MotoGP: Biaggi - I'll be in MotoGP - it's guaranteed.

R1 Biker · 25/11/2005, 08h26

FRIDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2005

Unemployed motorcycle grand prix star Max Biaggi insists that he'll definitely still be in MotoGP next season - although the 13 times 500cc/MotoGP race winner admits that his chances of a Honda ride are effectively over.

Biaggi was dropped by Repsol Honda at the end of a disappointing 2005 season, in which he scored just four podiums, with HRC so upset by his criticisms - and speculation of unfair treatment - that even millions of dollars of Camel money couldn't secure him an RC211V for 2006.

To make matters worse, former employer Yamaha won't take him back - while the factory Ducati, Suzuki and Kawasaki teams have all completed their 2006 rider line-ups. However, the Roman remains defiant:

"I'll be there. It's guaranteed," ANSA reports the 34-year-old as saying during a photo shoot in Milan. "I'm looking at various possibilities and I'm sure I'll make it. It's probably not going to be Honda but I'll definitely be on the track."

Biaggi wouldn't speculate further, but the Italian media continue to suggest that a third Kawasaki - funded by Camel - is his most likely option for 2006. With Camel also thought to be still negotiating with Suzuki, a third GSV-R is also not out of the question.

Meanwhile, one thing Biaggi did rule out was retirement: "I still want to have a lot of fun in motorcycling, something I didn't manage to do this year."

Biaggi, a four-times 250cc World Champion, has finished runner-up in the premier-class on three occasions - in 1998 with Honda and then 2001 and 2002 with Yamaha, after which he switched back to Honda.

His first two years on an RCV, at the Camel backed Pons team, brought three race wins before he was handed the coveted factory ride for 2005.

LP : http://www.crash.net/uk/en/news_view...d=6&nid=122575

Biaggi's box, German MotoGP 2004

**Mahmoud** · 25/11/2005, 13h09

yeaaaaaah right.....

Un Kawasaki jaune avec Camel dessus

R1 Biker · 25/11/2005, 13h55

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yeaaaaaah right.....

Un Kawasaki jaune avec Camel dessus

Juste watch it happen !!

**Mahmoud** · 25/11/2005, 15h15

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yeaaaaaah right.....

Un Kawasaki jaune avec Camel dessus

Juste watch it happen !!

Unless Camel accepts to switch to green...

R1 Biker · 25/11/2005, 15h25

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yeaaaaaah right.....

Un Kawasaki jaune avec Camel dessus

Juste watch it happen !!

Unless Camel accepts to switch to green...

No .. Kawa will switch to yellow .. more like it ...

LaResistance · 25/11/2005, 16h49

Isnt Walker WSB kawasaki yellow? Camel is a fortunate sponsor, its a good way to expand budget for a middle pack factory team.

Who care if its an ashhole riding the thing, there still are two other bike/rider to devlope and rely on. Money is the name of the game!

**Mahmoud** · 25/11/2005, 19h40

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Isnt Walker WSB kawasaki yellow?

Je ne pense pas mais je ne peux etre sur parce que je ne suis pas vraiment le super bike...

Mais je suis pas mal certain qu'en motoGP les KAWA doivent etre vert (selon kawa bien sur)

HRC-E.B. · 25/11/2005, 19h47

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Isnt Walker WSB kawasaki yellow?

Je ne pense pas mais je ne peux etre sur parce que je ne suis pas vraiment le super bike...

Mais je suis pas mal certain qu'en motoGP les KAWA doivent etre vert (selon kawa bien sur)

La Resistance a raison. La Kawasaki PSG-1 de Chris Walker en WSB était jaune. Regarder à l'extrême gauche de la photo qui suit, juste derrière le 71 (Kagayama):

**Mahmoud** · 25/11/2005, 19h48

Merci pour la pic !

R1 Biker · 25/11/2005, 19h58

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Mais je suis pas mal certain qu'en motoGP les KAWA doivent etre vert (selon kawa bien sur)

Mahmoud might be right about Motogp though ... but when it gets to money anything can change ... !!! lets see if this happens

25/11/2005, 08h26	#1 (permalink)
R1 Biker World speed record Date d'inscription: juin 2004 Localisation: WLF "viva la figa" / Amo donna molto Messages: 2 651 Pouvoir de réputation: 0 Reputation: 10 Moto: YAMAHA Graves R1 ... 153.7 rwhp	MotoGP: Biaggi - I'll be in MotoGP - it's guaranteed. FRIDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2005 Unemployed motorcycle grand prix star Max Biaggi insists that he'll definitely still be in MotoGP next season - although the 13 times 500cc/MotoGP race winner admits that his chances of a Honda ride are effectively over. Biaggi was dropped by Repsol Honda at the end of a disappointing 2005 season, in which he scored just four podiums, with HRC so upset by his criticisms - and speculation of unfair treatment - that even millions of dollars of Camel money couldn't secure him an RC211V for 2006. To make matters worse, former employer Yamaha won't take him back - while the factory Ducati, Suzuki and Kawasaki teams have all completed their 2006 rider line-ups. However, the Roman remains defiant: "I'll be there. It's guaranteed," ANSA reports the 34-year-old as saying during a photo shoot in Milan. "I'm looking at various possibilities and I'm sure I'll make it. It's probably not going to be Honda but I'll definitely be on the track." Biaggi wouldn't speculate further, but the Italian media continue to suggest that a third Kawasaki - funded by Camel - is his most likely option for 2006. With Camel also thought to be still negotiating with Suzuki, a third GSV-R is also not out of the question. Meanwhile, one thing Biaggi did rule out was retirement: "I still want to have a lot of fun in motorcycling, something I didn't manage to do this year." Biaggi, a four-times 250cc World Champion, has finished runner-up in the premier-class on three occasions - in 1998 with Honda and then 2001 and 2002 with Yamaha, after which he switched back to Honda. His first two years on an RCV, at the Camel backed Pons team, brought three race wins before he was handed the coveted factory ride for 2005. LP : http://www.crash.net/uk/en/news_view...d=6&nid=122575 Biaggi's box, German MotoGP 2004 __________________

25/11/2005, 13h09	#2 (permalink)
Mahmoud Administrator Date d'inscription: novembre 2002 Messages: 6 724 Pouvoir de réputation: 50 Reputation: 247 Moto: CBR 929	yeaaaaaah right..... Un Kawasaki jaune avec Camel dessus __________________

25/11/2005, 19h48	#9 (permalink)
Mahmoud Administrator Date d'inscription: novembre 2002 Messages: 6 724 Pouvoir de réputation: 50 Reputation: 247 Moto: CBR 929	Merci pour la pic ! __________________

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LaResistance World champion Date d'inscription: juillet 2004 Localisation: Eakakstan république d'Aakakstan Messages: 951 Pouvoir de réputation: 6 Reputation: 178 Moto: '88 hawk gt/'03 zx-6rr/ '00 xr100/'89 gsxr750	Isnt Walker WSB kawasaki yellow? Camel is a fortunate sponsor, its a good way to expand budget for a middle pack factory team. Who care if its an ashhole riding the thing, there still are two other bike/rider to devlope and rely on. Money is the name of the game!