http://www.motociclismo.it/edisport/moto/Notizie.nsf/AllDocID/I44C67ECA38BC42F2C12572CF0051743C?OpenDocument Let`s hope that this time they`ll have a competitive bike
hopefully they are learning from their AMA season this year. Good on 'em... The competition is VERY stout. The new crop of superbikes are just stupid.
Pretty cool.....At least the new owners have invested some real money and get them competing again finally.
They don't stand a chance. Even the Suzuki privateer team (Team Jordon) is running waaay in front of them. They are starting with a new bike, without the 2, 3 years of development, and they aren't even close on the funding. Maybe, if they increase their funding, find someone to make them a decent traction control, hire better riders (Kurtis Roberts???), maybe they might have a chance, but I doubt it, they don't have the resources that the large Jap manufactures have. Art
I think like with any new team, there will be growing pains. BUT I applaud them for getting back into the ring. For me, there is a certain amount of respect that comes with buying a bike that the factory actually cares about enough to race & develop.
