Don Quixote
Nordic BoTT 2010
Corser först under 2 minuter och Biaggi 17e nu 
Corser först under 2 minuter och Biaggi 17e nu
Då står det fel på min skärm.
Kawasaki PSG1 teamet som helehet ser ju svagt ut. just nu är Badovini snabbaste kawasaki.Tamada med... WSS nästa?
1 11 Corser T. AUS Yamaha YZF-R1PIT IN 1'59.627 18
2 21 Bayliss T. AUS Ducati 1098 F08PIT IN 1'59.853 0.226 18
3 10 Nieto F. ESP Suzuki GSX-R1000PIT IN 2'00.307 0.680 21
4 41 Haga N. JPN Yamaha YZF-R1PIT IN 2'00.476 0.849 12
5 34 Kagayama Y. JPN Suzuki GSX-R1000PIT IN 2'00.599 0.972 18
6 111 Xaus R. ESP Ducati 1098 RS 08PIT IN 2'00.695 1.068 18
7 57 Lanzi L. ITA Ducati 1098 RS 08PIT IN 2'00.724 1.097 18
8 3 Biaggi M. ITA Ducati 1098 RS 08PIT IN 2'00.744 1.117 19
9 194 Gimbert S. FRA Yamaha YZF-R1PIT IN 2'00.857 1.230 22
10 76 Neukirchner M. GER Suzuki GSX-R1000PIT IN 2'00.904 1.277 19
11 84 Fabrizio M. ITA Ducati 1098 F08PIT IN 2'00.937 1.310 19
12 31 Muggeridge K. AUS Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'01.086 1.459 17
13 7 Checa C. ESP Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'01.409 1.782 20
14 86 Badovini A. ITA Kawasaki ZX-10RPIT IN 2'01.677 2.050 16
15 36 Lavilla G. ESP Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'01.729 2.102 15
16 96 Smrz J. CZE Ducati 1098 RS 08PIT IN 2'01.955 2.328 18
17 94 Checa D. ESP Yamaha YZF-R1PIT IN 2'01.984 2.357 22
18 44 Rolfo R. ITA Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'02.004 2.377 18
19 55 Laconi R. FRA Kawasaki ZX-10RPIT IN 2'02.100 2.473 16
20 13 Iannuzzo V. ITA Kawasaki ZX-10RPIT IN 2'02.256 2.629 14
21 23 Kiyonari R. JPN Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'02.494 2.867 18
22 22 Morelli L. ITA Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'02.980 3.353 19
23 83 Holland R. AUS Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'03.006 3.379 18
24 38 Nakatomi S. JPN Yamaha YZF-R1PIT IN 2'03.542 3.915 20
25 54 Sofuoglu K. TUR Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'03.765 4.138 19
26 88 Aoyama S. JPN Honda CBR1000RRPIT IN 2'03.796 4.169 20
27 100 Tamada M. JPN Kawasaki ZX-10RPIT IN 2'04.264 4.637 14
28 77 Napoleone L. FRA Yamaha YZF-R1PIT IN 2'06.363 6.736 15
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sandstream
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Kan ni se någon klocka i live-timingen som visar hur lång tid det är kvar eller hur länge de har kört?
Nieto 3:a på en Suzuki, trodde bara vi skulle få se Ducati och Yamaha i toppen.
Nieto 3:a på en Suzuki, trodde bara vi skulle få se Ducati och Yamaha i toppen.
Ingen klocka men det är slut nu eftersom alla fått pit in på sitt sista varv.
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sandstream
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Skickade en fråga till Eurosport för att höra om planerna angående SBK sändningarna och det verkar va som förra året, man kan se de flesta racen på Eurosport men får vänta ett tag om man inte har 2:an....och tyvär brukar dom ju flytta sändningarna så även om man programerar inspelning blir man blåst.
Svaret...
Sändningarna från Superbike-VM 2008 kommer i stort sett att planeras som de gjort tidigare år. D v s live på Eurosport i så stor mån som det går men vissa av loppen live på Eurosport 2 då det krockar med andra direktsändningar. Loppen som går direkt på Eurosport 2 eftersänds alltid på Eurosport. Superpole sänds direkt eller eftersänt endast på Eurosport 2. Från Losail ser den exakta planeringen ut så här:
22/02/2008 14:00 15:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Superpole DIREKT EUROSPORT 2
22/02/2008 17:15 18:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Superpole Repris EUROSPORT 2
23/02/2008 16:00 17:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 1 Eftersänt EUROSPORT 2
23/02/2008 17:00 18:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 2 Eftersänt EUROSPORT 2
24/02/2008 08:30 09:15 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 1 Eftersänt EUROSPORT
24/02/2008 09:15 10:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 2 Eftersänt EUROSPORT
Svaret...
Sändningarna från Superbike-VM 2008 kommer i stort sett att planeras som de gjort tidigare år. D v s live på Eurosport i så stor mån som det går men vissa av loppen live på Eurosport 2 då det krockar med andra direktsändningar. Loppen som går direkt på Eurosport 2 eftersänds alltid på Eurosport. Superpole sänds direkt eller eftersänt endast på Eurosport 2. Från Losail ser den exakta planeringen ut så här:
22/02/2008 14:00 15:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Superpole DIREKT EUROSPORT 2
22/02/2008 17:15 18:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Superpole Repris EUROSPORT 2
23/02/2008 16:00 17:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 1 Eftersänt EUROSPORT 2
23/02/2008 17:00 18:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 2 Eftersänt EUROSPORT 2
24/02/2008 08:30 09:15 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 1 Eftersänt EUROSPORT
24/02/2008 09:15 10:00 Superbike: VM från Doha, Qatar Lopp 2 Eftersänt EUROSPORT
Jag hittade detta på sidan, men inget om live-tv?!
"The HANNspree Superbike World Championship now also has its own dedicated channel on global video sharing website YouTube™ at www.youtube.com/sbk.
The specially created page, which is already online, will give users worldwide an opportunity to watch Superbike World Championship clips, top action and highlights from the past and present as the Superbike video archives appear online on internet for the first time.
Teaser video content from the 2008 season, linking into the www.worldsbk.com official website, will also be made available for users to follow the latest action in what promises to be an exciting world championship season.
Viewers will be able to catch up with videos of their favourite Superbike stars, a collection of exciting race material and off-track action, and can also add comments, ratings and suggestions online, as well as communicate with other fellow Superbike fans, just as in any other of YouTube's numerous channels."
"The HANNspree Superbike World Championship now also has its own dedicated channel on global video sharing website YouTube™ at www.youtube.com/sbk.
The specially created page, which is already online, will give users worldwide an opportunity to watch Superbike World Championship clips, top action and highlights from the past and present as the Superbike video archives appear online on internet for the first time.
Teaser video content from the 2008 season, linking into the www.worldsbk.com official website, will also be made available for users to follow the latest action in what promises to be an exciting world championship season.
Viewers will be able to catch up with videos of their favourite Superbike stars, a collection of exciting race material and off-track action, and can also add comments, ratings and suggestions online, as well as communicate with other fellow Superbike fans, just as in any other of YouTube's numerous channels."
Verkar inte bättre. Jag är besviken, detta var min chans att se biaggi, harms och lille backlund köra i år
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Har du 60 kanaler så kanske du kan se WSBK/WSS på nån kanal. Det sänds på fler kanaler än Eurosport..
Kanaler du kanske kan få in där borta?
ESPN Star Sports (Hong Kong) sänder med liten eftersändning och sen 2 repriser.
Trans 7 (Indonesia) sänder superpole live, race 1 eftersänt, race 2 live.
Motors TV (Indian Ocean) sänder allt fast lite eftersänt.
SBS (Australia) sänder samandrag.
FOX Sports (Australia) sänder eftersänt + 3 repriser.
7TV (Russia) race 1 + 2 live.
ZEE Sports (India) Live + 2-3 repriser.
Får du in någon av dom här kanalerna kan jag hjälpa dig med tv-tiderna för dessa isf!
Alla tv-kanaler på planeten jorden som på nått sätt sänder något från WSBK från Qatar. (live, eftersänt, samandrag eller resultatrapportering)
AL Jazzera Sport Channel 1
ESPN Star Sports
Eurosport (Pan European)
Eurosport (UK)
Eurosport (France)
Eurosport 2
FOX Sports
H3G (sänder även WSS)
LA7
Motors TV (sänder även WSS)
Nuvolari
RTL7
SBS
SNTV
Speed TV
Supersport - MNET
Telecinco 2 (sänder även WSS)
Trans 7
ZEE Sports
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Va f......n. Varför sänder dom inget på Eurosport1. Typiskt. Det räcker alltså inte att skaffa bara "ettan"
MENAR DET! fan va sämst..
sandstream
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Generellt tycker jag att den nya sajten var rätt usel, inte för att den gamla var speciellt bra den heller. Typexempel på när man struntat i att fråga eventuella besökare vad de kan vara intresserade av.
Jag ändrar mig:
http://www.worldsbk.com/pubb_EN/news_ext.php?id=2064
The biggest innovation in the www.worldsbk.com official website is the possibility to watch Superbike races live in a pop-up window. This exciting new feature, together with Live Timing, will be globally available in most countries, with the exception of the territories already exclusively contracted by other partners (*). It enables users to enjoy the entire race weekend, including qualifying, Superpole and both races, from start to finish.
Improved news, statistics and results sections will also bring the latest information about the championship directly to users' desktops.
(* Live and Delayed streaming content is not available in the following territories: Australia, New Zealand, Middle East, North America including Canada, Caribbean and Mexico)
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Haga stod tydligen på huvudet ordentligt idag då han highsidade ut ur första kurvan.
Corser On Provisional Pole with Haga Fourth
Troy Corser set the early pace at the first round of the 2008 World Superbike season in Qatar, posting a first day qualifying time of 1'59.627 on race tyres and getting to within half a second of the current lap record. Corser's fellow Yamaha rider Noriyuki Haga secured a provisional front row position of fourth, despite falling heavily two-thirds of the way through the hour long qualifying session.
Conditions at Losail were problematic for all riders, with a strong and gusting wind blowing down the kilometre-long main straight, holding down top speed potentials and making corner entry a challenge.
With both riders inside the top four places, the experienced Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team made the best use of their recent testing experiences in Qatar, and few changes were made to the machine settings since that test at the 5.380km Losail circuit.
Sebastien Gimbert (Yamaha GMT94) was on strong form on day one, setting ninth fastest time, with his team-mate Davide Checa (Yamaha GMT94) 17th.
Final qualifying and then Superpole qualifying take place tomorrow, Friday 22nd, before Saturday's pair of 18-lap Superbike races.
Troy Corser (1st - 1'59.627 - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team)
"Having the test so soon before the race was good because we got a really strong engine setting with the bike. The chassis feels quite good but it is difficult to know how well things are working, just because of the wind. That is probably the windiest conditions I have ever ridden in.. It wasn't so bad that we shouldn't have been out there, but today was all down to how much you wanted to push. I didn't really change too many settings from the test, just left it to get today out of the way. We just need the wind to die down for tomorrow. The track grip is comparable to what we had here at the test. I think the wind is blowing as much sand off the track as it is blowing sand back on. The only real problem is that the worst direction for the wind to blow here is down the main straight, like it was today. The bike and the team are working well so it's been a positive start."
Noriyuki Haga (4th - 2'00.476 - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team)
"It was difficult to make the best lap times in these conditions, but the feeling with the bike was very good. Unfortunately I had a big highside at turn one, on water coming from the bike. I landed straight on top of my head. I think before the crash I was half a centimetre taller. I am in a lot of pain but I will rest tonight and be better tomorrow. Top four is a good result for the first day. Our target point for tomorrow is make some changes in suspension, but I think we have the package right now anyway."
Massimo Meregalli - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team, Team Manager
"We are happy with that for a first day. We have to consider that we had a test here recently, so we should expect good results. Troy's time was great given the conditions and we know we have two very strong riders in all circumstances. We feel for Nori after his crash, we can see he is in pain, but we also know him and he is strong. Now we will look that the bike and see if there was a problem."
SS600
Foret Goes Fastest On Day One Of New Season
Fabien Foret (Yamaha World Supersport Team) made a fabulous start to his 2008 race season by posting the fastest lap of the opening qualifying session at the Losail International circuit in Qatar. The former World Supersport Champion had to fight high winds and a dusty track surface to set a best of 2'03.495, some 0.346 seconds faster than the next best rider.
Broc Parkes (Yamaha World Supersport Team) has been the fastest rider of all in pre-season testing, including here in Qatar only a few days ago, but found unexpected issues in the Losail circuit's many fast corners today. He was 13th overall in the official practice session. One more qualifying session remains for both Foret and Parkes to improve their times tomorrow, before the 18-lap race on Saturday 23 February.
Yamaha Spain World Supersport Team rider David Salom was an impressive seventh fastest from the 36 riders in Qatar, making a good job of dealing with the treacherous winds that have plagued the desert circuit since for the past few days. His stand-in team-mate, Josep Pedro, substituting for the injured David De Gea, was 36th on his Qatar debut.
Massimo Roccoli (Yamaha Team Italia Lorenzini by Leoni) worked hard to find the right suspension settings and choose a race tyre in the windy conditions, hoping to improve on his 18th fastest time today on the second day of qualifying.
Fabien Foret (1st - 2'03.495 - Yamaha World Supersport Team)
"We worked very hard this winter and now we are seeing the benefits. The conditions are very difficult, for me and for everyone. I tried to be safe and yet push at the same time, trying to manage the wind. It difficult for us to set the bike up in these conditions as the wind is not constant, it changes lap-by-lap. I still have a little bit of chatter but we can improve tomorrow. We are there now and it has been a good start today."
Broc Parkes (13th - 2'05.301 - Yamaha World Supersport Team)
"We are obviously having problems with the bike right now but we couldn't work out what was wrong in this session. I should maybe have hopped on my spare bike and had a go, but we concentrated on my number one bike. We ended up quite a long way out. I think there is something wrong that we will find and tomorrow will be OK."
Wilco Zeelenberg - Team Manager, Yamaha World Supersport Team
"Fabien was very impressive and as fast as the tests last week, and that was also held in not ideal circumstances. We have different tyres now and everything is reacting a little bit different. Broc is having the opposite experience because all the tests have been great and now he is missing a lot of time compared to his testing pace. He did a 2.02.9 a few days ago here. Both our guys can be fast but everything has to be good, and right now Broc is losing a lot of time in fast corners."
David Salom (7th - 2'04.858 - Yamaha Spain World Supersport Team)
"We have many years of hard work behind us all and this good result on the first day is down to the whole team. The Team manager has set up a great team and we have good suspension and telemetry people who are doing a good job. They are helping me to take advantage of everything I have. It is a team effort."
2008 WSS Qatar - Doha/Losail 21/02/2008
Qualifying 1
Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time
1 Fabien Foret Yamaha FRA 2'3.495
2 Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 2'3.841
3 Matthieu Lagrive Honda FRA 2'4.017
4 Joan Lascorz Honda ESP 2'4.017
5 Gianluca Nannelli Honda ITA 2'4.446
6 Craig Jones Honda GBR 2'4.766
7 David Salom Yamaha ESP 2'4.858
8 Barry Veneman Suzuki NED 2'4.880
9 Andrew Pitt Honda AUS 2'4.996
10 Ivan Clementi Triumph ITA 2'5.211
11 Mark Aitchinson Triumph AUS 2'5.217
12 Gianluca Vizziello Honda ITA 2'5.264
13 Broc Parkes Yamaha AUS 2'5.301
14 Garry McCoy Triumph AUS 2'5.349
15 Vesa Kallio Honda FIN 2'5.445
Corser On Provisional Pole with Haga Fourth
Troy Corser set the early pace at the first round of the 2008 World Superbike season in Qatar, posting a first day qualifying time of 1'59.627 on race tyres and getting to within half a second of the current lap record. Corser's fellow Yamaha rider Noriyuki Haga secured a provisional front row position of fourth, despite falling heavily two-thirds of the way through the hour long qualifying session.
Conditions at Losail were problematic for all riders, with a strong and gusting wind blowing down the kilometre-long main straight, holding down top speed potentials and making corner entry a challenge.
With both riders inside the top four places, the experienced Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team made the best use of their recent testing experiences in Qatar, and few changes were made to the machine settings since that test at the 5.380km Losail circuit.
Sebastien Gimbert (Yamaha GMT94) was on strong form on day one, setting ninth fastest time, with his team-mate Davide Checa (Yamaha GMT94) 17th.
Final qualifying and then Superpole qualifying take place tomorrow, Friday 22nd, before Saturday's pair of 18-lap Superbike races.
Troy Corser (1st - 1'59.627 - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team)
"Having the test so soon before the race was good because we got a really strong engine setting with the bike. The chassis feels quite good but it is difficult to know how well things are working, just because of the wind. That is probably the windiest conditions I have ever ridden in.. It wasn't so bad that we shouldn't have been out there, but today was all down to how much you wanted to push. I didn't really change too many settings from the test, just left it to get today out of the way. We just need the wind to die down for tomorrow. The track grip is comparable to what we had here at the test. I think the wind is blowing as much sand off the track as it is blowing sand back on. The only real problem is that the worst direction for the wind to blow here is down the main straight, like it was today. The bike and the team are working well so it's been a positive start."
Noriyuki Haga (4th - 2'00.476 - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team)
"It was difficult to make the best lap times in these conditions, but the feeling with the bike was very good. Unfortunately I had a big highside at turn one, on water coming from the bike. I landed straight on top of my head. I think before the crash I was half a centimetre taller. I am in a lot of pain but I will rest tonight and be better tomorrow. Top four is a good result for the first day. Our target point for tomorrow is make some changes in suspension, but I think we have the package right now anyway."
Massimo Meregalli - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB Team, Team Manager
"We are happy with that for a first day. We have to consider that we had a test here recently, so we should expect good results. Troy's time was great given the conditions and we know we have two very strong riders in all circumstances. We feel for Nori after his crash, we can see he is in pain, but we also know him and he is strong. Now we will look that the bike and see if there was a problem."
SS600
Foret Goes Fastest On Day One Of New Season
Fabien Foret (Yamaha World Supersport Team) made a fabulous start to his 2008 race season by posting the fastest lap of the opening qualifying session at the Losail International circuit in Qatar. The former World Supersport Champion had to fight high winds and a dusty track surface to set a best of 2'03.495, some 0.346 seconds faster than the next best rider.
Broc Parkes (Yamaha World Supersport Team) has been the fastest rider of all in pre-season testing, including here in Qatar only a few days ago, but found unexpected issues in the Losail circuit's many fast corners today. He was 13th overall in the official practice session. One more qualifying session remains for both Foret and Parkes to improve their times tomorrow, before the 18-lap race on Saturday 23 February.
Yamaha Spain World Supersport Team rider David Salom was an impressive seventh fastest from the 36 riders in Qatar, making a good job of dealing with the treacherous winds that have plagued the desert circuit since for the past few days. His stand-in team-mate, Josep Pedro, substituting for the injured David De Gea, was 36th on his Qatar debut.
Massimo Roccoli (Yamaha Team Italia Lorenzini by Leoni) worked hard to find the right suspension settings and choose a race tyre in the windy conditions, hoping to improve on his 18th fastest time today on the second day of qualifying.
Fabien Foret (1st - 2'03.495 - Yamaha World Supersport Team)
"We worked very hard this winter and now we are seeing the benefits. The conditions are very difficult, for me and for everyone. I tried to be safe and yet push at the same time, trying to manage the wind. It difficult for us to set the bike up in these conditions as the wind is not constant, it changes lap-by-lap. I still have a little bit of chatter but we can improve tomorrow. We are there now and it has been a good start today."
Broc Parkes (13th - 2'05.301 - Yamaha World Supersport Team)
"We are obviously having problems with the bike right now but we couldn't work out what was wrong in this session. I should maybe have hopped on my spare bike and had a go, but we concentrated on my number one bike. We ended up quite a long way out. I think there is something wrong that we will find and tomorrow will be OK."
Wilco Zeelenberg - Team Manager, Yamaha World Supersport Team
"Fabien was very impressive and as fast as the tests last week, and that was also held in not ideal circumstances. We have different tyres now and everything is reacting a little bit different. Broc is having the opposite experience because all the tests have been great and now he is missing a lot of time compared to his testing pace. He did a 2.02.9 a few days ago here. Both our guys can be fast but everything has to be good, and right now Broc is losing a lot of time in fast corners."
David Salom (7th - 2'04.858 - Yamaha Spain World Supersport Team)
"We have many years of hard work behind us all and this good result on the first day is down to the whole team. The Team manager has set up a great team and we have good suspension and telemetry people who are doing a good job. They are helping me to take advantage of everything I have. It is a team effort."
2008 WSS Qatar - Doha/Losail 21/02/2008
Qualifying 1
Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time
1 Fabien Foret Yamaha FRA 2'3.495
2 Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 2'3.841
3 Matthieu Lagrive Honda FRA 2'4.017
4 Joan Lascorz Honda ESP 2'4.017
5 Gianluca Nannelli Honda ITA 2'4.446
6 Craig Jones Honda GBR 2'4.766
7 David Salom Yamaha ESP 2'4.858
8 Barry Veneman Suzuki NED 2'4.880
9 Andrew Pitt Honda AUS 2'4.996
10 Ivan Clementi Triumph ITA 2'5.211
11 Mark Aitchinson Triumph AUS 2'5.217
12 Gianluca Vizziello Honda ITA 2'5.264
13 Broc Parkes Yamaha AUS 2'5.301
14 Garry McCoy Triumph AUS 2'5.349
15 Vesa Kallio Honda FIN 2'5.445
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