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Orac MRU Emeritus
Ive seen lots of topics about F1 here, but wonder are their any MotoGP fans around.

The final round is in Portgual on sunday 29th october (BBC2 @ 12:35 pm - 2:00 pm).

If your into motor sport and havnt seen MotoGP yet your in for a treat ;) their can be (is) more overtaking in one lap of MotoGP than a whole F1 race, ive seen the lead change 5 or 6 times in a lap, never seen that in a F1 :lol:

Nicky Haden (American, Honda) was leading the championship all year, until the last race that is when Valentino Rossi (aka The doctor, Italian, Yamaha) managed to gain an 8 point lead.
'KotaGuy Admin/Teacher Emeritus
Not much of a MotoGP fan(I prefer F1, CART, IRL, NASCAR)... but I do catch the odd race. May have to check the final round out if I can.
GS2
The race on Sunday was excellent. A good end to the season. Congrats to Nicky Hayden, in spite of Honda's attempts to ruin his season by using him as a test rider, he did really well. Saying that if Rossi hadn't gone down, things would have been different. Looking forward to next year, new engines, and bit of team reshuffling - hopefully it will be just as entertaining.
AndyAtHull Visiting Staff
I am more an F1 fan than anything else. But recently. Since last season I have been catching MotoGP.

Not seen many races this season, but last season I did. And some exciting ones too place.

As to sundays race. Shame Rossi crashed. I would of liked to seen a battle between him and Haydon. Oh well :)
Scotty Retired Graduate
Nice to see other MotoGP fans here.Its just a shame we dont have a Brit near the front of the field instead of at the rear. :(
Orac MRU Emeritus
BBC1 MotoGP: Grandstand
Sat 25 Nov, 1:05 pm - 2:10 pm 65mins

An in-depth review of 2006's intensely exciting Moto GP season. Suzi Perry and the team look back at what has been the most wide-open World Championship race for many years.