Lista de inscritos Trastogepé 2006

[Guishermo 2t]

http://www.motogp.com/es/motogp/news_info/...1.htm?menu=home

Jason Perez (¿quién es este tío?) y McWilliams serán doblados sobre WCMS ¿Bimota?, se ve que a los italianos les sobra la pasta...

Y hay un TBA, será Crashlos Checa, a ver si sobre Michelin o sobre Dunlop, si es lo último un top10 será como una victoria...

[Elvis]

Pero quién es Jason Perez?

[el_chorvo]

Es el Rookie del 2005 del AMA SBK

amaproracing.com

dailymotos.com

 ;)  Suerte a los 2 y Bimota... no será una inocentada    :

Lo de Blata lo entiendo, no hacen motos de calle y sin tener ni moto se hicieron publicidad pero lo de Bimota  

[engorro]

Es un medico cubano :D

[el_chorvo]

Es un medico cubano :D 

Si debe trabajar en la universidad John Hopkins :D

[Elvis]

que Dios le pille confesado porque con el trasto que va a llevar....................

[engorro]

:D Al buscarlo en el Google es lo primero que me ha salido. :D

Después, he encontrado esto (parece ser que corrió en la  boxer cup 2003.



JASON PEREZ: AMA SUPERBIKE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Jason Perez is the 2005 AMA Superbike Rookie of the Year. The 21-year-old second generation AMA road racer from Brentwood, Calif., finished ranked 27th in the AMA Superbike Championship presented by Parts Unlimited in spite of only participating in the final six rounds of the 17-race series and battling back from a serious injury to his elbow.

Perez, whose father David is a former AMA road racer, finished the season on a high note taking 11th in the season finale at Road Atlanta. It marked his best Superbike finish of the year.

“I’m excited to win AMA Superbike Rookie of the Year,” said Perez, who also finished sixth in the Daytona 200 in March. “A lot of people were excited about the way we came back strong and finished the season. It was not easy coming back from such a tough injury, but it really boosted my confidence to beat guys like John Haner and Marty Craggill in the final round.”

Perez has been considered one of the top up-and-coming racers on the West Coast for several years. After progressing quickly through the ranks from mini-bike racing to 125cc Grand Prix and eventual Supersport racing, Perez was offered a unique opportunity to race in the BMW Boxer Cup international series in 2003. Perez often ran near the front in the Boxer Cup. He also turned the fastest lap time in the South African round that season. With the valuable international experience in hand Perez returned to the U.S. in 2004 and contested the Pro Honda Oils Supersport Championship, scoring a pair of top-10 finishes.

Early in the year Perez suffered a broken left elbow in a practice crash and missed four AMA road racing weekends. Upon his return he entered Superbike, to get additional track time in preparation for Superstock. He scored a solid 15th-place finish in his AMA Superbike debut at Mid-Ohio, while riding with a still not totally healed left arm.

In the final rounds his arm continued to get better and with it his results became more consistent culminating with his solid Road Atlanta result. That weekend he also qualified in the second row in the Superstock race.

“Racing a Superstock bike in Superbike meant we were underpowered all year,” Perez explained. “Chuck Graves has been a big supporter and we’re hoping to get more sponsors to come on board so we can continue to climb the ladder next year. My dad put a lot of his own money in this year’s effort and I hope it pays off.”

Perez’s 2005 campaign was backed by Rojo Racing, Graves Motorsports, Yamaha, Fastrack Riders, GP Suspension, Santa Barbara Motorsports, Dunlop, Helimot Leathers, Shoei, Motul, Pit Bull, GPR Stabilizer, EBC Brakes, Sharkskinz, VP Fuels, L&L Motorsports, All Industries Performance, Zero Gravity, Mackie and C-5.

Perez joins a prestigious list of other riders to win the award such as Doug Chandler, Scott Russell, Thomas Stevens, Tommy Hayden and Jamie Hacking.

[Chuache]

Esta es más fiable:

http://www.fim.ch/sec/documents/f_3338.pdf

[Alexgp]

Hola a todos.

 La FIM ha anunciado este viernes la lista provisional de pilotos que participarán en la próxima edición del Campeonato del Mundo de MotoGP en 2006:

5 COLIN EDWARDS Estados Unidos CAMEL YAMAHA TEAM YAMAHA

6 MAKOTO TAMADA Japón JIR KONICA MINOLTA HONDA HONDA

10 KENNY ROBERTS Estados Unidos TEAM ROBERTS KR211V

15 SETE GIBERNAU España DUCATI MARLBORO TEAM DUCATI

17 RANDY DE PUNIET Francia KAWASAKI RACING TEAM KAWASAKI

21 JOHN HOPKINS Estados Unidos TEAM SUZUKI MOTOGP SUZUKI

24 TONI ELIAS España FORTUNA HONDA HONDA

25 JASON PEREZ Estados Unidos WCM BIMOTA

26 DANI PEDROSA España REPSOL HONDA TEAM HONDA

27 CASEY STONER Australia HONDA LCR HONDA

30 JOSE LUIS CARDOSO España D'ANTIN PRAMAC DUCATI

33 MARCO MELANDRI Italia FORTUNA HONDA HONDA

46 VALENTINO ROSSI Italia CAMEL YAMAHA TEAM YAMAHA

56 SHINYA NAKANO Japón KAWASAKI RACING TEAM KAWASAKI

65 LORIS CAPIROSSI Italia DUCATI MARLBORO TEAM DUCATI

66 ALEX HOFMANN Alemania D'ANTIN PRAMAC DUCATI

69 NICKY HAYDEN Estados Unidos REPSOL HONDA TEAM HONDA

71 CHRIS VERMEULEN Australia TEAM SUZUKI MOTOGP SUZUKI

77 JAMES ELLISON Gran Bretaña TECH 3 YAMAHA YAMAHA

99 JEREMY McWILLIAMS Gran Bretaña WCM BIMOTA

TBA TECH 3 YAMAHA YAMAHA :

[Tongo-4]

A Jason Pérez también lo anunció la FIM como piloto en Superstock, je, je, éstos de la FIM. Esta doble personalidad también ha ocurrido con algún piloto más, el francés Mathieu Ginés aparece en 250cc y en Superstock 600cc, ji, ji, ji. Pero la gracia no termina ahí ya que el piloto dice en RoadRacingWorld que él no ha firmado nada todavía, juas. No me preguntéis por él porque en la AMA no lo he visto, bueno, tal vez sí lo haya visto cuando lo haya doblado Mladin, aunque eso no es tanto culpa suya como de la extrema desigualdad mecánica del campeonato.