This is the desire of the MotoGP what?

Leading United Kingdom publication Motorsport Motorsports posted a story on its web site Thursday questioned whether the team should be on the Marussia and HRT F1 grid.

Marussia F1 and HRT entered the year 2010 under the term commercially profi are governed by the F1 Czar Bernie Ecclestone almost to the sole purpose of increasing the size of the F1 grid. And both teams have been shamefully slow in their first two seasons at the top auto racing, employs a list of sad has-beens and poor rich kids that want to play racer.

The struggle continues in 2012 to both teams, as it is not done every preseason testing even though the season Was ready to begin March 18 in Melbourne.

Some people in the MotoGP paddock, media, and the fans think some claim to rule the new team would suffer the same fate. Some of the clothes the CRT do not have premier class experience and has hired the rent-a-rider that will do little but increase the size of the grid and acts as a revolving chicanes to lead the factory riders. The slowest riders CRT week at Sepang is five to six seconds off the pace, and considered the progress of the nine-10 second gap seen in first Sepang test at the beginning of February.

Team boss Lucio Cecchinello on LCR Honda are among those who care about the team and the rider’s lower CRT is not feasible for the premier class.

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Ronda Rousey takes the MMA world by storm with his Charisma and … different

Ronda Rousey (L) hugs his mother after won the bantamweight Strikeforce belt from Miesha Tate

Ronda Rousey (right) put the final touches on his armbar submission against Miesha Tate

It is one of the defining moments in the history of the sport, and not just the women. This is a decisive moment in the history of mixed martial arts, period.

Rousey, 2008 Olympic bronze medalist in judo, living up to the hype that has enveloped himself crazy, because he gave Tate with his signature move, armbar, at 4: 27 of the first round.

The importance of Rousey’s winning will be felt throughout sports, men’s and women’s sides.

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Golf: McIlroy Rantings needs some seasoning

It seems certain that the coronation of Rory McIlroy as no. 1 in the world will happen sooner rather than later. But, shouldn’t we expect a little more from men ready for graduation?

McIlroy could already be no. 1 in the rankings with a win over Hunter Mahan in the final of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. It is treated as just a formality, but the fact raised his head.

McIlroy went down three holes in a row from the sixth. He lost the seventh with a double bogey and bogeyed the par-five eighth. McIlroy showed little picking won two holes on the back nine, but the fact that he is so out-ranked shows reasons for concern.

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Girls SOCCER: La Serna 5, Woodcrest Christian 3

RIVERSIDE-Play 200-plus minutes in their two previous playoff, Woodcrest Christian girls soccer team is admittedly tired.

“I think we are all very tired from the last two (the game),” senior Captain Monica Gomez said. “I think we just cry a little bit.”

Their failures glaring on the lose, 5-0, Friday to Whittier La Serna in the Quarterfinals match of the southern section CIF Division 5.

Royals (14-4-4 overall), who advanced to the quarter finals on the strength of shootout WINS in the first and second rounds, managed only three shots on Friday, there were no last minute in 32.

“I think we are a bit off,” said Woodcrest Christian coach Jenna Whitty. “We’ve played so many last minute several times, and we have worked very hard to get to this point. Their feet feel it today. “

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Far Hills golf museum exhibit honoring the black athlete

But great athletes in other sports who love the game of golf boxer Joe Louis, baseball player Jackie Robinson and tennis great Althea Gibson all contribute to break down racial barriers, paving the way for Lee Elder and now Tiger Woods. In honor of this pioneering contribution, the USGA Museum in far hills opens an exhibition on Friday, American Champion and barrier Breakers, and held a symposium on Saturday with Joe Louis ‘ son, Joe Louis Barrow Jr., as well as golf great Renee Powell and others.

Mike Trostel, curator/historian USGA Museum, said the athletes selected for the exhibition since each gained fame in other sports and used that fame and it would be good to break down barriers in golf.

Susan Wasser, the museum’s coordinator, special projects, curated the exhibition, which includes golf clubs used by Gibson and Robinson, Louis score card, photos, magazines and mementos and artifacts.

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