Submitted by David Emmett on
On Monday morning, Jules Cisek had a final chance to take some photos during the Brno test. He had to be quick, though, as he was soon chased out of pit lane by overly officious security guards.
Pramac - because Ducati's don't necessarily have to be red
Nicky Hayden's wrist was sore, but he had work to do, so he got on with it
Still crazy after all these years: Italian veteran Loris Capirossi
Andrea Dovizioso gets behind the bubble
And then gets on the bike
Lorenzo listens
Alvaro Bautista only rode a few laps this morning, before deciding he was too banged up
Luckily, Frenchman Sylvain Guintoli was on hand to take Bautista's place
Finish quality doesn't get any better than on Honda's MotoGP bikes
Two men who will be busy next year. Ducati team boss Vito Guareschi talks to Italian journalist Paolo Scalera
Alex Briggs tweets that he can't say whether he's going to Ducati as well for about the twelve millionth time
It's good to be back: Interwetten Honda's Hiroshi Aoyama was looking fit and healthy, and was surprisingly fast in Monday's test
Going fast is all about mental preparation
Marco Melandri is not having an easy year in the San Carlo Gresini team
Guintoli gets the green light to go testing
Moto Porn: The RC212V's tail end
Comments
Beautiful!
Fantastic pics Mr Cisek! The Honda looks soooooooo nice!
Nice work..Lenses and Camera
Nice work..Lenses and Camera used ??
equipment
canon 40D, canon 5D, canon 17-40 L, canon 100-400 L
Good work Mr PopMonkey & Mr
Good work Mr PopMonkey & Mr Kropotkins. Top photos.
I love the @Alex_Briggs Twitter ref !!
Also, nice to SG50 back on a MotoGP bike, if only for a short ride.
The RCV tail pipe is pure HRC Porn !!
Great work
Nice work as always Jules and Motomatters....
Vicki
Perhaps it's time for Loris to retire
Loris looks a little old and tired to me lately. After all his years of racing, it can't be much fun to ride around closer to the back of the field than the front, which is where he is most of the time. And since he isn't going to get a factory ride again, you have to wonder if that'll ever change. He must have enough money by now. While he has a certain presence in the paddock, you have to ask if it might be better if he retired at the end of the season.
But I guess if he still has fun regardless, and someone wants to hire him to ride a bike...
Maybe when they go to the bigger bikes he'll have more success.
Great fotos; thanks for posting them. And thanks to Jules.
Jules Cisek
Refreshing change from the usual formulaic images.
They look like the truth, not massaged to suit the PR boyos.
Someone give this man a job.
Well done, matey, it's good to hear you're getting chased out, start worrying when you don't.
That's Bernard with Alex Briggs, strange how Belgians never get mentioned with all those mouthy Oz wallahs around.
Ray.
couldn;t agree more about 'real' photos
these photos do give a real feel to the aspect of "being there" i am sure anyone over a certain age feels sick and tired of PR spin and pre prepared press conferences where no one says anything. The younger generation maybe be satisfied with 'sound byte' PR but any one with a little maturity gives it a miss. even the riders look 'warts and all" real.
Talking of 'real' photos.. who took,and where did it disappear too, that photo of Michel fabrizsio[?] on a ducati in australia[?] giving the finger at 280kmh or so. now thats non PC!!!
Nice photos.
I gotta say - I am liking very much seeing photos in a different style.
And yep, that HRC exhaust is sweeeeet! haha
Oh yes, Fabrizio... that is an awesome pic as well. hahaha. I don't think he's going quite at 280Km/h, but it's impressive nonetheless.
So of course I saved it as soon as I saw it...
http://a.imageshack.us/img534/329/794285468nhv2nx3.jpg