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2 Jul 2004, 23:08 (Ref:1024179)
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No chip of the old block
Young Roberts, how long do you think that Suzuki will stick with him.He seems to have no drive ,it has been many years since he has shown anysort of form and I think he would have to be the "luckiest" champion in many years,perhaps even luckier than Craville.Watching him last week end some 2-3 seconds off the pace of the leaders was pathetic.Surelly the bike can't be that bad ,and equally if it is surelly he should be part of the fix,or has been part of the problem
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