MotoGP » Major changes in store for Ducati?   Sort Comments:
Oldest | Newest   November 10, 2012 5:47 PM Last Edited 1059
days ago  @ separated ..... Good point about Casey haters. I
copied and pasted that after reading posts by gorbachov and
mdzane. And now gutbucket.  @ True Fan....Not really rubbish.
Audi couldn't listen to Casey, he doesn't ride a Ducati anymore.
It is common knowledge that the wholesale changes have not
always been the ones asked for, were slow in coming, and some
that were asked for haven't been forthcoming. You are right
about Casey but unfortunately he kept winning, so it is possible
that the Ducati engineers thought the bike didn't need to be
changed. After all he came from nowhere and trounced the field
in 2007. If Rossi's input was next to worthless, why on earth
would Prez, Ducati, and Audi want to keep him. It is difficult
to deny the failures but is it really Rossi's fault?  boner -
Unregistered  November 10, 2012 5:49 PM  Oh My Goddd....i see
the future...Rossi, The Legend, mad