Well we're 7 days and 17 minutes away from the German GP

Can't wait  

Me neither!! I just hope Vale can keep his cool.. and hope he doesn't over-exert himself with his shagathon!    

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shagathon, no wonder vale has such a fit arse

Well, try to think of it this way mkatta.

Vale just hasn't met someone as beautiful and sweet as you yet.

So he has to make do with the shagathon girls until he does meet someone beautiful inside & out like you.

The shagathon girls go topless on his boat because they know the photographers will be there and Vale is a good way for them to get noticed for their own careers..

seems like the papparazis always get ready a motorboat and follow vale out to the sea, eh? and the pics this time was shot from a higher level, i thought vale was somewhere in the middle of the sea..  so the photographer could be  from another bigger yacht ..rich paparazis

Are you implying something  

depends on how u look at it

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tassiedevil wrote : Well, try to think of it this way mkatta. Vale just hasn't met someone as beautiful and sweet as you yet. So he has to make do with the shagathon girls until he does meet someone beautiful inside & out like you. The shagathon girls go topless on his boat because they know the photographers will be there and Vale is a good way for them to get noticed for their own careers..

It never hurt anyone to dream.. Vale will meet his match one day.. and she'd better be worthy of him and not use him to promote herself..

Thanks tas for the mojo boost.. I needed it, I can always count on my mates for support  

Rossi wants error-free German GP By Pablo Elizalde Monday, July 7th 2008, 14:01 GMT


Valentino Rossi is aiming to leave his disappointing performance at the Dutch TT behind with a strong, error-free, race in Germany this weekend.

The Yamaha rider lost the championship lead in Assen after crashing on the first lap of the race.

Although Rossi managed to rejoin, the Italian finished in 11th place, losing the top spots in the standings to Honda's Dani Pedrosa.

Now the seven-time champion is looking to redeem himself at the German Grand Prix.

"Last year in Sachsenring I made a mistake and crashed, and at the last race in Assen I also made a mistake, so I hope that I've now had my bad moment for this year," said Rossi.

"Sachsenring has been a great track for me in the past and it's a great place to race at; it's very tight and twisty but it generally suits the Yamaha very well and in 2006 I had a fantastic race there, winning from 11th.

"We are going there having lost our championship lead but we're only four points behind so the situation is certainly much better than it was at this point last season.

"I was disappointed with myself in Assen because I missed a great chance but I have put that behind me and I am completely focused on the next race now. We need to be at 100% from the first practice and hopefully we can have a good weekend with no more mistakes."

Teammate Jorge Lorenzo says he is relaxed ahead of the Sachsenring race, the Spaniard still working on regaining his confidence and his fitness following his injuries.

"Since the accident in China I haven't been able to use the exercise bike or do proper cardiovascular work until last week, so I am just having to take my regime step-by-step to try to build my strength; I know that building my fitness back up is the best way to return to my former level," he said.

"Even though it's been a hard time for me through the last two months I think that the crashes have made me stronger mentally; when you win it's easy but when things are going badly, this is when you learn more about yourself and this is very important to make you a better competitor.

"For the next race I have to keep trying to build my confidence with the bike. Sachsenring is a complicated track and my best result there is only third, but I don't think about statistics when I race. I just want to arrive at Sachsenring feeling relaxed and do my best to enjoy it."

He can't afford another mistake    

this race seems to have taken ages to come round im dreadin the summer break

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nina wrote : this race seems to have taken ages to come round im dreadin the summer break

i dread the upcoming summber break as well

and yes, why is this german gp taking ages to come!!! i want to see the race now... i want KC to lose...

Me too I hate sitting around on Sunday nights with no races to watch.

Yes i'd like a Rossi error free German GP too !


Ugh, the summer break..

Hate it, so boring

Its taking forever for the race to come! its only Wednesday...

I think winter break bugs me more.. Cos in the summer there is always more to do on Sundays (in the northern hemisphere that is)..

Yeh I feel like its Friday, but it's NOT!!
I fear for race day.. i'm beginning to get nervous ALREADY!!

Im nervous too, but i want it to come fast.. i so want to see Vale destroy all of them.. but fear his lose focus from those curves(womens)

I know what you mean i dread the summer then when thats over i start dreading the winter one!!!!now im jus dreading sunday!!!!!!!!!

winter break is horrible  we dont hear any news from Vale and god knows how many chicks he would have gotten on his boat in that long break

The heartache of the winter break..