WSB kicks off again this weekend....

Don't forget the racing is on Saturday, if anyones watching.

So, who's going to get the job done this year? I get the feeling there are too many good riders for anyone to dominate the whole season, I can't wait, it's going to be an awesome year.

So here's what I'm hoping to see:
-Corser, Bayliss, Haga, Toseland and Barros going at it full on, the way Bayliss and Edwards did in the last race of the season a couple of years back.
-Walker getting his first win, and being a regular on the podium.
-Frankie getting another win.(It just wouldn't be right if he didn't)
-I'd love to see Toseland and Laconi outperform the Ducati's all year, just to watch Tardozzi go mental.
-Petronas will sack Fogarty and start getting results

And Xaus will crash spend more time on the floor than on the bike

And quite exciting stuff it was too.

Had one of those bittersweet 'don't know whether to laugh or cry' moments when Haga took himself and Yanagawa out of the game in the last moments of race 1, handing the win to Toseland.

The race also gave Jack Burnicle an opportunity to demonstrate his fabulous foot-in-mouth technique, when he uttered the phrase, 'Yanagawa is looking a bit nippy...'

Bring on the GPs now...

- Lips

I missed that one... I almost fell off the chair laughing when Whitham told JB 'If you keep interrupting me when I'm talking I'm gonna slap you'.

Classic

The Philip Island round last weekend was a blinder too, looks like we're in for a good year as far as WSB is concerned

I normally only watch WSB when there is no other bike racing on because I have found that recently the racing has been quite dull... HOWEVER, this year, come on WSB... It is really good to see Bayliss and Corser back battling it out, Haga happy on a bike again and Toseland really does seem at home on the blade.

Not forgetting the Ex GP riders sliding in there to spice it up, I really have enjoyed it..

Now only got 3 weeks till first GP and BSB race... and I watched Colin Edwards win the Z4 Mpower car for getting the best time at the official practise this weekend.. Well done Edwards, he was a full 2 secs quicker I think it was than Rossi, but rossi did end up in the gravel with 9 mins to go..

The only down side to bike racing this year is that I cant go to the Moto GP at Donno as I will be 40 weeks pregnant..( unless of course going into labour would get me into VIP lounge..now theres a thought)