I just wonder if JT regrets changing engineer. It definately looks as though Colin Edwards has had the bette deal so far and I can not see JT doing anything at all. It maybe that he has shot himself in the foot with his team and also unfortunately his team mate. Information is vital in the first few years from more experienced riders and I think Colin would have been open with his information and using his extensive experience if JT hadn't made so much of having an engineer that he likes, rather than an engineer that is good at setting everything up and a team that is willing to share information between riders. He has not done himself any favours at all and my respect for him as a rider dissapeared when he did that to Colin.

My best tip for a decent MotoGP rider for the future is probably Scott Redding. He looks strong on a bike thats below par at best and has done really well this year as well as last. The only one of the 3 British riders that has actually won a GP in the 125 class in 08 even though Bradley Smith did really well he never quite made it. Bradley has won this year in Spain and also I think has improved, but I still think Redding is the one to watch.