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7 Jun 2000, 13:32 (Ref:16066) | #1 | ||
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Woohooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Baylis won the first SBK race at Hockenheim. Now all I have to do is see how he did it, I really need more spare time to watch all these tapes that are building up. |
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7 Jun 2000, 16:32 (Ref:16097) | #2 | ||
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he did it in style..just a pity he couldnt do the double..but hey theres always the next round.
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8 Jun 2000, 11:52 (Ref:16293) | #3 | ||
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Well he is already ahead of Bostrom in the points standings and he has only finished 4 of 6 races.
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8 Jun 2000, 14:06 (Ref:16306) | #4 | ||
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It was an awesome finish. No other form of racign can make the long straight at Hockenheim look so good. Watching 5 bikes all jockeying for position from fully pinned on the straight to slowing into the Clark Curves can not be matched by anything with four wheels.
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11 Jun 2000, 12:18 (Ref:16724) | #5 | ||
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Now that I have finally finished watching the races, I agree they were excellent.
I really enjoy watching them go around ostcurve, F1 cars get that stupid little chicane. Usually the bikes get the chicane and the cars the nice corner, better this way though |
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11 Jun 2000, 12:34 (Ref:16730) | #6 | ||
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Yeah i agree It is better this way!
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