2010 Dutch MotoGP: Lorenzo win again

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Assen - Jorge Lorenzo returned to power. He returned to appear dominant in the Dutch MotoGP and finally come out as champion by beating two rival, Dani Pedrosa and Casey Stoner. In a race that was held at the Assen circuit on Saturday (06/26/2010) night local time, which appears Lorenzo occupies pole position, was not overtaken if he had the lead. As a result Pedrosa and Stoner, who has been at him since the beginning of the race could not go beyond. For Lorenzo, this was the second victory in the last two races. Previously, he won the British MotoGP race. Lorenzo finishes with the advantages of nearly three seconds over Pedrosa, who had to settle for being runner-up. While Stoner was in the order of three to about seven seconds of time difference. Ben Spies finished at number four with 13.2 seconds difference in time of Lorenzo. While his teammate Pedrosa, Andrea Dovizioso, finishing at number five with 15.3 seconds lagging. Thanks to the results in this Dutch MotoGP, Lorenzo solidly in the top of the drivers' standings with 140 values. Meanwhile, two and three positions are occupied by Pedrosa (collecting 93 points) and Dovizioso (89). The road Racing Lorenzo is ranked first step on the gas immediately after the start. He also successfully defended its position. Meanwhile, Ben Spies and Dani Pedrosa pushed up to the order of two and three after the start of the fourth and seventh positions. Just as in the British MotoGP, Lorenzo directly menggeber motor thereby creating a significant advantage over his opponents. While Pedrosa and Casey Stoner made it through the third lap Spies, make their ranks two and three. Spies position slump after him also passed by Andrea Dovizioso. Last name and then successfully defended his lead over Spies to one second. In barissan front, Stoner continues to push his bike to pass Pedrosa, but who wants disalip not let him. In front of them, who have no impediments Lorenzo continued his menggeber Yamaha, and a lapse of time of any rivals to grow. Scramble for fourth place also did not lose he exclaimed. At mid-race, Spies finally managed to pass Dovizioso. While Randy de Puniet of the order of five close Dovizioso. Three fairly close distance. Not much to tell in the front row because the trio-Pedrosa, Stoner, Lorenzo increasingly far left distance from other drivers. Lorenzo himself could not be pursued by two rival. Lorenzo eventually finish in the sequence leading with 2.9 seconds advantage over Pedrosa. While Stoner's second place finish behind by seven seconds from behind Lorenzo. While Spies was able to maintain his lead over Dovizioso and De Puniet in order to eventually finish fourth. Own Dovizioso secures fifth position after overtaking De Puniet on a corner before the finish.

Next In The ASSEN

Next we arrive at Assen, my favourite track, and once again we’re aiming for the podium

Victory Photo Jorge Lorenzo 2010 British Silverstone

Victory Photo Jorge Lorenzo 2010 British Silverstone

Ready in Silverstone

“It is a beautiful track. It was very difficult in the first few laps because it was a long time since we arrived in a new track. I think it was in Misano in 2007 and that was quite easy to learn. But this is a difficult track, very long and hard to understand and to find the braking points and the lines. I felt so strange at the beginning but by the end I was quite fast. We’ve worked really hard and I've ridden a lot of laps in order to begin to understand every corner and every straight. Unfortunately it was cold today and the asphalt was cold too, which meant that without any reference points in the beginning it was quite difficult, but hopefully tomorrow and Sunday will be better. But the first section to the chicane are very funny corners. You must be very smooth and I think also you can slide a lot in some parts of the track and I really like to ride on itJorge Lorenzo fears winning the 2010 MotoGP world championship will be a hollow victory without the formidable threat of Valentino Rossi to defeat. Speaking on the eve of this weekend’s British MotoGP clash at Silverstone in Northamptonshire, the 23-year-old said:

“It is a real pity because the world championship without Valentino loses something and also for me to fight for the title against him has more value than without. It’s a bad thing because I enjoy a lot fighting with him for the victory. You can learn a lot of things racing with him because he is a teacher for all of us. To beat him is a big pleasure but now he’s crashed and it is a completely new championship.”

Jorge Lorenzo expressed that one of his fears in winning the 2010 MotoGP world championship is that it would be a hollow victory in Valentino Rossi's absence.
Lorenzo, who wasn’t even born when the last MotoGP race was held at Silverstone back in 1986, added, “Before Valentino’s crash I beat him two times. I don’t know if that affected his mind and he crashed because of that or not, but it is a pity for everyone that Valentino is not here. Winning the world championship is always a great feeling but without Valentino then maybe it loses a little bit of its value.”

Lorenzo conceded that Rossi’s crash in Mugello might have been a distraction after he failed to muster any challenge to compatriot Dani Pedrosa in the Italian MotoGP race.

“I was a little bit confused and I didn’t change my mind because when Valentino crashed the championship changed a lot for us. After some hours after his crash and before the race, maybe it was difficult to digest this and not think too much about it. On one hand the bike didn’t work the same as in practice and from another side I didn’t race like I normally do,” said Lorenzo.

Despite the disappointment at failing to challenge Pedrosa closer in Mugello, Lorenzo is still thrilled by his flying start to the 2010 campaign. He’s claimed 90 out of 100-points up for grabs so far, saying: “I’m really happy so far and the start has been perfect for us. If someone had come to me with a piece of paper before the start of the season and say you’re going to have two wins and second places in the other races, I would have signe

Now the pressure's on Lorenzo

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Silverstone - The absence of Valentino Rossi's Jorge Lorenzo is mathematically easier to dominate the competition. But on the other hand, now leads to heavier pressure on Lorenzo. Rossi had to step aside from the racing arena for several series due to injuries acquired in the Italian GP free practice some time ago. Without Rossi, Lorenzo had the potential to swing alone in this premier class of motorcycle racing. Mathematically, yes. But the absence of The Doctor also makes the struggle for the Spaniard was even more severe. The reason Lorenzo became the only rider to beat. "The exit of Rossi gave a big change for Lorenzo. He entered the season as champions under Rossi. Now is fundamentally a chance to grab title Rossi has gone," explained Nicky Hayden, as quoted from Eurosport. "So now the pressure is greater leading to Lorenzo. It is interesting to see how he's going through all this," continued the 2006 world champion. Hayden said Lorenzo could not just play it safe. "I think Lorenzo still have to try and win the race. Four races into the future, I think it is too risky when he began racing with caution, especially by considering the difference in points between the drivers. Thus it is an absolute victory," he finished .

Jorge Lorenzo in the Tourist Trophy, "an extraordinary experience"

Published: Monday, June 14, 2010 by Michele Lallai

Edition of the Tourist Trophy is truly historic, with the en plein record by Ian Hutchinson and a thrilling race SeniorTT. End of the decade edition of the opener for the main event was Jorge Lorenzo Dainese pilot (main event sponsor) who has completed a tour of the mountain just before the Senior, the first position of Bray Hill and enjoy the show."What an extraordinary experience! Now I understand why the drivers love racing at the TT, I did one lap and I would make many others. I did some soaring and the crowd is on, there were really many people on the track, was unforgettable - Por Fuera said - I read both the TT and I often saw on TV, but nothing can prepare you to experience realWith him also Angel Nieto, who raced at the TT in '68, when the Mountain was a round of MotoGP: "It 's been a great honor to return to this historic place as a partner Dainese have very strong memories of my time here, and it is great to come back and see the TT as alive then "

Lorenzo ready Coming to the British MotoGP

From PlayStation to Reality
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London - Jorge Lorenzo is no stranger to the Silverstone circuit. He already knew him through the PlayStation game. Now the Spanish rider was required to "implement" real-world knowledge.
This weekend's MotoGP mat continues to Silverstone Circuit. Circuit located in the UK this is a track that is foreign to all drivers.
The reason this is the first time since the last 24 years the British GP held at 5.9 kilometers along this circuit.
"After the Mugello, the race is now headed Silverstone, a circuit in which none of us knew him," Lorenzo said as quoted on Eurosport.
Yamaha rider was determined to reach the podium in the race this time the top leaders in order to maintain the current standings are still in his grip.
Lorenzo has a way to realize these ambitions. "I'm going around the circuit with a scooter on Thursday. Things like this do not always do. But this time it's important (to do) because so far I am new to the game via the PlayStation and the Silverstone circuit is already experiencing a change," thoroughly

Fiat Yamaha Team announces new partnership with Fructis Garnier

Fiat Yamaha Team announces new partnership with Fructis Garnier

The Fiat Yamaha Team is delighted to announce a new sponsorship agreement today with L'Oréal Italia S.p.A, for the brand Fructis Garnier. The Fructis Garnier brand produces a popular range of hair-care products, which are sold all over the world. The company logos will be displayed on the right arms of the leathers of Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo, as well as in the team pit box and on the team trucks. "This new sponsorship with Fructis Garnier is great news for us and we're delighted to welcome such an important global brand as L'Oreal into our Yamaha MotoGP family." Said Lin Jarvis, Managing Director of Yamaha Motor Racing. "It's Garnier's first foray into MotoGP and we're looking forward to introducing them into the sport and working with them in this new partnership." "We are eager to announce our sponsorship agreement with Yamaha" Said Flavia Sampietro, General Director of Garnier-Maybelline N.Y. Italy. "Fructis represents one of the most dynamic and popular brands of Garnier. We feel close to Yamaha since we share the same passion for challenges and performance, supported by rigorous research and technology."

'Change the Mentality, Lorenzo'

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Milan - With injuries Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo is now a leading seed to be world champion. To make that happen, the former manager of Rossi to give input as well as challenges for Lorenzo.

Rossi got seriously injured so had to rest a while from the race. In fact, practically disappeared maintain opportunities Rossi MotoGP title.

After the death of Rossi, like there was "general agreement" that Lorenzo, who was memuncaki MotoGP standings with 25 points advantage from Dani Pedrosa in second position, so the champion favorite. Carlo Pernat, the manager of Loris Capirossi who also had been a manager Rossi, agreed.

However, he called Lorenzo needed a bit of changing their ways of thinking because if she used to hunt down Rossi, he's now the turn of the hunted by the other drivers.

"Lorenzo was once the number one challenger and before the incident he was driving with a goal to beat Rossi. And he could not do it," said Pernat to GPOne.

"Now with Vale do not exist, he became the person who so coveted. These things are very different and make him have to change the mentality. Maybe it happened too fast," Pernat straightforward as doubting whether Lorenzo ready to answer the challenge.

How, Lorenzo?

Lorenzo: This Podium is for Rossi

Fiat Yamaha Rider, Jorge Lorenzo, admitted, "impossible" for him to beat pebalap Repsol Honda, Dani Pedrosa, on the fourth series in 2010 MotoGP at Mugello, Italy. In the races that took place Sunday (06/06/2010) that, Lorenzo had to settle for finishing in second with 04.014 seconds difference from Pedrosa who appear dominant.

Lorenzo, who now leads the standings and is favored to embrace the first title in MotoGP, following the absence of the superstars Valentino Rossi, said that he was actually surprised by the speed of the motor bike than Pedrosa. In fact, in three series premieres, Pedrosa sluggish so it never became champion despite the chance to lead the way race.

"I was very surprised because today I want to fight for victory, let alone the whole weekend my speed is good," said Lorenzo. "When racing, I can not menggeber motors of more than (one lap) 1 minute 50.4 seconds. With a record this time, Dani (who consistently ate every lap with an average of 1 minute 49 seconds) is very hard to beat, "he said.

In this occasion the Italian GP, Lorenzo also provide the spirit and expresses the hope to Rossi. We climbed the podium, pebalap Spanish Rossi wore a t-shirt and pray that teammate is quickly recovering from a broken leg injury due to falling during the last training session, Saturday (06/05/2010) morning.

"I want victory for presentation to the Vale. However, both also had good position, and I would like to dedicate this podium to him," said the former double world champion 250 cc class is.