Theskeat Posted November 15, 2006 Posted November 15, 2006 Local Man Big H (Paul Hunt) must be laying low this year as no skeet on him as yet. Updates,results, pictures and vidio clips here http://www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo/mgpc/pub...ex.php?cat=prog
molly Posted November 15, 2006 Posted November 15, 2006 Knowing "H" I would think he will be laying low quite a few times, Or what ever her name may be.
Hugh Jampton Posted November 15, 2006 Posted November 15, 2006 I'm sure you are right . How do you know him Molly?
Theskeat Posted November 16, 2006 Author Posted November 16, 2006 Isr practice/ qualify times -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POS NO CL RIDER NAT BIKE/ENTRY TIME LAPS GAP KPH 1 1 SBK Michael RUTTER GBR Honda - Stobart Honda 2:36.068 11 141.16 2 3 SBK Ian HUTCHINSON GBR Honda - Stobart Honda 2:37.812 14 1.744 139.60 3 2 SBK John McGUINNESS GBR Honda - Stobart Honda 2:40.902 11 4.834 136.92 4 19 SBK Franky HEIDGER GER Suzuki - BWIN Racing Germany 2:40.989 12 4.921 136.85 5 57 SBK Jeremy TOYE USA Suzuki- Lee's Cycle Racing 2:41.167 12 5.099 136.70 6 88 SBK Steve PLATER GBR Yamaha - AIM Racing 2:42.205 13 6.137 135.82 7 12 SBK Martin FINNEGAN IRL Honda - Solent Scientific R'ng 2:42.333 12 6.265 135.72 8 7 SBK Thomas HINTERREITER AUT Yamaha - Yamaha Austria R/Team 2:42.931 10 6.863 135.22 9 40 SPT Steve ALLAN GBR Kawasaki - MSS Discovery Racing 2:43.753 12 7.685 134.54 10 44 SBK John HANER USA Suzuki - KWS Team 2:44.095 10 8.027 134.26 11 18 SBK Guy MARTIN GBR Yamaha - AIM Racing 2:44.866 10 8.798 133.63 12 20 SBK Keith AMOR GBR Suzuki - DMR Racing 2:45.860 13 9.792 132.83 13 6 SBK Stephen THOMPSON GBR Suzuki - Stefan Kuehn Racing Tm 2:45.989 12 9.921 132.73 14 60 SPT Callum RAMSAY GBR Kawasaki - MSS Discovery Racing 2:47.075 8 11.007 131.86 15 27 SBK Rico PENZKOFER GER Yamaha - PS Das Motorradmagazin 2:47.108 12 11.040 131.84 16 50 SBK Paul HUNT IOM Kawasaki - MSS Discovery Racing 2:47.626 8 11.558 131.43 17 17 SBK Luis CARREIRA POR Honda - Repsol Honda Team 2:47.875 10 11.807 131.24 18 10 SBK Ian LOUGHER GBR Honda - Slingshot Racing 2:48.701 7 12.633 130.59 19 9 SBK James McBRIDE GBR Honda - Solent Scientific R'ng 2:48.834 13 12.766 130.49 20 32 SPT CHEUNG Wai On HKG Yamaha 2:49.651 12 13.583 129.86 21 25 SBK Michael WEYNAND BEL Kawasaki - Stefan Kuehn R/Team 2:50.237 13 14.169 129.42 22 4 SBK Stuart EASTON GBR Honda - Stobart Honda 2:50.333 11 14.265 129.34 23 13 SPT SOU Se Hong MAC Honda 2:50.806 13 14.738 128.98 24 22 SPT Joao FERNANDES MAC Kawasaki - Team of Paris 2:50.963 9 14.895 128.87 25 38 SBK Jason BROOME MAC Suzuki 2:51.635 13 15.567 128.36 26 11 SBK Sandor BITTER HUN Yamaha - Black Motorsport 2:51.843 12 15.775 128.21 27 77 SBK Les SHAND GBR Suzuki - BTS Racing 2:51.892 13 15.824 128.17 28 26 SPT Craig ATKINSON GBR Honda - DMR Racing 2:52.937 14 16.869 127.39 29 14 SBK Jose LEITE POR Suzuki - Suzuki Caepsa BPN 2:55.679 6 19.611 125.41 30 99 SBK Rui REIGOTO POR Yamaha - Vodafone Yamaha BPN 2:56.247 2 20.179 125.00 31 66 SBK Gerald MUTEAU FRA Suzuki - Team of Paris 2:56.455 12 20.387 124.85 32 8 SBK Pete JENNINGS GBR Honda - Slingshot Racing 2:58.782 4 22.714 123.23 33 23 SBK WONG Man Kwong MAC Suzuki 2:59.910 9 23.842 122.46 34 24 SPT Peter EDWARDS HKG Yamaha 3:01.257 13 25.189 121.55 35 5 SBK Mark MILLER USA Suzuki - KWS Team 3:02.830 6 26.762 120.50 36 15 SPT CHUI Wai Kwong HKG Yamaha 3:16.084 12 40.016 112.36 37 16 SPT LEONG Iok Choi MAC Yamaha 3:22.235 6 46.167 108.94 38 21 SBK Andi NOTMAN GBR Honda Turbo- Segway 3:22.699 7 46.631 108.69
Last Ten Posted November 16, 2006 Posted November 16, 2006 Having a bit of Crack in Macau Now that is the type of headline that I would expect Big "H" to attract in Macau Only joking about H he really is a big softie and a very good friend of mine Last Ten
Theskeat Posted November 17, 2006 Author Posted November 17, 2006 And they say the Tt is aint safe? keep an eye out for big H http://www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo/mgpc/pub...6gp_Nov17_1.wmv _________________
Toon_Ted Posted November 17, 2006 Posted November 17, 2006 Does anyone know what times it's on the box? I checked and it says Eurosport but there's nothing in the program guide on Sky
Theskeat Posted November 17, 2006 Author Posted November 17, 2006 Im not to sure on TV Times, Greenlight are covering the meeting and in the program it says it can be viewed on eurosport broadband,
Theskeat Posted November 18, 2006 Author Posted November 18, 2006 Race result, new lap record for rutter 1 SBK Steve PLATER GBR Yamaha - AIM Racing 2 SBK Michael RUTTER GBR Honda - Stobart Motorsport 3 SBK Ian HUTCHINSON GBR Honda - Stobart Motorsport 4 SBK Stuart EASTON GBR Honda - Stobart Motorsport 5 SBK Guy MARTIN GBR Yamaha - AIM Racing 6 SBK John McGUINNESS GBR Honda - Stobart Motorsport 7 SBK Thomas HINTERREITER AUT Yamaha - Yamaha Austria R/Team 8 SBK Les SHAND GBR Honda - BTS Racing 9 SBK Franky HEIDGER GER Suzuki - bwin Racing Germany 10 SBK Michael WEYNAND BEL Kawasaki - Stefan Kuehn R/Team 11 SBK Gerald MUTEAU FRA Suzuki - Team of Paris 12 SBK Rui REIGOTO POR Yamaha - Vodafone Yamaha BPN 13 SPT Steve ALLAN GBR Kawasaki - MSS Discovery Racing 14 SBK Luis CARREIRA POR Honda - Repsol Honda Team 15 SBK Martin FINNEGAN IRL Honda-Solent Scientific Racing 16 SPT Callum RAMSAY GBR Kawasaki - MSS Discovery Racing 17 SPT CHEUNG Wai On HKG Yamaha 18 SPT Craig ATKINSON GBR Honda - DMR Racing 19 SPT SOU Se Hong MAC Honda 20 SBK Sandor BITTER HUN Yamaha - Black Motorsport 21 SPT Joao FERNANDES MAC Kawasaki - Team of Paris
Tempus Fugit Posted November 24, 2016 Posted November 24, 2016 I'm not an avid m/c bike fan but watched the Macau m/c gp on tv for the first time last night but must say I was not impressed by the coverage. It was so boring I put it on fast forward through parts of it !. Most of the time there were 4 bikes going round and round armco, walls and fencing, not once did I see any spectators or grandstands, rarely got a glimpse of an orange-clad marshal. There was just no atmosphere. The commentary was mainly concerned with what the riders had done elsewhere, but I suppose with a breakaway group of 4 bikes there is little else to talk about as they were mainly in the same running order for most of the race, and there was no attempt to show any of the action further down the order. It would not encourage me to visit the place for the racing (compared with the coverage of the TT or some of the F1) and I don't think I will bother watching again. For a greenlight production, I think they have got very set in their ways and need a good shake-up, it reminded me of the BHP rally films of 40 years ago where they seemed to use the same script and cutting order (and monotonous voice-over) every year I think anyone who goes there to watch must either have seen another side of the event or are just nuts !
vee_dub Posted November 24, 2016 Posted November 24, 2016 I have been before and to be honest it is not that exciting to watch. The viewing areas are restricted to about 3 large grandstands around the circuit - try and watch anywhere else and the over-zealous local police will chase you away. It is certainly not like the TT where there are loads of places to watch from. That said I am glad I went, Macau has to be experienced to be believed, although I would't hurry back there - once is enough.
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