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Just look at his interviews. He comes across massively confident and controlled. It's early but the main manufacturers will be taking note and watching with interest. His talk of watching and learning braking from following Lorenzo seems to be paying off. Best of luck to him.

They're all massively confident

Or else they wouldn't be there. Except Valentino Rossi. We all want Cal Crutchlow to smash it up and be hanging off Jorge Lorenzo's backside every session but the realists amongst us accept that for that to happen other things need to occur that aren't in hand and hinged some on the balance of probability.

Ask anyone, best chance of a podium? A blinder or a mishap to CS/JL or DP, best chance of a win? See left and rain, all of which are likely. Will Cal turn up and rock it one weekend, I have to hope till it happens until I can actually control destiny unfortunately. I did try to control destiny for a while once, and even believed that I was Jesus for a bit but even someone as negative as me can't bring glory to a little corner of Cov. Soz duck.

I think a third is quite possible,　but a win unlikely.

P.S. Enough with the f-ing songs!

PennyFencePig

Well i'm actually from Scotland but now in Perth, WA, so yer wee ditty was sort of fittin.

But you guys seem to be missing the point on here. Rather than being positive thinking, after one race you've got Cal as somehow fluked his forth place and sent him into the dark realms of JT land who i thought was a pretty good rider. But not a GP rider as it transpired. So let him show up Spies this year and we'll see him on the factory bike next year.

And change yer poofy pic wi the sunnys on.

Do it again...

Something about Perth and perspiring GP's rider I got, apparently Cal isn't one or something, and something about flukey 4th places, do it again...