WSB 09 leuker dan MotoGP 09 ??
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Tip: Ik koop mijn Superbike tribunekaartje altijd op de stand van TT Assen op de motorbeurs in Utrecht. Krijg je ook nog een beetje korting.
BL8-BIKER
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thanks gozer!...
Robertd8
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ik denk wel dat ik naar de superbike ga. vond het vorig jaar al wat spectaculairder en dit jaar zal het dat wel helemaal worden.
Is toch net iets meer vechten met de motor dan de gp
Is toch net iets meer vechten met de motor dan de gp
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jammer hoor zo'n reactie...
Dit topic gaat over WSBK en motoGP,topics ter ere van de heer rossi zijn er al genoeg'.
.Dit topic gaat over WSBK en motoGP,topics ter ere van de heer rossi zijn er al genoeg'.
ach een link naar MotoGP zat er wel in de link
BL8-BIKER
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Dit topic gaat over WSBK en motoGP,topics ter ere van de heer rossi zijn er al genoeg'.
Is toch MotoGP gerelateerd of niet dan?...En zoiets mag hier dan best geplaatst worden...
...
SportsPhotography
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Maar die link hoeft toch ook niet in elk topic geplaatst te worden?
Dat is gewoon regelrechte spam!
Dat is gewoon regelrechte spam!
AppiePappie
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Spam 
SportsPhotography
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Spam
Het veelvuldig verspreiden van dezelfde info op het net zonder dat hierom gevraagd is word aangeduid aan spam.
Je mag het ook flooden noemen ( in korte tijd her en der hetzelfde posten ) of crossposting ( her en der in verschillende onderwerpen hetzelfde posten )
Ik vind het zeer irritant als mensen een reactie willen geven doen ze dat wel in het topic zonder dat dit opgedrongen word.
BL8-BIKER
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Niet zo zeiken!...
...dat is het enige wat hij post voor de rest zegt hij er niks over...maar omdat mensen hier er over beginnen te zeuren wordt er gelijk meer reactie op gegeven...Het had je anders nog geen eens opgevallen man...
AppiePappie
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- 24 jul 2008
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Ik weet wel wat spam is hoor
Moet er om lachen dat je het spam vindt......
Maak je een keer niet zo druk man, beter voor je hart.
World Superbike kicks into gear with media day at Phillip Island
Update: February 26, 2009, 08.45 PM ET
The 2009 Hannspree FIM Superbike World Championship switched up a gear today with the traditional pre-event media conference and official photos at the Phillip Island circuit, venue for this weekend's opening round, which gets underway with practice and qualifying on Friday.
Given the interest in this year's championship, the press conference was a crowded affair. 11 Superbike and 7 Supersport riders took the opportunity to chat with the national and international media about their chances for this year and their thoughts on this weekend's race.
With the retirement of Troy Bayliss, his fellow Aussie Troy Corser has now, affectionately speaking, become the senior citizen of World Superbike and the Phillip Island lap record holder showed that he has lost none of the determination of his earlier years as he lines up for the debut season of German manufacturer BMW.
"Yes, who would have thought a few years ago that I would have been racing a BMW in World Superbike! It was a late start for us as I had to wait until my previous contract expired before I could test the bike, but we've made some good progress. Every time we've made a test, I've given them information and they've gone away and made some improvements, so fingers crossed we can keep doing that this year. Maybe for some people it's a bit of a gamble, but I think I've got enough experience to get to the front."
Max Biaggi faces a new challenge as well as he attempts to guide Aprilia back to Superbike success as the Italian manufacturer returns to the production-based series for the first time since 2002.
"The start of the season for me is different to last year and the year before that, because nothing was there when I started this new project with Aprilia. We had to make everything happen, and now we are trying to build this together. We have strong ambitions and want to try to make things happen this year. I love my team, they are great people, I pushed for them to come with me and be in the same team as years ago."
All eyes will also be on American Ben Spies, who will be attempting to transform his AMA triumphs into similar results on the world stage for Yamaha.
"The team is really good, the bike was a big change in switching to Yamaha from another manufacturer, and the tyres are new. Even for Yamaha the bike is new, so it's a big change for them too. It's been going really good so far, but it's going to be a tough year. There are a lot of fast guys around here and I'm used to racing pretty much one, now it's ten who can win the title so it's a really good series."
After many years racing a four-cylinder Yamaha, Noriyuki Haga this season switches to a twin-cylinder Ducati. The Japanese rider explained the differences he has encountered so far in pre-season testing.
"The biggest difference is of course the engine characteristics, in acceleration especially. Turning for me is not so different so far, but the riding feels more smoothly and more comfortable. Because the bike is already ready for winning, always I have big pressure because I have to win this season."
The opening round of the 2009 championship sees seven official manufacturers present and thirty-one permanent riders enrolled in the series, all racing on Pirelli control tyres. Local riders have won 23 of the 35 world superbike races held at Phillip Island over 18 years, with Corser leading the way on seven wins, followed by Troy Bayliss (six) and Anthony Gobert (five). The other Phillip Island winners in this year's field are Noriyuki Haga and Régis Laconi.
TV COVERAGE
Eurosport (pan-European): Sunday 1 March, 17.00 SBK race 1 (delayed), 17.45 SBK race 2 (delayed). British Eurosport (UK): Saturday 28 February, 11.30 GMT Superpole (delayed). Sunday 1 March, 01.00 GMT SBK race 1 (live), 02.00 GMT Supersport (live), 04.30 GMT SBK race 2 (live).
Update: February 26, 2009, 08.45 PM ET
The 2009 Hannspree FIM Superbike World Championship switched up a gear today with the traditional pre-event media conference and official photos at the Phillip Island circuit, venue for this weekend's opening round, which gets underway with practice and qualifying on Friday.
Given the interest in this year's championship, the press conference was a crowded affair. 11 Superbike and 7 Supersport riders took the opportunity to chat with the national and international media about their chances for this year and their thoughts on this weekend's race.
With the retirement of Troy Bayliss, his fellow Aussie Troy Corser has now, affectionately speaking, become the senior citizen of World Superbike and the Phillip Island lap record holder showed that he has lost none of the determination of his earlier years as he lines up for the debut season of German manufacturer BMW.
"Yes, who would have thought a few years ago that I would have been racing a BMW in World Superbike! It was a late start for us as I had to wait until my previous contract expired before I could test the bike, but we've made some good progress. Every time we've made a test, I've given them information and they've gone away and made some improvements, so fingers crossed we can keep doing that this year. Maybe for some people it's a bit of a gamble, but I think I've got enough experience to get to the front."
Max Biaggi faces a new challenge as well as he attempts to guide Aprilia back to Superbike success as the Italian manufacturer returns to the production-based series for the first time since 2002.
"The start of the season for me is different to last year and the year before that, because nothing was there when I started this new project with Aprilia. We had to make everything happen, and now we are trying to build this together. We have strong ambitions and want to try to make things happen this year. I love my team, they are great people, I pushed for them to come with me and be in the same team as years ago."
All eyes will also be on American Ben Spies, who will be attempting to transform his AMA triumphs into similar results on the world stage for Yamaha.
"The team is really good, the bike was a big change in switching to Yamaha from another manufacturer, and the tyres are new. Even for Yamaha the bike is new, so it's a big change for them too. It's been going really good so far, but it's going to be a tough year. There are a lot of fast guys around here and I'm used to racing pretty much one, now it's ten who can win the title so it's a really good series."
After many years racing a four-cylinder Yamaha, Noriyuki Haga this season switches to a twin-cylinder Ducati. The Japanese rider explained the differences he has encountered so far in pre-season testing.
"The biggest difference is of course the engine characteristics, in acceleration especially. Turning for me is not so different so far, but the riding feels more smoothly and more comfortable. Because the bike is already ready for winning, always I have big pressure because I have to win this season."
The opening round of the 2009 championship sees seven official manufacturers present and thirty-one permanent riders enrolled in the series, all racing on Pirelli control tyres. Local riders have won 23 of the 35 world superbike races held at Phillip Island over 18 years, with Corser leading the way on seven wins, followed by Troy Bayliss (six) and Anthony Gobert (five). The other Phillip Island winners in this year's field are Noriyuki Haga and Régis Laconi.
TV COVERAGE
Eurosport (pan-European): Sunday 1 March, 17.00 SBK race 1 (delayed), 17.45 SBK race 2 (delayed). British Eurosport (UK): Saturday 28 February, 11.30 GMT Superpole (delayed). Sunday 1 March, 01.00 GMT SBK race 1 (live), 02.00 GMT Supersport (live), 04.30 GMT SBK race 2 (live).
SportsPhotography
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Niet zo zeiken!...
Het had je anders nog geen eens opgevallen man...
Het was mij al meerdere malen opgevallen in diverse topics.
Dat ik nu pas reageer, tsja ik vond het nu irritant worden als je te weinig posts krijgt hoeft dat niet op deze manier.
Ik laat toch ook niet overal op een overduidelijke manier de link naar mijn site achter om meer bezoekers/kopers te krijgen.
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Dat mag voor een ieder ,waar je ook maar een kaartje gaat kopen gelden, want dit is wat er besloten is;http/www.racesport.nl/nieuwsbericht/18903/Superbikes-Ook+WK+Superbike+verliest+vrijdagochtend+training.html
en de kaarten zijn ieder jaar maar duurder geworden
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