Spending approach as well most time inside this weekend, as hey that splendid yellow thingy has been popping in ‘N out of a clouds this afternoon … After an additional stormy Northwest day yesterday… we found it interesting to note a far-reaching accumulation of racing array upon le Telescreen, as there unequivocally have been alternative array already competing upon top of that ever so benefaction Danica Patrick as well as her 2010 World Tour, as surprisingly we watched my really initial ever “Aussie” V8 Supercars eventuality yesterday from nothing alternative afterwards Yas Island as well as a Yas Marina circuit, that formerly hold a really last turn of a 2009 Formula 1 Championship in Abu Dabi. Then today, whilst substantially everyone Up North Eh! In “Oh Kana-Duh” was examination a little ‘lil ‘Ol Hockey diversion in Vancouver, BC eh? we accidently tuned in to a deteriorate opener of a World Superbike Championship, (WSBK) entrance from Down Under upon Phillip Island in Austraila, Mates! And those riders have been simply BONKERS! As limit quickness was reached by nothing alternative afterwards Max Biaggi, who disfigured his Aprilia’s stifle to an extraordinary 320kph… (As in 198.72mph!) CRIKEY’S! Yet it was a 26yr aged Englishman Leon Haslam heading divided from a front in Race 1, carrying scored his initial ever WSBK SuperPole, as Haslam streaked divided with a dual bureau Ducati Xerox riders of Michel Fabrizio And Noriyuki Haga snapping during his heels as a contingent sped divided from a pack, prior to Haslam aboard his Alstare Suzuki led from handle to handle as well as degraded Fabrizio in a print finish of 4-one thousand’s of a second! And it was interesting to listen to how Haslam was punching a hole in a air for a contingent of riders during 297kph, whilst Haga in third was benefitting from a breeze whilst cruising about during 305kph! With Biaggi peppery a margin whilst chasing a heading organisation with an strange 316kph, SHEISA! Yet we longed for a infancy of Race 2 due to a TV Guide hiccup that claimed it was a WSBK Boyz during Silverstone next, (Huh?) so we went for a walkabout instead, returning “Just-in-Time” to see Race 2’s last 4 laps with Haslam Leading once again, despite being stalked by Carlos Checa roving for a Althea Ducati Team to one side his aptly nicknamed teammate, Shane “Shakey” Byrne

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