Miguel Duhamel wins daytona 200
03-11-2003, 11:32 PM
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I think Bostrom was racing balls out the last couple of laps he led. He got out ahead a little, and I think he hoped he could just get far enough ahead to eliminate the draft move from the others. Oh well, DuHamel knew exactly how to do it.
Sucks for Yates, I would've liked to see something other than RC51s racing for the lead.
I hope its not not going to be all Ducatis in WSB and all Hondas in AMA superbike.
Sucks for Yates, I would've liked to see something other than RC51s racing for the lead.
I hope its not not going to be all Ducatis in WSB and all Hondas in AMA superbike.
03-12-2003, 04:36 AM
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Daytona is just that kind of track, thier are many here that way. Tactics play just as much an important role as handling. The best rider that day won.
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03-12-2003, 05:22 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by UKjasonm
[B]Chris S, do the AMA superbikes have the same restrictions as WSB for the 4 cyc 1000 machines? in WSB it appears that Fiammi (?) who set the rules have allowed them to compete but set the rules as to ensure that the twins still dominate.
[B]Chris S, do the AMA superbikes have the same restrictions as WSB for the 4 cyc 1000 machines? in WSB it appears that Fiammi (?) who set the rules have allowed them to compete but set the rules as to ensure that the twins still dominate.
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