Biaggi took out Haga, Why won't he apologize?

Question

When biaggi came to Wsbk he said he loved it. He was having fun and seemed to actually have some friends. Now at the half way mark he has tturned back into Max the angry little B i tch. He's back to his old tricks.

Your thoughts?

Answer 1

I saw the replay of this on MCN's website. It was a bad move.

Max is [and always will be] a little crying BlTCH.

He wants it all his on way or nothing. He want to be in the spot light all the time.

I know you have seen the film, so you will know what Im talking about here: In Faster when Micheal Scott is telling the camera about the differences between him and Vale. That why Max crapped out in 2001 & then a few years later lost every ride in paddock. By the end of 2005 nobody would speak to Max in the Dorna paddocks. Hence the year off.

Max needs to lighten up, knuckle down to his racing and show the world what we saw when he was on the Chesterfield 250 RSV. He was a God on that thing. Now.................. he knock people off just to get past them.

Answer 2

**** happens...........

Answer 3

Biaggi is not one for apologizing. I can remember a certain racer (I'll call him the GOAT) giving him a smack upside his little roman head....funny stuff!

Answer 4

Hey 51,

I've wondered that myself, our WSBK commentators are quite good (Mamola, Whitham & Ryder) and they made much of the fact that Biaggi shook Haga's hand on the podium, but would't apologize afterwards and has been quoted as saying it was ONLY 65 percent his fault! What a crock!

His error has probably cost Haga the championship, but he seems indifferent.

I hate to make generalisations but it seems that Biaggi is one of those people who think they're never wrong, everyones out to get him, and his s**t don't stink!!

He pissed off Honda so bad (2005) they won't let him  anywhere near one of their bikes, he couldn't get a ride in 2006 and now he's looking for some one else to blame for not being the racer he thinks he is!

I don't like to knock racers - 'cos it takes a lot of determination (& balls) to get to the level these guys are at - but I can't think of anything pleasant to say about this fella, so I'll shut up.