tinytrains
Still plays with trains.
How about his performance this weekend. He was leading a good part of the first race (I have not seen part 2 yet) and finished 5th. The 1000 is coming along quite well for it's second year.
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Not sure why fitness/stamina keep coming up as the issue. While it would be understandable if there was some drastic drop off in pace or inconsistency in his lines, not sure if anyone can make that claim stick.
According to Corser and B?ñumel his fitness is not the issue, grip is. If Troy had a fully developed S1000RR this year he'd be on the podium with regularity and in the hunt for his 3rd championship. Its impressive hes brought it home so consistently despite power delivery, brake and persisting grip issues. The bike has a ton of potential as demonstrated by the superstock class but has room for improvement in the more competitive superbike class.
Give him grip for race length and he will give you podiums.
Questions of CorserÔÇÖs conditioning have in part come up because of what he has said about riding the bike. While he and his training have dispelled the questions by what they have said yet the question is based in a more subtle interaction between bike and rider
How about Nick Hayden to SBK on board a BMW racing against his brother?
If Nick doesn't have even a reasonable year in MotoGP, he's done with Ducati.