MOTOGP 2012: The Doctor's time to rise again?

Q: Or do you think he still needs more time?
Opinions?
(2012-01-24 04:15:37)

A: Im not a Rossi Fan. I respect what he has done over the years as any Motorcycle racing fan would.
An personally, Despite what Valentino actually says I think he will leave Ducati at the end of 2012.
Unable to tame the Red Beast. (much to the delight of Casey Stoner fans).
The rise again bit makes me think Terminator - rise of the machines
I think thats whats going to happen.
Machines like Stoner, Lorenzo and Spies will just consistently lap quicker and quicker than the rest of the field. machine like. Pedrosa should be there but I think he will end up paying the price of being up front and will probably crash a couple of times and that will be too many.

But saying all that - if this is to be believed about Karel Abraham's Machine
http://www.motomatters.com/news/2012/01/20/karel_abraham_press_release_gp12_is_999c.html
Then you have to think the Bologna factory must have a little bit more. and should be competitive.
Sepang will show the truth of what is happening. and if the Ducati of Valentino and Nicky are still .7 behind the Honda's then nothing has changed. and Valentino neednt bother turning up. his reputation is going down faster than the titanic did.

Records are made to be Broken - Valentino's goals are in sight, but probably out of reach.
The fuel limits may do as they were originally intended to do and level the playing field.
But those tech guys working the fuel systems at Honda are the very best in the world at what they do. (check Valentino's record) and if they cant work the system - you can bet no one else can.

Still a long wait until we get to Qatar and the bikes are fired up in anger.
Its bike racing and $h!t happens