a great comeback story as the
dude's ankle is seriously farked.
NOBODY has been able to touch MM on a regular basis, so his performance
this past weekend in my mind was epic, and he's as threatening on any given
weekend as anyone else on the grid. Honda should have given him the
factory contract.
Let's see what happens with Jorge in the next few weeks/months. If they
believe his troubles now are due to his injuries, then he'll stick around.
Otherwise.....
Pags
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 4:06 PM stephen abramson desmo900cr@gmail.com
wrote:
Solid thoughts, Colin. Cal is one of those (at least for me) unfortunate
“could have beens” in the sense that when he’s healthy and doesn’t fall,
he’s always gonna be a contender. Sadly, he’s gotten so bashed up over the
years that he hasn’t always been “healthy”. Kind of a shame, but this is
the business of racing. 2020 is going to be great.
STeve
On Oct 31, 2019, at 3:43 PM, Colin Mackintosh kootenaymack@gmail.com
wrote:
Yes, CC35 has been with LCR for a few years and yes, he has crashed
several
times this year. However, I believe he's the only other Honda rider on a
2019 Honda to make it to the podium. When he hasn't crashed he's
consistently finished in the top 10 and as well as providing development
info for Honda on the RC213V(which I might argue hasn't helped Cal).
Honda
seems to have developed a bike that no one aside from MM93 can win with
and
I don't think that's Cal's fault!
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Jorge is full of crap. He knows he can’t ride the Honda so he’s just
milking it now. He’ll only divorce Honda if HRC makes the first move. So
long as he’s getting paid and not getting what he requested, he’ll just
hang around and take the paycheck.
What will Cal do on a Factory Honda? Isn’t he riding a factory spec now?
Pedrosa was the 2nd best Honda rider ever.
So how does Marquez ride it like a psychotic bat and makes it look easy? Is
it because he rides motocross and flat track a lot? Gigantic
Balls, fearless? Obviously he’s got the skills, but there’s got to be
something else..
If he’s really got big balls, let’s see him on the Ducati, Yamaha and then
Suzuki. Will it ever happen? Why would he switch when he can easily win on
the Honda + the amount of money they’re dumping on him.
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 4:56 PM Tony Pags ajpags@gmail.com wrote:
Last year nearly did Cal in - it's really a great comeback story as the
dude's ankle is seriously farked.
NOBODY has been able to touch MM on a regular basis, so his performance
this past weekend in my mind was epic, and he's as threatening on any given
weekend as anyone else on the grid. Honda should have given him the
factory contract.
Let's see what happens with Jorge in the next few weeks/months. If they
believe his troubles now are due to his injuries, then he'll stick around.
Otherwise.....
Pags
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 4:06 PM stephen abramson desmo900cr@gmail.com
wrote:
Solid thoughts, Colin. Cal is one of those (at least for me) unfortunate
“could have beens” in the sense that when he’s healthy and doesn’t fall,
he’s always gonna be a contender. Sadly, he’s gotten so bashed up over
the
years that he hasn’t always been “healthy”. Kind of a shame, but this is
the business of racing. 2020 is going to be great.
STeve
On Oct 31, 2019, at 3:43 PM, Colin Mackintosh kootenaymack@gmail.com
wrote:
Yes, CC35 has been with LCR for a few years and yes, he has crashed
several
times this year. However, I believe he's the only other Honda rider
on a
2019 Honda to make it to the podium. When he hasn't crashed he's
consistently finished in the top 10 and as well as providing
development
info for Honda on the RC213V(which I might argue hasn't helped Cal).
Honda
seems to have developed a bike that no one aside from MM93 can win with
and
I don't think that's Cal's fault!
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Surely you can't mean this - or perhaps you mean Pedrosa is the best 2nd
place rider Honda has ever had?
Sure Cal is on roughly equivalent equipment, but racing is mental, and
being in a factory team with those perks and attention would have been good
for him.
Pags
On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 8:00 AM Lan Max nolanmaxxx@gmail.com wrote:
What will Cal do on a Factory Honda? Isn’t he riding a factory spec now?
Pedrosa was the 2nd best Honda rider ever.
I am with Pags. The best thing I ever saw was Rossi winning on Honda, then
asking for more money and being informed it was not Rossi but Honda that
won. What does he do go and ride Yamaha and guess what Honda he won so I
guess he was right after all. That is why I was so disappointed that he
failed to generate the hoped for results on Ducati.
Jim
Jim Calandro
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On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 8:45 AM Tony Pags ajpags@gmail.com wrote:
Surely you can't mean this - or perhaps you mean Pedrosa is the best 2nd
place rider Honda has ever had?
Sure Cal is on roughly equivalent equipment, but racing is mental, and
being in a factory team with those perks and attention would have been good
for him.
Pags
On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 8:00 AM Lan Max nolanmaxxx@gmail.com wrote:
What will Cal do on a Factory Honda? Isn’t he riding a factory spec now?
Pedrosa was the 2nd best Honda rider ever.
How do you all think of El Diablo getting upgraded to the A-Spec machinery?
Rossi was pretty quick on the B-Spec machine, but check his performance
now. Shitty all year.
Flashback to 2018, how about that heartbreaking fall Rossi had in Sepang.
Win it or Bin it, or rather bin it than brutally get demoted to 2nd by MM93?
On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 10:15 AM James Calandro capod2t@gmail.com wrote:
I am with Pags. The best thing I ever saw was Rossi winning on Honda, then
asking for more money and being informed it was not Rossi but Honda that
won. What does he do go and ride Yamaha and guess what Honda he won so I
guess he was right after all. That is why I was so disappointed that he
failed to generate the hoped for results on Ducati.
Jim
Jim Calandro
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704-843-0429
On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 8:45 AM Tony Pags ajpags@gmail.com wrote:
Surely you can't mean this - or perhaps you mean Pedrosa is the best 2nd
place rider Honda has ever had?
Sure Cal is on roughly equivalent equipment, but racing is mental, and
being in a factory team with those perks and attention would have been
good
What will Cal do on a Factory Honda? Isn’t he riding a factory spec
now?
Pedrosa was the 2nd best Honda rider ever.
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