Q & A with the Dr.
The Dr. The Fastest
Filed under: Bike Dudes, Ducati, MotoGP, Racing, Rossi, Stoner, Yamaha
Rossi set the fastest time among the 17 participants on the first day at Sapang on the new M1, Casey Stoner’s on the new Desmosedici GP10 came second by a gap of 0.491s, the Ducati Marlboro team are trying out new forks, two fairings, and a redesigned engine.
Fiat Yamaha Teaser
Filed under: Bike Dudes, Bikes, Commercials, Events, Fast, Jorge Lorenzo, MotoGP, Rossi, Yamaha
Stay tuned for the reveal tomorrow.
The New Ducati GP10
Claudio Domenicali -general manager of Ducati Motor – talks about the new Ducati GP10 for the 2010 MotoGP season:
“The main changes to the bike are based on the rule changes, so the major part of the work was done precisely to make it perform better using only six engines for the entire championship,” explained Domenicali. “It’s a very important difference, because we were used to using more-or-less one engine per race, so to switch from 18 engines to six is a very important adjustment. All of the main parts were redesigned – pistons, rods, crankshaft, the basics. It’s an engine with which our main objective was to minimise the loss of power to increase durability.” Read more
Stoner claims Sepang
And Rossi claims the 2009 world title…
On the other hand i truly believe that Stoner absences from the previous races made the job very easy to the Doctor, in the last 2 races Stoner was performing like never before…it was as if he was on a bike from a different class, the gap between him and rest of the racers was huge..and no one could get close to him.
Becuase of the rain, the race today did not have much action… hope the last race of the season be much more intresting.
A classic fight
Filed under: Ducati, MotoGP, Motor Sports, News, Racing, Stoner
Today’s race at Phillip Island was a classic, Stoner was in top physical condition giving the spectates a show to remember with his high speed slides, Rossi was trying every trick in the book to bypass him but the Australian was too fast and maintained the lead all the way to the checker flag.
Lorenzo crashed out at turn one of the first lap after touching Nicky Hayden bike, he was lucky to escape the crash with only a small injury to his pinky.
The legend to be
Filed under: Bike Dudes, Jorge Lorenzo, MotoGP, News, Racing, Talent, Yamaha
With today’s win Jorge Lorenzo reduces the gap to 18 points between him and Rossi, although Rossi had some technical issues with the bike, Lorenzo gave us a great race today, Stoner was back in shap and finished second which is very good for someone that has been sick and away from the track for a while.
Lorenzo’s character and racing style is developing race by race, he still did not develop the charisma of the Doctor, but i feel he will get there and even out run him.
Valentino Rossi…The Web – goes live-
Filed under: AGV, Bike Dudes, Fast, Internet, Italy, MotoGP, Racing, Rossi, Yamaha
And its a cool as the Doctor http://www.valentinorossi.com/
Yamaha R1 Rossi replica
Filed under: Bikes, Limited Edition, MotoGP, Rossi, Yamaha
Apart from the new suspension and colors, the 2010 Rossi limited edition R1 will have the same specs of the 2009 model…It will be priced at $14,500 and available starting Jan 2010, enough time to start saving for one.
The Flying Donkey
Filed under: Funny, Helmets, MotoGP, Motor Sports, News, Rossi, Yamaha
Dani Pedrosa gave us the usual bullet start today at Misano, but unfortntly he couldn’t maintain the lead because of Rossi’s pressure and some technical problems with his Honda engine -he said its misfiring-.
This is when Rossi came for revenge and he led the race all the way to the flag, even Lorinzo could not come near, Rossi had a new helmet today with a Donkey face on it….in italy -just like in the Arab world – if someone makes a mistake they call him a donkey, and after the mistake Rossi did last week which costed him the race he earned name was called a donkey but he decided to show everyone that this donkey can fly!!!
Moto GP- Super Bike
- DEFINING STORIES, ROUND 11: the closest finish in WorldSBK history, Toprak with one hand on the title
- HER STORY: meet Isis Carreno – "We’ve waited years for a Championship like this; I hope young riders always fight for what they want"
- DEFINING STORIES, ROUND 10: Razgatlioglu returns at Aragon, Iannone wins in comeback year
- DEFINING STORIES, ROUND 9: Cremona welcomes WorldSBK with open arms as Petrucci shines at home
- HER STORY: Meet Sara Varon – "I’m really passionate about racing and I dedicate myself 100%."
