Monday, September 20, 2010

Casey Stoner managed to emerge as champion Aragon GP


Casey Stoner managed to emerge as champion Aragon GP, Sunday, September 19, 2010. This is the inaugural title for the Australian rider was on the Moto GP races in 2010 season.

Stoner started from pole position for the WHO does not Provide opportunities for other drivers to pass. Pedrosa is already trying hard to beat Stoner. Pedrosa's efforts but failed to score a hat trick. Until the finish line, the Spaniard was only Able to be in second place.

Lorenzo instead Should Strive to maintain a podium position. Unfortunately, on lap-20, led the championship was Unable to Defend his position.

Other Ducati rider Nicky Hayden managed to displace it from the third position and Defend it Until the finish line. On the back of Lorenzo, Which is in fifth position after the Tech 3 Yamaha rider, Ben Spies.

While other Fiat Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi Had to settle in the 6th position. The results are pretty for Rossi, the WHO has just recovered from injuries he suffered a broken leg.

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Aragon MotoGP Qualifying Results 2010 - Circuit Motorland Aragon in Spain Results 2010 MotoGP Circuit Motorland Aragon Aragon in Spain


MotoGP Qualifying Results Aragon place Casey Stoner by being the best in MotoGP qualifying Aragon, Saturday, September 18, 2010, beating Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa.

With a record time of one minute 48.942 seconds Casey Stoner 0.309 seconds ahead of Lorenzo. Pedrosa himself to be satisfied at the third position of losing 0.401 seconds from Casey Stoner.
MotoGP Qualifying Complete Results Here Aragon 2010

1. Casey Stoner, Ducati 1m48.942 seconds
2. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha 1m49.251d + 0.309d
Three. Dani Pedrosa Honda 1m49.343d + 0.401d
4. Nicky Hayden Ducati 1m49.506d + 0.564d
5. Ben Spies 1m49.565d Tech 3 Yamaha + 0.623d
6. Randy de Puniet Honda LCR + 1.010d 1m49.952d
7. Valentino Rossi Yamaha 1m50.017d + 1.075d
8. Andrea Dovizioso Honda 1m50.046d + 1.104d
9. Gresini Honda's Marco Simoncelli 1m50.088d + 1.146d
10. Hector Barbera Aspar Ducati 1m50.323d + 1.381d
11. Colin Edwards Tech 3 Yamaha 1m50.440d + 1.498d
12. Alvaro Bautista Suzuki 1m50.523d + 1.581d
13. Aleix Espargaro Pramac Ducati 1m50.537d + 1.595d
14. Marco Melandri Honda Gresini 1m50.580d + 1.638d
15. Honda's Hiroshi Aoyama Interwetten 1m50.836d + 1.894d
16. Mika Kallio Ducati Pramac 1m51.490d + 2.548d

Thursday, September 9, 2010

MotoGP: Rossi R1 at the Aragon A test "road" on the new circuit Rossi R1 at the Aragon


Valentino Rossi has turned on the Spanish circuit of Aragon Motorland on which the next Sept. 19 there will be the 13th stage of the Championship. The nine-time world champion was riding a Yamaha R1 as the regulation prohibits the MotoGP riders to train on the tracks used for the races with the race bike. The first comment was Rossi: "It 's a fast track, with complex curves, but fun."

Other players have taken advantage of MotoGP to try the new track, and one of them was Andrea Dovizioso (Honda), who had tried in the morning. While Mr Hiroshi Aoyama Brand, had led Tuesday.

The Spanish track is new in the world championship in 2010, and then Smith has dedicated one day to become familiar with the design of the track. What they have done even Jorge Lorenzo, Nicky Hayden and Dani Pedrosa.

Sunday, September 5, 2010

crash shoya tomizawa

San Marino MotoGP Pedrosa's dream come true


Misano - Misano will be a separate history for Dani Pedrosa. In the circuit of San Marino is the Spaniard won the first two MotoGP races in a row.

Pedrosa won the series to appear dominant for the 12th of the season, Sunday (09/05/2010), beating closest rival who is also head of the standings, Jorge Lorenzo.

In addition to the collection point is pressed a little distance with Lorenzo, this victory is also a special significance for Pedrosa. Before the race he said he really wanted to feel to win two consecutive series, because it has never achieved in his primary class Grand Prix. And the dreams that come true today at Misano, after he became the winner of last week in Indianapolis.

Start from the front line, Pedrosa managed to retain its position once the race begins. Casey Stoner followed, then Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi. The incident occurred at the third corner of Loris Capirossi and Nicky Hayden. Capirossi looks disappointed and dissatisfied gestured at Hayden. Suzuki's veteran racer straight out, while Hayden is able to drive again.

Lorenzo beat Stoner and then began to be behind Pedrosa. The elite drivers into the leading group, while Andrea Dovizioso stalking Rossi in fifth place.

On lap seven Hayden had to settle the action. Tabrakannya with gear damage from Capirossi on the first lap dashed his hopes to be able to add points.

In front of Pedrosa started to give the distance and recorded the fastest lap in one minute 34.4 seconds. Until then he was about two seconds from Lorenzo.

Meanwhile Rossi put pressure on Stoner. On lap 10 he managed to overtake its rival, but was immediately followed by another for being too broad. But on the next lap Rossi ahead of Stoner's back, and this time it was unable to catch Stoner. He even passed also by Dovizioso on lap 13.

Pedrosa on a Honda quickened her and was 4.6 seconds away from Lorenzo on lap 12. From there the situation has not changed much. Nothing too exciting action from the contestants until the race finished.

San Marino MotoGP results:
1. Dani Pedrosa (Spain) Honda 44mins 22.059secs
2. Jorge Lorenzo (Spain) Yamaha 44:23.959
3. Valentino Rossi (Italy) Yamaha 44:25.242
4. Andrea Dovizioso (Italy) Honda 44:28.513
5. Casey Stoner (Australia) Ducati 44:40.538
6. Ben Spies (U.S.) Yamaha 44:50.444
7. Colin Edwards (U.S.) Yamaha 44:56.993
8. Alvaro Bautista (Spain) Suzuki 45:00.216
9. Hector Barbera (Spain) Ducati 45:03.002
10. Marco Melandri (Italy) Honda 45:04.436
11. Aleix Espargaro (Spain) Ducati 45:07.965
12. Hiroshi Aoyama (Japan) Honda 45:08.453
13. Randy de Puniet (France) Honda 45:12.540
14. Marco Simoncelli (Italy) Honda 45:45.202

Standings:
1. Jorge Lorenzo 271 points
2. Dani Pedrosa 208
3. Andrea DoviziosoHonda 139
4. Valentino Rossi Yamaha 130
5. Casey Stoner Ducati 130
6. Ben Spies, Yamaha 120
7. Nicky Hayden Ducati 109
8. Randy de Puniet Honda 81
9. Marco Melandri Honda 67
10. Colin Edwards Yamaha 66
11. Honda's Marco Simoncelli 65
12. Hector Barbera 61 Ducati
13. Aleix Espargaro Ducati 44
14. Suzuki 41 Alvaro Bautista
15. Loris Capirossi Suzuki 41

Rossi not Blame Anyone in Tragedy Tomizawa


Misano - Grief shadow world of motor racing after the tragedy of death Shoya Moto2 Tomizawa in San Marino. MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi refused to blame anyone in the case.

Tomizawa lives floated shortly after he collapsed on the track and run over by the two other drivers in motor racing circuit Moto2 at Misano, San Marino, Sunday (09/05/2010).

Tomizawa accident more aware of the importance of safety regulations. But this case is also special because Tomizawa accident scenario like that ever previously imagined.

"About safety, hard work already done, but this is the worst thing that can happen in this sport. You fell, but remained on the track and the other motor in the back," said Rossi after the race at the Autosport.

"Also, in the fast corners like that, usually when you fall, you'll be thrown off track because the speed is high. Unfortunately, Tomizawa fall but did not widen. He remained with his motorcycle on the track. The others are too close to doing something," Rossi added.

For Rossi, Tomizawa accident was not due to the layout of the circuit is dangerous.

"Misano is a track that is safe as well as other tracks. Tomizawa not hit the wall or something dangerous on the track," said Fiat Yamaha's rider.

Rossi also asked De Angelis and Redding, two drivers who run over Tomizawa, to not feel guilty for the death of 19-year boy.

"Especially for De Angelis, but also Redding, they are not to blame because at 230 km per hour, while another motor accident in front of you, there is nothing you can do. They're just there in the wrong place at the wrong moment," Rossi concluded.

San Marino GP Tomizawa Moto2 Killed in Accident

Misano, Kompas.com - A cloud of grief enveloped Circuit Misano, San Marino, which is actually sunny during the motorcycle races on Sunday (5/9/10). Japanese young Pebalap Shoya Tomizawa died from severe injuries while racing Moto2.

This 19-year-old Pebalap was in fourth position when the accident occurred in front of Alex de Angelis and Scott Redding. Bad luck over Tomizawa, because these two pebalap stepped behind at high speed.

Tomizawa immediately rushed to a hospital in Riccione for treatment. But the fate of other said, because the life of the pebalap not be saved. At 14:20 pm local time, the hospital provides a formal statement that Tomizawa died.

Tomizawa including one sensational on the season premiere pebalap Moto2. Before appearing in the new class starts this season, he has a good reputation in the 125cc and 250cc class because almost always in the front row.

He instantly appear in Moto2, and recorded a historic victory for Technomag-CIP in the series opener in Qatar. After that, he took pole position at Jerez and Brno.

As a result of this deadly accident, de Angelis is also injured and Redding could get treatment on the circuit, despite being a bit better.

Complete Results Qualifying Moto GP of San Marino at Misano Circuit 2010


Dani Pedrosa determined to lead the San Marino Grand Prix races jalananya. Repsol Honda rider managed to be the fastest in the qualifying session, Moto GP of San Marino, Saturday (04/09/2010).

Pedrosa managed to reply to his defeat of Jorge Lorenzo during the second practice session this afternoon. Spaniard managed to snatch pole position with a record time of one minute tercepatnya 33 948 seconds.

Competition Lorenzo with Pedrosa seen in the late laps. Unfortunately Lorenzo must now be conceded to be in second position. Fiat Yamaha rider was left seconds from Pedrosa 0308.

Casey Stoner had not moved from the third position after the second practice session. Ducati rider recorded a time of one minute tercepatnya 34 397 seconds. While Valentino Rossi took over fourth position, the same place when the first practice session.

Tech3 Yamaha rider, Ben Spies, who was hit hard in the second practice session, now he will start the race in fifth position.

Meanwhile, Andrea Doviziosao decreased drastically. Dovi dumped into lost eight positions ahead of Randy de Puniet and Colin Edwards.
Pos  Rider             Team               Time       Gap

1.  Dani Pedrosa      Honda              1m33.948s

2.  Jorge Lorenzo     Yamaha             1m34.256s  + 0.308s

3.  Casey Stoner      Ducati             1m34.397s  + 0.449s

4.  Valentino Rossi   Yamaha             1m34.470s  + 0.522s

5.  Ben Spies         Tech 3 Yamaha      1m34.472s  + 0.524s

6.  Randy de Puniet   LCR Honda          1m34.751s  + 0.803s

7.  Colin Edwards     Tech 3 Yamaha      1m34.782s  + 0.834s

8.  Andrea Dovizioso  Honda              1m34.826s  + 0.878s

9.  Marco Simoncelli  Gresini Honda      1m34.934s  + 0.986s

10.  Marco Melandri    Gresini Honda      1m35.018s  + 1.070s

11.  Loris Capirossi   Suzuki             1m35.096s  + 1.148s

12.  Hector Barbera    Aspar Ducati       1m35.259s  + 1.311s

13.  Hiroshi Aoyama    Interwetten Honda  1m35.286s  + 1.338s

14.  Nicky Hayden      Ducati             1m35.303s  + 1.355s

15.  Aleix Espargaro   Pramac Ducati      1m35.438s  + 1.490s

16.  Alvaro Bautista   Suzuki             1m35.629s  + 1.681s

17.  Mika Kallio       Pramac Ducati      1m35.724s  + 1.776s