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30 minutes to be imagiNATIVE
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Blogtalkradio has given DJ Smellykat and Mr. Slambumptious 30 minutes and 30 minutes only to save their program. Tune in to listen to the two craziest Nishnobs in the game!! Blogtalk will be tuned in to record the amount of listeners and see if these two are worthy to continue their radio escapades. Listen in because court is now in session and YOU are the judge!!!
Half Hour being half in the bag
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Sunday is a day best spent with DJ Smellykat, Mr. Slambumptious and Tammy with her top ten!!!! Tune ib to find out all about the weekend and the week ahead
The Sweet and Sensual SPS Conversation Cocktail
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No surprise that SPS is bringing the Sexiness to your thirsty Thursday with the assistance of Ireva Photography!! Crack open the cold ones and let the swagger in yo stagger sink in as we are broadcasting live for the conclusion of the Sexy and I know It Contest!!! If your not here.....Imagine it!!!
Tis' the Season 3
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Season3 of Stoned Poets Society is underway!! alot has happened while the DJs' of SPS were on break but they are back with a whole list of new insults and slanderous material!! Hid yo kids hide yo wife and hide yo husbands too...because SPS is back and on top of the radio game!!
Thank you For Giving
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Thanksgiving comes but only twice a year!!, and this Holiday weekend is being deep fried with SPS Radio!! The DJs' of The Stoned Poets are here to quench your Thirsty Thursday with conversation and enlightening insights on what the Holidays are all about!! The enigmatic DJ Smellykat will STUFF and BASTE your THANKS and tanks, while the Deranged Mr Slambumptious pours 50 shades of GRAVY on all your trimmings and GIVING!! Listen in for your favorite segments and indulge yourself in some shenanigans of Blogtalkradio!!
Moose Knuckle muffins
Calling all Camel toe and Moose Knuckle crossers!! Tonight SPS comes with a special Broadcast to sweeten up the pot by mixing your two favorite pastimes: Camel toe and Moose Knuckle and blending them into an evening of Muffin diving!! Start your Saturday night with a couple hours of enlightenment from the notorious DJ Smellykat and the infamous Mr Slambumptious!!
Nicknames and Knick-Knacks
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We are all born with a name given to us by ma and pa, but a nickname is born within your inner circle, some by default and some by design, and on this wonderful day of thirst the sps crew will seek insight on your nicknames and your loved ones, as well find out the origins of some of the most funniest and notorious nicknames around!! Join the enigmatic DJ Smellykat along with the infamous Mr Slambumptious for an evening filled with your favorite segments!! Sit back, log in and stayed online with the crew on cloud nine
Canadian Classics and American Dreams
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Thursdays are now back in working order now that Season 3 of SPS is underway!! The DJs' of The Stoned Poets Society welcome you to enjoy the classiness and dazzling array of commentary on all of todays current events!! DJ Smellykat is not nervous but instead...at your service!! Mr Slambumptious is ready to put some paint...where it ain't!! So invite your friends over to partake in a fun couple hours of the peoples radio!! We talk about anything and everything and are liable to say just about...anything!! Stay thirsty our friends!!
Harper is a Hoe: An SPS Broadcast
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Only when the last river is destroyed , when the last fish is caught and when the final deer is killed will people realize that we cannot eat money!! SPS is back with another Hot Thirsty Thursday episode to quench not only your thirst but your opinions as well!!So much happening in the lives of Aboriginal people due to Stephen Harper and there is alot at stake for the future of the culture and for the lives of the youth. DJ Smellykat alongside Mr Slambumptious and DJ Big D and DJ Tamilicious are in the studio this week to give anyone and everyone a chance to voice their concerns , whether you are able to come by the studio or call into the radio station your views can and will be heard courtesy of The Stoned Poets Society!! Welcome to the show
12 Days of Christmas
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With Santa Claus gearing up to stare at Reindeer Butts all night long The Stoned Poets Society are tangling their Talons into the true meaning of Christmas. Tonight DJ Smellykat will target your spirit with his insightful missiles of mistletoe!! Mr Slambumptious is gonna wreak havoc on the scrooges using wisdom of Holiday Wreaths!! Along with DJ Big D who will have you Enjoying yourself with his Conversational eggnog-like thoughts!! Get ready for a blogtalk Sleighride with you favorite DJs' of SPS!!
50 Shades of Gravy
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In a world full of dogs it's the large dogs that make gravy while the little dogs....become gravy!! SPS rolls with the big dogs Baaaaby!! We're back with another thirst quenching broadcast to turn water into wine all while keeping it fine , we gon put the paint where it aint , so don't be nervous SPS is at your service!! The nimble tongue of DJ Smellykat will soothe your conversation needs , Mr Slambumptious will Saturate your evening with the Smoothness of the Switchboard!! Your gonna be Dazzled by the Daring and Dynamic DJ Big D, and DJ Tamilicious will Top your thirsty thursday off , so don't sleep on her Top Ten unless ya brought some Pillowtalk!! SPS is gonna murder an rock tonight!! We gon handcuff Lightning and throw Thunder in jail!! Welcome to the Show!!....and remember...if you must do the walk of shame.....stride with pride
Hitchikers Guide to a Halloween Hurricane
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Halloween has tricked and treated us to some dandy candy , Hurricane is now literally .....gone with the wind , goodbye Sandy!! SPS is back to spike your thirsty thursday with our stiff mix of music , insights and conversation cocktail. Listen in and allow DJ Smellykat to Saturate your minds and hearts with his fine winelike wisdom , Mr slambumptious will dazzle you with diabolical dialogue , and the lovely DJ Tamilicious will tighten up your insights on the world with her infamous Top Ten , and the crew of SPS are so excited to introduce the newest member of the crew , so tune in to be tuned in onto our new DJ!! Brand new contests and segments are in store for your listening pleasure along with your good ole favorites. If you must do the walk of shame do it with SPS because we....stride with pride. Welcome to the fundamental optimism that is....Stoned Poets Society!!
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Atomic Robo returns in this seventh volume of his adventures around time. In this mini series, set just after the Second World War, we get a new cast of characters just for the story with jet packs, ion guns, explosions and more.
Packed within these five issues, Robo crashes (many times) and meets a crew of rocket pack flying women to battle a rouge troop of Japanese scientists who wish to strike against the USA.
What we get as readers is a fast paced, enjoyable read. The cast of new characters are introduced quickly, but we still get a chance to get attached to them and join them on this ride. As per usual with Robo adventures, there is a nice mix of science, intrigue and explosions as we are carried from page to page.
As for the enemy, we get a good look at them and their motivations for attack. I always think that a key element of a bad guy, must be his motivations – he must feel he is right, otherwise it feels forced. That is what we get here with the main enemy. The Japanese Science troops feel betrayed after the war and feel they must get there revenge. Even at the end you feel for them in some way.
In the final issue, we get a bittersweet ending – the day is won, but at what cost? It leaves some questions at the end for Robo, plus a nice sweetener at the final page.
In all, another excellent Atomic Robo series, which I will continue to read and hope for the crossover with Hellboy that could be so good.
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Each month beginning with this issue, we will feature one member association so that our readers will get to know them better as we focus on their programs and projects.
For this month, we are featuring our member-association from the South – the Bicol Gamefowl Breeders Association, popularly known as BIGBA.
Established in 15 August 2002, BIGBA has been an active member of the National Federation of Gamefowl Breeders since 2003. Presently, they have a total membership of 213. For 2014, they banded 54 farms or a total of 2,045 cockerels locally and 11,813 for Bakbakan. From their entries in last year's Bakbakan, they got a total of 32 3-pointers, two 7-pointers, and 18 entries got 8-9.5 points. And for this year's Bullang-Bullang, they had a total of 32 qualifiers from 2-5.5 points.
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A week or so ago when I was looking at things to include in a page of Site Essentials as a guide for visitors, I reread the Interview question from Alvin Greenberg along with my answer to it. Al, who's published many fine books of poetry and fiction, has also written a moving memoir of his effort to learn about his mother who died when he was born, a fact he didn't learn from his father and stepmother until he received a card when he was in college that revealed an unknown set of relatives. Al's research for that book was partly genealogical in character since he was trying to discover information about a family and ancestors he didn't know, research we talked about when I was doing my own genealogical work to fill in family gaps for Suite Harmonic.
In Al's question, he wondered about my exploration of time in my fiction—something he has done as well—particularly the reverse chronologies I used in Time Stamp and Clare, Loving. In talking about those books, I've always said that once I'd settled on the structure and written the books with those frameworks embedded, they seemed essential to the finished work. In responding to Al, I talked about that in more detail, but my main point was that the books gain an extra layer of meaning when the reader meets both Clare in Clare, Loving and Maddie, the main character in the alternating chapters of Time Stamp, as adults with their earlier life revealed as their stories move backward in intervals of time.
While I was thinking about this again, I realized it's probably not a coincidence that both Al and I have used genealogical research in some of our work. It was necessary for telling our family stories, of course—The Dog of Memory for him, Suite Harmonic for me. But I also remember his fascination with learning about his grandfather and tracing what had been invisible links to his own life. For me, in writing Suite Harmonic, I had a writer's goal—I thought John Given's story was amazing and I wanted to tell it—but I also found I had almost a longing to understand what the life of this great-grandfather of mine had really been like, what it might tell me of who I am. I suspect that is the quest of most people who do genealogical research, that they want to know more than just names to place on a chart. They want to learn something of who the people were and what their lives were like in order to feel more whole themselves.
For me these pieces–using a book's chronology to reveal the basis of character in two books and doing genealogical research for another book–fit naturally together since both are about the same observation: we are partly a product of the stories we've lived and of the stories that preceded us in the lives of our parents and ancestors. From considering that idea, my thoughts moved to the way people—both real and fictional—live in a mix of past, present, and future, and how that affects story and how writers write. I suspect, for instance, that most popular fiction is lodged very firmly in the present and the aborbing, page-turning nature of stories in which something is always happening right now. If escapist fiction earns its name, much of what it escapes must be the heavy demands of both past and future that may play a role in more literary work. I don't mean that characters lack back story or that a sense of the looming, often threatening future isn't required to build the serious tension that is often part of popular fiction. It's rather that the characters live very much in the minute to minute world of the present and are not wedged in the past or obsessed with a tranformational future.
The case is very different in much of the literary canon. I'm thinking particularly of two wonderful short stories, which are also two of my Favorites. The first is "Prelude" by Katherine Mansfield, a story in which each female character cannot really live in the present because of the pull of the future, each character dreaming her life will be more fulfilling when she can trade the limitations of her own station for the imagined opportunities of a character at the next stage of life. Kezia is fascinated with her glamorous Aunt Beryl. Beryl believes her sister must be satisfied because she is a married woman, while Linda, the married sister, feels trapped by the physical realities of her marriage and wishes for something else, which she thinks her mother, whom she finds beautiful in age, understands and represents. A suggestion of the past enters only with the mother herself, "old Mrs. Fairchild," who is entirely smitten with the childhood of Kezia and her sisters, a time that, for her, is long in the past. It's a nuanced and beautifully detailed story. I can't begin to suggest its richness here, but its larger point seems to be that life will always be disappointing in the moment, yet will also always hold a dream, and that that is somehow enough.
The other story I'm thinking of is Joyce's "The Dead" in which the events and aftermath of its Dublin holiday party undergird the story's great theme: the grip of the dead and the past on the present. Gabriel, the story's main character, is ill at ease throughout the party, his greatest distress coming from his encounter with Molly Ivors who is one of the enthusiasts for Irish nationalism and the Irish language, a language he does not consider to be his, but dead. He is, in fact, upset at what he considers an intellectual dalliance with an idea he feels will lock Ireland firmly in its past, undermining the indigenous humanity, humor, and hospitality its future depends on.
While the story pays homage to dead tenors and refers to monks who sleep in their coffins, the most important of the story's dead is Michael Furey, a boy from Gabriel's wife's past. She is melancholy remembering how he died for her, a story that, when Gabriel learns it, makes him feel he has never loved with such a selfless passion and so has never really loved at all. The evening draws to a close with the snow that, famously, is "general all over Ireland," and Gabriel hears it "falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead."
The past clings in Joyce's Ireland and Gabriel's life, inescapably oppressive. It is a darker role than I usually give it in my work or have found in writers like Al Greenberg. While the past can be full of ineffable sadnesses, its main function for me and many other writers is to play in the lives of characters as memory and shaper of self more than unyielding weight. It's a companion piece to the lure of the future that exists in the work of a Katherine Mansfield and, really, most other writers. At its simplest, this linkage is fiction illuminating life, that place where our sense of the world is always a mixture of time.


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The county capital town of Ennis welcomed its own first Drive-Thru McDonald's store in early 2009. McDonald's Restaurant and Drive-Thru constantly strive to position their restaurants to be your favourite place to enjoy fast, friendly service, hot fresh food, in an environment that is safe, modern and welcoming.
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Talk:Grand Prix motorcycle racing
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- Grand Prix motorcycle racing → ? —(Discuss)— This article is about the world championship. the FIM calls it Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix I think that's a good title. Grand Prix motorcycle racing is much more than the world championship, a lot of national series that have Grand Prix motorcycle racing classes (usually 125GP) —Chris Ssk talk 10:25, 19 April 2008 (UTC)
- Is there a reason why the article wasn't simply called MotoGP? Roguegeek (talk) 23:51, 29 April 2008 (UTC)
- MotoGP is only one of the 3 classes of the Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix. there is also 125cc and 250cc and the article is about all 3. Though the only info on the 125cc and 250cc classes is in the infobox. Chris Ssk talk 01:06, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
- I did some further investigating and this is what I found. The name of the championship is called MotoGP. MotoGP consists of three different grand prix catagories; MotoGP, 250, and 125. The way MotoGP officially breaks this down can be found directly on the official site. To me, that's about the best resource you can find out there on a very non-subjective subject. I would suggest changing the name of this article to MotoGP. Thoughts? Roguegeek (talk) 07:54, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
- I would like to point out that the categories are now MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3. What makes this really annoying is that MotoGP is both a class name and the series name. This should be taken into account whenever (re)structuring articles, adding redirects, etc. Someone looking for Moto2 or Moto3 information won't be happy being redirected to a MotoGP series page that has all sorts of MotoGP class specific information with no links to the class they're looking for and where the season information points to MotoGP class seasons with the same problem from which there may or may not be links to the class they're looking for. Pages should be either class or series. Even if they're both, the smaller classes should be prominently displayed and not forgotten or tucked in there as an afterthought. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 11:35, 13 July 2014 (UTC)
- The FIM, the governing body of motorcycle racing calls the championship Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix. I think the most reliable source is the championship's rule book (classes are listed in page 13 of the rule book (17 of the pdf)) . Also other press releases about GP [1] (I can't get my search results to show in the link but if you select GP as Subject and search, all the press releases will have "FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix" as a subject). Chris Ssk talk 11:49, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
- Chris, I understand that the official FIM documentation says one thing, but universal usage among teams, riders, fans and the official site itself prominently go with "MotoGP". Absolutely no one searching for information about MotoGP is going to Google "Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix". I think this is a case where universal usage trumps an obscure reference, and anyone looking for info about 125 and 250 racing will know to look in MotoGP because those classes are subsets of the whole series, universally known as MotoGP. I realize the number of Google hits is not a final arbiter, but "RRWCGP" gets 727 hits to MotoGP's 13,900,000, about a 20,000-to-1 ratio. --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 15:28, 1 May 2008 (UTC)
- Personally, I don't think it should have been changed from Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Being a "generic" name, it encompassed the old racing series' with the new. Season reviews used to be called 1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. You can't say 1993 MotoGP season because it wasn't called MotoGP back then. Now we'll have to differentiate season article syntax depending on what year it was. Not ideal in my opinion. ♫ ψadems ♫ (talk) 16:58, 1 May 2008 (UTC)
- Wadems, good point. Ultimately, I'd vote in order of preference to: 1) Change this article title to "MotoGP", and go back and change the relevant seasons (I'm pretty sure 2000 was when the use of "MotoGP" started by Dorna); 2) Change the title back to "Grand Prix motorcycle racing".
- Chris, I like that you're going by official documentation, but Dorna's role as owner of commercial rights to the series might also give them a semi-official role in giving the series its public name. The prominent "MotoGP" logo in the article is testament to its recognition. --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 20:32, 1 May 2008 (UTC)
- I'm not the one that made the move I put the request up and it went unopposed so someone else made the move. I didn't request a move to Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix, I only suggested it as a possible title. MotoGP only came to be in the 2000s before that the championship was more commonly known as WGP and because Grand Prix motorcycle racing is more than the world championship. I had the intention of creating a separate Grand Prix motorcycle racing article about the racing discipline. Like there is an article about Motorcycle speedway and another about the Speedway World Championship, Superbike racing and Superbike World Championship, Enduro and World Enduro Championship
- My experience with looking at the Google results was initially missing the Wikipedia link to the page because it had an unfamiliar name. Especially now that the new official site has been updated and just about ruined, the Wikipedia MotoGP pages are going to be that much more popular.--Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 15:36, 2 May 2008 (UTC)
My vote is to, at the very least, change it back to Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Looks like enough editors here think it's a decent move. Ultimately, I'd like to see it simply called MotoGP because that's the name everyone knows it as and that's the name people are going to search under when requesting this specific article. So, change it back? Roguegeek (talk) 22:29, 1 May 2008 (UTC)
Seconded, change it back to Grand Prix motorcycle racing, no matter what the FIM calls it, especially in case sponsors are added, as in Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered By Ford.-- Matthead Discuß 23:08, 1 May 2008 (UTC)
- Since we can't move on our own, I just sent in the request to have it moved by an administrator. Roguegeek (talk) 23:15, 1 May 2008 (UTC)
- If we're going to go to the trouble to rename, I vote going with "MotoGP." It should have been done years ago, really.--Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 15:32, 2 May 2008 (UTC)
- The trouble(s) I have with "MotoGP" are (1) there could be confusion between the MotoGP series and the specific class which used to be the 500s until it was changed in 2003. (2) Even if that confusion is overcome, a reader could think it is only about the series since 2003, and not all the way back to the old racing from the 1940s/'50s. I would be less opposed if the article was split; MotoGP for the modern series, Grand Prix motorcycle racing for the historical stuff.
- The page should be moved though. The current title is definitely not what most people know the name as (it gets less than 700 hits in Google, compared with 13,000 for "Grand Prix motorcycle racing" and 1.1m for "MotoGP"). We do not use the "official" name, we use the common name.
Previous move request was a bad one for an admin to have moved, especially since I cannot find the old discussion. It should have been marked as incomplete/contested.Welly bump fandango (talk) 21:19, 7 May 2008 (UTC)
Now that the can of worms is open, let's use this section to vote on: 1) Keeping the name Grand Prix motorcycle racing, or 2) Changing to MotoGP. Let's also give the voting a decent amount of time, and not do anything until a few weeks have passed.
Grand Prix motorcycle racing
- I feel it should be Grand Prix motorcycle racing; it's more generic since these articles cover GP racing from 1949 and not just the MotoGP era. ♫ ψadems ♫ (talk) 15:31, 6 May 2008 (UTC)
- As Wadems says, the generic name is better. It may be MotoGP now, but was not always named as such and so an article encompassing the history of the sport should be named accordingly. Cpl Syx (talk) 20:47, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
- I vote MotoGP. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk • contribs) 18:34, 5 May 2008 (UTC)
- MotoGP is the official name for the sport. --Amedeo Felix (talk) 13:30, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix
- I like Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix as that is the proper name of the championships. Chris Ssk talk 13:49, 6 May 2008 (UTC)
- This is all very useful information, but I'd like to help clarify the name issue with some verifiable facts. Having been involved in motorcycle racing since the early 1960's, both flat-track and road racing, I have fairly decent credentials on the subject.
First of all, the term MotoGP is specific to the Dorna-controlled Grand Prix motorcycle road-racing championships. The name was invented and copyrighted by Dorna. As others have mentioned, MotoGP does not, and can not, legally apply to any other motorcycle road-racing events, either current or historic.
The term Gran(d) Prix or GP, when applied to motorcycle racing, defines motorcycles specifically designed for road-racing, including production motorcycles that have been extensively modified for road-racing, far beyond what would be allowed in production class motorcycle road-racing. A road-racing motorcycle will therefore generally fall under one of two categories; ... Grand Prix classes, or Production classes.
For example, a Norton Manx, while mass-produced, was always considered to be a Grand Prix racer, even though some were later modified by owners to be street legal, since the original intent by the manufacturer was to produce a road-race only bike.
On the other hand, a Norton Commando, also mass-produced, but as a street-bike, could either race in a Production Class, with relatively minor, class-rule-allowed modification, or by being heavily modified with few restrictions, race as a GP bike in that class.
In a nutshell, while Production (non-GP) class road-racing rules attempt to keep the motorcycle close to as produced by the factory specifications, Gran Prix rules are much more open, basically restricting engine type and displacement, overall weight and size, and safety.
In summary, Gran Prix motorcycles covers any and all full-race motorcycle road racing over the years. MotoGP only covers the Gran Prix events sanctioned by Dorna. And road-racing motorcycles covers all of that, plus the non-GP Production classes. - Chuck Lantz 188.8.131.52 (talk) 06:39, 13 March 2013 (UTC)
Tyre v tire[edit]
Now, usually I work out these sorts of arguments based on the location of the subject of the article (UK article, UK spelling etc). Should we have a vote on which spelling we should have, because at the moment the article has both and looks sloppy. Personally, being British I would go for tyre, but I'm not fussed. What we do need is consistency. Ged UK (talk) 19:21, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
- I usually like to let Google help us out in these situations to determine which is the more common/popular term.
- Google search of MotoGP tire OR tires shows 494,000 results.
- Google search of MotoGP tyre OR tyres shows 312,000 results.
- Both are fine, but in this case I would go with "tire" for consistency sake. Thoughts? Roguegeek (talk) 19:45, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
- I would vote tire being AmeriCanadian but I think tyre looks cooler. ;-p ♫ ψadems ♫ (talk) 20:29, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
- While I'm more comfortable looking at "tire", the MOS mentions that "In the early stages of writing an article, the variety chosen by the first major contributor to the article should be used, unless there is reason to change it on the basis of strong national ties to the topic," so I vote for tyre.--Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 16:00, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
Consistency seems to be something we all agree on. I'm going to make the initial change right now to "tire" for consistency sake, but we can make another change later based on the outcome of this discussion. Roguegeek (talk) 18:00, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- Academically I prefer British English to US English, and so "tyre" please. --Amedeo Felix (talk) 13:33, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
- Since MotoGP is predominantly a European sport, I'd happy w tyre... and I'm American. When American road racers (am I showing my age?) graduate to the big time, they go to Europe. DEddy (talk) 15:52, 29 August 2009 (UTC)
125cc, 250cc or 125 cc, 250 cc[edit]
How should the GP classes be written? according to WP:MOS, values and unit symbols are spaced but these are not just that, they are also names of the classes, the subject did come up in the past but I dont think consensus was ever reached Chris Ssk talk 22:56, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- It really doesn't matter to me. I only changed it due to WP:MOS, but I definitely see your side of it. You're claiming "250cc" to be a proper noun. I think if that's the case, it should be "250cc". Roguegeek (talk) 23:17, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- I stand by my original comments: no space. Plus, using the trusty Google method, "500cc" gets 2.84m hits and "500 cc" gets 1.12m hits. Not to mention when you search for "500 cc", the search actually asks you: "Did you mean: 500cc." ♫ ψadems ♫ (talk) 23:20, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- I vote no space.--Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 15:29, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
- I'm good with no spaces as well, but I want to clear up something for Wadems. Google method is good to identify popularity of a term. I'm saying it's good to make this change here because "250cc" is a proper noun as per the MotoGP organization. If it wasn't, there would be no doubt about what to do here as the policy and style guides state it should be shown as "250 cc". Roguegeek (talk) 18:04, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
- I was being facetious about Google. Not that I care what the MOS says either. It looks better with no space, regardless. Even if I was referring to volume, I'd still say 50cc because I'm a rebel, man! ;-p ♫ ψadems ♫ (talk) 18:18, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
- No space is how it is defined by the governing body, as they are not just engine capacities but also the titles of the racing class. According to the MoS there should be a space, but these are in fact proper nouns as used by MotoGP, as Roguegeek said above. As such, no space is what should be used here. Cpl Syx (talk) 13:03, 26 May 2008 (UTC)
I added a selected chronology of milestones in the sport, but I hope that rider achievements are kept out of it, because those are so well covered already in individual rider pages, and they don't represent changes in the sport itself. --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 22:28, 12 August 2008 (UTC)
- Perhaps if it was called 'Technological Chronology' that would help? Ged UK (talk) 07:31, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
- Yes maybe, but I think it'd be useful to include regulation changes and events like deaths also. --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 18:06, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
- I agree, but what would be very good is if anyone can add some references to the items listed as well. Then if it starts looking too big for this page we will be able to move it to a page by itself without it being deleted.Mighty Antar (talk) 19:57, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
- Absolutely. I hope the list gets expanded by other contributors. I just wanted to get it rolling but not have it swamped by Agostini's/Doohan's/Rossi's/etc. records. --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 20:27, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
- I agree, but what would be very good is if anyone can add some references to the items listed as well. Then if it starts looking too big for this page we will be able to move it to a page by itself without it being deleted.Mighty Antar (talk) 19:57, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
- Yes maybe, but I think it'd be useful to include regulation changes and events like deaths also. --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 18:06, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
What are opinions about adding future events to the chronology (eg: Michelin dropping out in '09). While there is official confirmation, would such items require the future motor sport tag? {{future motor sport}} Wouldn't this kind of thing be better off in the page for that future season, rather than the main article? --Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 21:36, 15 October 2008 (UTC)
- I think the wording of the future tag is pretty clear in it's aim; it's about warning people that the article may change rapidly as an event progresses. There's no rapid changes, Michelin have dropped out, and they aren't suddenly going to come back in again. I've absolutely no problem with future events so long as they're sourced. --Ged UK (talk) 21:41, 15 October 2008 (UTC)
- How about Kawasaki dropping out?--Amedeo Felix (talk) 13:29, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
- Oh another thing... It's also rather lame that "chronology" starts in 1973! Motorcycle Grand Prix dates more or less as far back as Automobile Grand Prix - i.e. near enough the turn of the 19th to the 20th Century, and there are note worthy items aplenty prior to 1973. How about when MV Agusta started racing or noting their first and last race and championship wins? How about the first 2 stroke bike racing? How about the first Japanese entrant company? How about the last Isle of Man TT to be part of the World Championship? Streamlined bikes? Running starts? I will try to dig up years for things, but if anyone else already happens to know... --Amedeo Felix (talk) 23:18, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
- ONLY if the "Chronology" section were then to be deleted. If that section were to stay then I still say it should cover the entire history and not start at some random pooint.--Amedeo Felix (talk) 09:33, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
- That's easily done though, just needs a link-through to a History of Motorcycle Racing or whatever it's called. I think it's a great idea. I would volunteer to do it, but i have no books or references to start from, and a long to-do list as it is! --Ged UK (talk) 10:41, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
- Quite so. I may do it at some point if need be, but mainly I wated to raise the point in case someone reading this already has the necessary information to hand.--Amedeo Felix (talk) 11:03, 16 January 2009 (UTC)
- That's easily done though, just needs a link-through to a History of Motorcycle Racing or whatever it's called. I think it's a great idea. I would volunteer to do it, but i have no books or references to start from, and a long to-do list as it is! --Ged UK (talk) 10:41, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
- ONLY if the "Chronology" section were then to be deleted. If that section were to stay then I still say it should cover the entire history and not start at some random pooint.--Amedeo Felix (talk) 09:33, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
I agree with AmedeoFelix. I'm also very disappointed that this article only includes the modern era of Grand Prix motorcycle racing, totally ignoring what was the Golden Age of the sport, when Norton, Gilera, MV Agusta and others made it the dominant motorsport in the world, eclipsing even four-wheeled racing in popularity. I hope someone with the time and knowledge will add to this topic. 184.108.40.206 (talk) 16:25, 21 May 2009 (UTC) Chuck Lantz: AFM 144, AMA 49Y & 48C
- Hey, well, this is the encyclopedia anyone can edit, you could have a go! --GedUK 17:20, 21 May 2009 (UTC)
I miss references and sources to the chronology-section...--Mats33 (talk) 21:25, 10 July 2011 (UTC)
User Abdul Qayyum Ahmad has recently added a list of MotoGP sponsors. Is this a section we really want? I think not, as it's just a list of companies and it's not a really information about the World Championship and its history. Asendoh (talk) 12:25, 15 April 2009 (UTC)
- I agree, I don't think that is needed, its just a list of sponsors that doesn't seem to serve any purpose other than publicity of the sponsors involved. Chris Ssk talk 15:41, 15 April 2009 (UTC)
Challenges for the designer section[edit]
The content in this section is very speculative and unlikely to ever be sourced adequately. Would removing it altogether harm the article much? I think it's worse to have weak information than none.--Rubber Nipple Salesman (talk) 01:10, 4 June 2009 (UTC)
- It is littered with fact tags and does feel rather like a personal essay. I don't think any of it is particularly wrong, but like you said, it may well be difficult to source. I'd have no issue with it coming out. GedUK 09:29, 4 June 2009 (UTC)
Power:weight ratio[edit]
Removed statement saying MotoGP had better power-to-weight ratio than F1. MotoGP bikes are about 330 lbs (excluding rider). Hp is about 220. With a 140 lb rider, hp/weight ratio is 330+140/220, or 2.1 lb per hp. By contrast an F1 car weighs 1,334 lb (including driver and fluids). Hp is about 800. Thus F1 hp/weight ratio is 1334/800 or 1.66 lb per hp. Joema (talk) 14:52, 23 October 2009 (UTC)
- Should we add a row to the spec table with p:w ratio? Also, I think a row for torque should be added, although the page is locked so I can't add it myself.
Points scoring system in 1992[edit]
Almost all of the articles relating to motorcycle Grand Prix racing of the period, such as rider profiles and race reports, list the current points system of 25-20-16-13-11 (etc.) for 1992, and give that year as the date it began. The actual system in 1992 was 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1, and the current system began in 1993. There are a lot of articles that need tidying/fixing because of this, but I have started with the main points system article. Volunteers welcome? 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:42, 21 December 2009 (UTC)
- I think that's a fairly simple job with AWB. Unfortunately, as I've now dumped windows, I don't have AWB anymore. If no-one else is up for it, i'll try and get it done over the christmas break. GedUK 17:46, 21 December 2009 (UTC)
It seems that the change requested above has not gone through - can anything be done in one action? 184.108.40.206 (talk) 15:06, 9 June 2010 (UTC)
Manufacturers, riders & teams 2010[edit]
At this moment, with various races passed, is strange that the manufacturers, riders and teams who are present in 2010 weren't actualized in the right table on main page - in fact, 250 seems alive as wasn't changed! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 09:39, 9 July 2010 (UTC)
MotoGP is a shadow of itself without the 500cc 2 strokes. Those took "real" men to ride. Lawson, Rainey, Shenne, Doohan, Schwantz, Mamola, Haslam et. al. ! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 16:54, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
Kalex was missing from the list of Moto2 constructors. How is that? The Kalex bike won the Moto2 world championship in 2011. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 06:12, 30 June 2012 (UTC)
Factory vs Satellite Teams[edit]
Should there be a section on "factory" vs. "satellite" teams? (Mainly the difference between them) The-Bus (talk) 12:50, 30 June 2012 (UTC)
Grand Prix motorcycle racing?[edit]
This name is quite odd. The article tells about world championship arranged by FIM. So, that should mean it is the only motorcycle racing series which have its races called "grand prix". Is that true? If not, better title would be for example FIM motorcycle world championship. 220.127.116.11 (talk) 18:01, 1 February 2015 (UTC)
Lower quality class to C or start because
For example but not limited to:
- Incoherent - Incomplete - No references - Title is wrong to start with - No history - No past manufacturers list - No past world champion list
Absolute piece of s**t article and a disgrace for wikipedia. And no i'm not going to correct it, because I don't have the time for your silly registration system. I'm willing to correct this article, but not making 10 edits on subjects I'm not interested in at the moment. I have a company to run and bills to pay. Also the wikipedia community and people waiting to delete everything they don't find relevant any more, doesn't motivate me to register or even donate any more. You cannot delete history, how irrelevant you might find it, a part from the practical reasons, I just feel that is wrong. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 22:05, 9 November 2015 (UTC)
vlintino rossi is the peoples champion.Bearshark451 (talk) 21:14, 17 November 2015 (UTC)


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