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In 2004, Mr V Rossi lapped the Sepang circuit in qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix in the very quick time of 2:01 (dry), that's 2 mins and 1 sec. In the same year a Mr M Schumacher lapped the same circuit in the death defying time of 1 minute and 33seconds. This is a full 75% of the time a motorcycle takes. Or put another way; a F1 car can do 4 laps in the time a MotoGP cycles can do only 3.

So, that ends that.

Gav.

P.S. Cars are also fast at top speeds, ref Thrust SSC

Cars are faster accelerators, ref drag racing.

Cars are faster round circuits, ref F1 v MotoGP times. Cars are quicker round bends due to a much higher percentage of tyre contact and downforce which adds up to much greater grip factor. Bikes accelerate faster as they have a better power to weight ratio.

MotoGP bikes tend to have higher top end speeds (200mph+) than their F1 counterparts as the F1 cars sacrifice raw speed for greater downforce through corners.

The two greatest factors determining corner speed are grip from tyres (mechanical) and downforce (aerodynamics). Bikes suffer from having curved tyres with relatively low contact area and no meaningful aerodynamic downforce, thus vastly increased lap times.

Incidentally, this places greater emphasis on rider skill.

The f1 car is faster every where corners straights overall track.F1.The f1 cars top speed is 229mph Antônio Pizzonia of BMW WilliamsF1. Motogp.The motogp bikes top speed is 217mph recorded by pedrosa of Honda repol. all this evidence has shown that the f1 car is faster than the motogp bike in all areas.

But also don't forget that if they race on a track with slight turns going back and forth (turns leading into turns) where the car must turn back and forth and the bike can rip a straight line through, the bike will be more than 25% faster.

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In the UK, the Moto GP is live on the BBC, and can be watched on Eurosport as well, (not live, but better commentators)

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By email.

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Casey Stoners Ducati Desmosedici GP9 has a power to weight ratio of 1554bhp pre tonne... Incredible, compared to around 1250bhp per tonne in Lewis Hamiltons Mclaren F1 car!

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he has always kept the number 46 because his dad was 46 and rossi does not want to change the number plate

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marco simoncelli

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MotoGP bikes have 6 gears.

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he dosent have one

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No it is not a PS2 game, MotoGP 09/10 is the correct name of the game. The game was released for only the Xbox 360 and PS3 on March 23, 2010. A PS2 game release is very unlikely

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fiat Yamaha

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Yes, Rossi has a secret girlfriend, Jennifer Scofield! She is young medical doctor(probably the smartest girlfriend Rossi ever have dated)! She is a Hot Half Brit Half Asian. They met at Indy MotoGP 2008 and have been together ever since. Jennifer is a heiress of a wealth politician Jennifer Scofield resides at California and Atlanta GA. We tried to get her pictures so far no luck!

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No, they use foot operated rear brakes, as on all bikes.

Some riders, Mick Doohan for instance tried a rear brake that was operated by a button on the left handlebar....

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He was dating noemi perea in 2008. Many said that she was/ is his gf.

I don't know if they are still together.

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I think it is likely since he lapped under the race record on cal crutchlows r1 and a racer is generally Impatient and will be super keen to get back to doing what he does best

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Valentino rossi of course

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46

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Under the seat theres two nuts un screw those and that is your oil resivoir wich injects into your carb fill that resivoir with 2 stroke oil and u can tell wen its full by looking at the window on the side for the dip stick i put regular 10w 30 and mine runs fine

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quad means 4, there is 4 wheels on one. so that's why its called a quad.

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Ruben Xaux 183 cm!!

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Jacqueline marin

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Wins about $5,000,000 a week.

He is currnetly the 3rd highest paid sports man in the world.

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Valentino Rossi

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800cc at the moment, but talking about increasing again in the future.

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as of the 2009 season 125: Marc Marquez 250: Roberto Locatelli Moto GP: Dani Pedrosa