Official licensed product Foreword by Jerry Burgess MotoGP reached new heights in 2004. In an epic season, Valentino Rossi won back-to-back titles on different makes of motorcycle, after taking on the role of underdog on the previously under-achieving Yamaha M1. MotoGP Season Review 2004 chronicles in detail all 16 races, from Rossi's emotional win in South Africa to his coronation in Valencia. Each rider's performance over the year is analysed, and there is a unique Riders' Rider of the Year feature, plus an analysis of how the leading bikes evolved over the season. An essential record of the 2004 MotoGP season for all fans of motorcycle racing.
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British eurosport commentator Julian Ryder is author of another high-profile Haynes title - the official MotoGP 2004 Season Guide. His other books include World Superbikes: the first 15 years and Carl Fogarty: the complete racer. He lives near Crewe.
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MotoGP 2004 Review (the Book, not the DVD)
13 Oct 2005
By Bob Hayes
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This book is excellent. Ryder expands on his 2004 Season Guide, which was published before the season, including more in depth descriptions of the tracks, bikes, riders and teams and also adds long, detailed descriptions of every race and the entire championship; all this combined with beautiful photography throughout the book make it a real winner. Ryder's unique insider position in MotoGP gives him the opportunity to pass on nuggets of knowledge that aren't commonly found everywhere else, so the book an invaluable addition to any MotoGP fans library.
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28 Mar 2005
By Alexander Vegh
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I am underwhelmed at this dvd and would not recommend it at all.
The format has been changed and now only shows highlights of the moto gp races. It does not show the entire races anymore, literally skipping halfway through the races until the end. Unfortunately in the u.s. unless you have tivo there is no way to watch or re-watch some of the most exciting motorcycle racing today. I hoped that this would dvd have the races in their entirety....although they do waste time showing what france or italy look like.....
The format has been changed and now only shows highlights of the moto gp races. It does not show the entire races anymore, literally skipping halfway through the races until the end. Unfortunately in the u.s. unless you have tivo there is no way to watch or re-watch some of the most exciting motorcycle racing today. I hoped that this would dvd have the races in their entirety....although they do waste time showing what france or italy look like.....
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