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http://www.ducatinewstoday.com/2010/08/ducati-ceo-confirms-rossi-and-hayden-for-2011/#more-7365
Valentino Rossi joining Ducati in MotoGP has switched from a crazy rumor to rampant expectation of an almost anti-climactic nature as we await the Doctor himself to advise of his decision formally at Brno. Having said that, there has never been any formal comment from the man himself or Ducati that he has actually signed….until now.
None other than the boss himself, Ducati CEO, Gabriele Del Torchio has clearly stated in an interview given to Cycle World Magazine contributor Bruno dePrato that Rossi will be in Red next year on board the companies Ducati Desmosedici racer.
“Nicky is a wonderful person and a great rider. This year, he greatly contributed to improving our Desmosedici racer. Next year, he and Valentino will hone the bike to its ultimate winning potential.”
This also appears to have surprised the PR people at Ducati. For just hours after the Cycle World article appeared on the internet, Ducati have issued a press release denying that Del Torchio made any admission that Rossi had been signed at all. The full text of the press release reads:
Regarding the recent allegations attributed to Gabriele Del Torchio - Ducati CEO and President, Ducati states that no agreement has been reached with the riders Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden for the future Moto GP season, although our interest in these riders remains.
We would like to say that the recent news which has appeared on the US website Cycle World and other websites has been misreported and must be attributed to the many rumors circulating lately.
Whether and when an agreement is reached, official press releases will be issued.
http://motomatters.com/news/2010/08/04/and_it_s_off_again_ducati_officially_den.html
Well I had a wet patch for about a minute !
Del Torchio’s comments also confirm that Nicky Hayden will still be factory Ducati mounted next year as was widely anticipated given his stronger performance this year. So there you have it. Presumably the formal announcement will come some time during the Brno racing scheduled for August 15th, most likely on the Sunday following the race, if not in a pre-race press conference. Wouldn’t it be nice for Rossi to announce his future intentions and then go on to victory on Sunday!
Valentino Rossi joining Ducati in MotoGP has switched from a crazy rumor to rampant expectation of an almost anti-climactic nature as we await the Doctor himself to advise of his decision formally at Brno. Having said that, there has never been any formal comment from the man himself or Ducati that he has actually signed….until now.
None other than the boss himself, Ducati CEO, Gabriele Del Torchio has clearly stated in an interview given to Cycle World Magazine contributor Bruno dePrato that Rossi will be in Red next year on board the companies Ducati Desmosedici racer.
“Nicky is a wonderful person and a great rider. This year, he greatly contributed to improving our Desmosedici racer. Next year, he and Valentino will hone the bike to its ultimate winning potential.”
This also appears to have surprised the PR people at Ducati. For just hours after the Cycle World article appeared on the internet, Ducati have issued a press release denying that Del Torchio made any admission that Rossi had been signed at all. The full text of the press release reads:
Regarding the recent allegations attributed to Gabriele Del Torchio - Ducati CEO and President, Ducati states that no agreement has been reached with the riders Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden for the future Moto GP season, although our interest in these riders remains.
We would like to say that the recent news which has appeared on the US website Cycle World and other websites has been misreported and must be attributed to the many rumors circulating lately.
Whether and when an agreement is reached, official press releases will be issued.
http://motomatters.com/news/2010/08/04/and_it_s_off_again_ducati_officially_den.html
Well I had a wet patch for about a minute !
Del Torchio’s comments also confirm that Nicky Hayden will still be factory Ducati mounted next year as was widely anticipated given his stronger performance this year. So there you have it. Presumably the formal announcement will come some time during the Brno racing scheduled for August 15th, most likely on the Sunday following the race, if not in a pre-race press conference. Wouldn’t it be nice for Rossi to announce his future intentions and then go on to victory on Sunday!
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CARDION AB GRAND PRIX CESKÉ REPUBLIKYMotoGP Qualifying Practice Classification
Brno, Saturday, August 14, 2010
Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.126Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda303.41'56.508
211Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha298.01'56.8460.338 / 0.338399Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha296.41'56.8650.357 / 0.019427Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati298.71'56.8680.360 / 0.003546Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha294.91'57.0590.551 / 0.19164Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda298.31'57.1170.609 / 0.05875Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha294.91'57.2220.714 / 0.105869Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati294.71'57.6351.127 / 0.413940Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati298.31'57.9601.452 / 0.3251065Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki295.21'57.9811.473 / 0.0211114Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda295.91'58.0891.581 / 0.1081258Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda294.51'58.1691.661 / 0.0801336Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati295.51'58.1821.674 / 0.0131433Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda298.41'58.4301.922 / 0.2481515Alex DE ANGELISRSMInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda297.71'58.5222.014 / 0.0921641Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati290.61'58.7002.192 / 0.178
19Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki
Weather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 25º| Humidity: 61%| Ground: 38ºRecords:
Fastest Lap: Lap: 23Dani PEDROSA1'56.508166.9 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'56.670166.7 Km/hBest Lap:2009Valentino ROSSI1'56.145167.5 Km/h
Brno, Saturday, August 14, 2010
Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.126Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda303.41'56.508
211Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha298.01'56.8460.338 / 0.338399Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha296.41'56.8650.357 / 0.019427Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati298.71'56.8680.360 / 0.003546Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha294.91'57.0590.551 / 0.19164Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda298.31'57.1170.609 / 0.05875Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha294.91'57.2220.714 / 0.105869Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati294.71'57.6351.127 / 0.413940Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati298.31'57.9601.452 / 0.3251065Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki295.21'57.9811.473 / 0.0211114Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda295.91'58.0891.581 / 0.1081258Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda294.51'58.1691.661 / 0.0801336Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati295.51'58.1821.674 / 0.0131433Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda298.41'58.4301.922 / 0.2481515Alex DE ANGELISRSMInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda297.71'58.5222.014 / 0.0921641Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati290.61'58.7002.192 / 0.178
19Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki
Weather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 25º| Humidity: 61%| Ground: 38ºRecords:
Fastest Lap: Lap: 23Dani PEDROSA1'56.508166.9 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'56.670166.7 Km/hBest Lap:2009Valentino ROSSI1'56.145167.5 Km/h
Yamaha and Valentino Rossi to part company at end of 2010
Sunday, 15 August 2010
The Japanese factory has announced that their seven-year partnership with the reigning World Champion will come to an end once the current season concludes.
Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. would like to announce that the partnership between Valentino Rossi and Yamaha will come to an end at the close of the season, when Valentino will move on to new challenges.
Yamaha and Valentino have enjoyed seven fantastic seasons of racing, during which time they have won four MotoGP World Championships together.
Valentino has played a huge part in the history of Yamaha and he will always remain an important part of Yamaha's heritage. Yamaha is extremely grateful for Valentino's contributions to its racing successes over the past seven years and it would like to wish him the very best in his future racing endeavours.
Yamaha will be putting all its efforts into ensuring a successful and happy end to the partnership over the remaining races.
Lin Jarvis, Managing Director of Yamaha Motor Racing, said "On behalf of the Yamaha Motor Group, I would like to express our sincere gratitude for the amazing seven years that we have spent together. Valentino joined Yamaha in 2004 at a moment when Yamaha was struggling in road racing after eleven seasons without a championship victory. Valentino's victory at his first GP race for Yamaha in South Africa in 2004 was an incredible moment and was just the first of many more race wins that have thrilled MotoGP fans and Yamaha fans around the world. His unsurpassed skills as a racer and a development rider enabled him to win four MotoGP world titles to date with us and helped Yamaha develop the YZR-M1 into the ‘the bike of reference' for the MotoGP class.”
"There have been so many wonderful experiences and victories and we are very proud to have been able to make history together. Whilst we regret Vale's decision to move on, at the same time we fully respect his decision to search for a new challenge and we wish him the very best for 2011 and beyond.
"For the remaining eight races of 2010 Valentino will remain a Yamaha Factory rider. As such he will continue to benefit from our full support and we hope and expect to see some more race wins with him ‘in blue' before the season is over!"
Rossi stated: "It is very difficult to explain in just a few words what my relationship with Yamaha has been in these past seven years.”
"Many things have changed since that far-off time in 2004, but especially ‘she', my M1, has changed. At that time she was a poor middle-grid position MotoGP bike, derided by most of the riders and the MotoGP workers. Now, after having helped her to grow and improve, you can see her smiling in her garage, courted and admired, treated as the ‘top of the class'.”
"The list of the people that made this transformation possible is very long, but I would like to thank anyway Masao Furusawa, Masahiko Nakajima and ‘my' Hiroya Atsumi, as representatives of all the engineers that worked hard to change the face of our M1. Then Jeremy Burgess and all my guys in the garage, who took care of her with love on all the tracks of the world and also all the men and women that have worked in the Yamaha team during these years.”
"Now the moment has come to look for new challenges; my work here at Yamaha is finished. Unfortunately even the most beautiful love stories finish, but they leave a lot of wonderful memories, like when my M1 and I kissed for the first time on the grass at Welkom, when she looked straight in my eyes and told me ‘I love you!'"
You can see Rossi’s handwritten note in Italian by clicking here.
Press release courtesy of Fiat Yamaha
Sunday, 15 August 2010
The Japanese factory has announced that their seven-year partnership with the reigning World Champion will come to an end once the current season concludes.
Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. would like to announce that the partnership between Valentino Rossi and Yamaha will come to an end at the close of the season, when Valentino will move on to new challenges.Yamaha and Valentino have enjoyed seven fantastic seasons of racing, during which time they have won four MotoGP World Championships together.
Valentino has played a huge part in the history of Yamaha and he will always remain an important part of Yamaha's heritage. Yamaha is extremely grateful for Valentino's contributions to its racing successes over the past seven years and it would like to wish him the very best in his future racing endeavours.
Yamaha will be putting all its efforts into ensuring a successful and happy end to the partnership over the remaining races.
Lin Jarvis, Managing Director of Yamaha Motor Racing, said "On behalf of the Yamaha Motor Group, I would like to express our sincere gratitude for the amazing seven years that we have spent together. Valentino joined Yamaha in 2004 at a moment when Yamaha was struggling in road racing after eleven seasons without a championship victory. Valentino's victory at his first GP race for Yamaha in South Africa in 2004 was an incredible moment and was just the first of many more race wins that have thrilled MotoGP fans and Yamaha fans around the world. His unsurpassed skills as a racer and a development rider enabled him to win four MotoGP world titles to date with us and helped Yamaha develop the YZR-M1 into the ‘the bike of reference' for the MotoGP class.”
"There have been so many wonderful experiences and victories and we are very proud to have been able to make history together. Whilst we regret Vale's decision to move on, at the same time we fully respect his decision to search for a new challenge and we wish him the very best for 2011 and beyond.
"For the remaining eight races of 2010 Valentino will remain a Yamaha Factory rider. As such he will continue to benefit from our full support and we hope and expect to see some more race wins with him ‘in blue' before the season is over!"
Rossi stated: "It is very difficult to explain in just a few words what my relationship with Yamaha has been in these past seven years.”
"Many things have changed since that far-off time in 2004, but especially ‘she', my M1, has changed. At that time she was a poor middle-grid position MotoGP bike, derided by most of the riders and the MotoGP workers. Now, after having helped her to grow and improve, you can see her smiling in her garage, courted and admired, treated as the ‘top of the class'.”
"The list of the people that made this transformation possible is very long, but I would like to thank anyway Masao Furusawa, Masahiko Nakajima and ‘my' Hiroya Atsumi, as representatives of all the engineers that worked hard to change the face of our M1. Then Jeremy Burgess and all my guys in the garage, who took care of her with love on all the tracks of the world and also all the men and women that have worked in the Yamaha team during these years.”
"Now the moment has come to look for new challenges; my work here at Yamaha is finished. Unfortunately even the most beautiful love stories finish, but they leave a lot of wonderful memories, like when my M1 and I kissed for the first time on the grass at Welkom, when she looked straight in my eyes and told me ‘I love you!'"
You can see Rossi’s handwritten note in Italian by clicking here.
Press release courtesy of Fiat Yamaha
CARDION AB GRAND PRIX CESKÉ REPUBLIKYMotoGP Race Classification
Brno, Sunday, August 15, 2010
Pos.PointsNum.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTime/Gap12599Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha164.443'22.63822026Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda164.1+5.49431627Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati163.7+11.42641311Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha163.6+13.72351146Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha163.3+17.93061069Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati162.7+26.815795Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha162.3+33.3968833Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda162.0+39.4069740Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati162.0+39.63910614Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda161.9+40.89311558Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda161.8+42.03212441Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati161.5+47.09113315Alex DE ANGELISRSMInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda161.2+51.368Not Classified
19Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki161.81 Lap
36Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati160.915 Laps
4Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda149.716 Laps
65Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki151.521 LapsWeather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 26º| Humidity: 43%| Ground: 40ºRecords:
Pole Lap: Dani PEDROSA1'56.508166.9 Km/hFastest Lap: Lap: 11Jorge LORENZO1'57.524165.5 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'56.670166.7 Km/hBest Lap:2009Valentino ROSSI1'56.145167.5 Km/h
Brno, Sunday, August 15, 2010
Pos.PointsNum.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTime/Gap12599Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha164.443'22.63822026Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda164.1+5.49431627Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati163.7+11.42641311Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha163.6+13.72351146Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha163.3+17.93061069Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati162.7+26.815795Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha162.3+33.3968833Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda162.0+39.4069740Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati162.0+39.63910614Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda161.9+40.89311558Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda161.8+42.03212441Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati161.5+47.09113315Alex DE ANGELISRSMInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda161.2+51.368Not Classified
19Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki161.81 Lap
36Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati160.915 Laps
4Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda149.716 Laps
65Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki151.521 LapsWeather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 26º| Humidity: 43%| Ground: 40ºRecords:
Pole Lap: Dani PEDROSA1'56.508166.9 Km/hFastest Lap: Lap: 11Jorge LORENZO1'57.524165.5 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'56.670166.7 Km/hBest Lap:2009Valentino ROSSI1'56.145167.5 Km/h
Rossi: “My work at Yamaha is finished”
Monday, 16 August 2010
The Italian has spoken to motogp.com about the reasons behind his decision to make the switch to Ducati for the 2011 season.
Rossi on decision to make change
After weeks of speculation in the MotoGP paddock official confirmation came from Yamaha, Ducati and Valentino Rossi on Sunday at Brno that the reigning World Champion would make the switch from the Japanese to the Italian factory for the 2011 season.
Speaking about his decision to seek a new challenge in the next instalment of his illustrious career Rossi, who has won four MotoGP World Championships in his time with Yamaha, explained the motivation for his change following a seven-year relationship with the manufacturer.
“I think that here in Yamaha my work is finished,” said Rossi. “The situation within Yamaha has changed a lot since 2004. Now the M1 is maybe the best bike in MotoGP, Yamaha have great riders, so it looks like they don’t need me any more.”
Rossi has penned a two-year deal with Ducati and is extremely excited at the prospect of linking up with the Bologna factory. “I’m very curious and very motivated for this new challenge and I think it will be very interesting,” he stated.
“I think an Italian rider on an Italian bike will be great for all Italian fans. I think we’ll have a lot of fans cheering for us.”
Attention has already turned to the end-of-season test at Valencia in November where Rossi hopes to test the Ducati Desmosedici for the first time, but a decision on whether he will be able to due to contractual commitments is yet to be made.
“If Yamaha say no I’ll be very upset and sad,” said the 31 year-old. “Only Honda have said no to me in the past and that relationship was very different to the one between me and Yamaha. If I can’t do it then I don’t understand the relationship between me and Yamaha!”
Monday, 16 August 2010
The Italian has spoken to motogp.com about the reasons behind his decision to make the switch to Ducati for the 2011 season.
Rossi on decision to make change
After weeks of speculation in the MotoGP paddock official confirmation came from Yamaha, Ducati and Valentino Rossi on Sunday at Brno that the reigning World Champion would make the switch from the Japanese to the Italian factory for the 2011 season.
Speaking about his decision to seek a new challenge in the next instalment of his illustrious career Rossi, who has won four MotoGP World Championships in his time with Yamaha, explained the motivation for his change following a seven-year relationship with the manufacturer.
“I think that here in Yamaha my work is finished,” said Rossi. “The situation within Yamaha has changed a lot since 2004. Now the M1 is maybe the best bike in MotoGP, Yamaha have great riders, so it looks like they don’t need me any more.”
Rossi has penned a two-year deal with Ducati and is extremely excited at the prospect of linking up with the Bologna factory. “I’m very curious and very motivated for this new challenge and I think it will be very interesting,” he stated.
“I think an Italian rider on an Italian bike will be great for all Italian fans. I think we’ll have a lot of fans cheering for us.”
Attention has already turned to the end-of-season test at Valencia in November where Rossi hopes to test the Ducati Desmosedici for the first time, but a decision on whether he will be able to due to contractual commitments is yet to be made.
“If Yamaha say no I’ll be very upset and sad,” said the 31 year-old. “Only Honda have said no to me in the past and that relationship was very different to the one between me and Yamaha. If I can’t do it then I don’t understand the relationship between me and Yamaha!”
rossi + ducati = WIN
Spies secures superb first ever MotoGP pole at Indianapolis
Saturday, 28 August 2010
The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider took his debut MotoGP pole position in qualifying for the Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix, with Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo and another American in Nicky Hayden completing the front row.
Indianapolis 2010 - MotoGP - QP - highlights
Ben Spies will start a MotoGP race from pole position for the first time on Sunday at Indianapolis after the rookie laid down a fantastic hot lap in qualifying. The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rookie posted a best time of 1’40.105 on his 26th of 28 laps, delighting the home crowd and enjoying another highlight in what has already been an eventful weekend following confirmation of his factory ride for 2011.
Spies secures superb first ever MotoGP pole at Indianapolis | The Official MotoGP Website
RED BULL INDIANAPOLIS GRAND PRIXMotoGP Qualifying Practice Classification
Indianapolis, Saturday, August 28, 2010
Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.111Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha312.61'40.105
299Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha312.51'40.3250.220 / 0.220369Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati313.71'40.3360.231 / 0.01144Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda315.31'40.5590.454 / 0.223526Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda317.31'40.6370.532 / 0.078627Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati315.51'40.6640.559 / 0.027746Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha311.91'41.0050.900 / 0.341858Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda314.51'41.0920.987 / 0.08795Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha314.21'41.2321.127 / 0.1401065Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki310.31'41.5121.407 / 0.2801119Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki315.41'41.5341.429 / 0.0221233Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda317.11'41.6231.518 / 0.089137Hiroshi AOYAMAJPNInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda314.81'41.6311.526 / 0.0081441Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati308.81'41.6491.544 / 0.0181536Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati311.01'41.8561.751 / 0.2071640Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati318.01'41.8961.791 / 0.0401714Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda311.81'41.9231.818 / 0.027Weather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 33º| Humidity: 15%| Ground: 54ºRecords:
Fastest Lap: Lap: 26Ben SPIES1'40.105151.6 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'40.152151.5 Km/hBest Lap:2009Dani PEDROSA1'39.730152.2 Km/h
Saturday, 28 August 2010
The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider took his debut MotoGP pole position in qualifying for the Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix, with Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo and another American in Nicky Hayden completing the front row.
Indianapolis 2010 - MotoGP - QP - highlights
Ben Spies will start a MotoGP race from pole position for the first time on Sunday at Indianapolis after the rookie laid down a fantastic hot lap in qualifying. The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rookie posted a best time of 1’40.105 on his 26th of 28 laps, delighting the home crowd and enjoying another highlight in what has already been an eventful weekend following confirmation of his factory ride for 2011.
Spies secures superb first ever MotoGP pole at Indianapolis | The Official MotoGP Website
RED BULL INDIANAPOLIS GRAND PRIXMotoGP Qualifying Practice Classification
Indianapolis, Saturday, August 28, 2010
Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.111Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha312.61'40.105
299Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha312.51'40.3250.220 / 0.220369Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati313.71'40.3360.231 / 0.01144Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda315.31'40.5590.454 / 0.223526Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda317.31'40.6370.532 / 0.078627Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati315.51'40.6640.559 / 0.027746Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha311.91'41.0050.900 / 0.341858Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda314.51'41.0920.987 / 0.08795Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha314.21'41.2321.127 / 0.1401065Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki310.31'41.5121.407 / 0.2801119Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki315.41'41.5341.429 / 0.0221233Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda317.11'41.6231.518 / 0.089137Hiroshi AOYAMAJPNInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda314.81'41.6311.526 / 0.0081441Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati308.81'41.6491.544 / 0.0181536Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati311.01'41.8561.751 / 0.2071640Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati318.01'41.8961.791 / 0.0401714Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda311.81'41.9231.818 / 0.027Weather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 33º| Humidity: 15%| Ground: 54ºRecords:
Fastest Lap: Lap: 26Ben SPIES1'40.105151.6 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'40.152151.5 Km/hBest Lap:2009Dani PEDROSA1'39.730152.2 Km/h
Spies secures superb first ever MotoGP pole at Indianapolis
Saturday, 28 August 2010
The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider took his debut MotoGP pole position in qualifying for the Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix, with Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo and another American in Nicky Hayden completing the front row.
Indianapolis 2010 - MotoGP - QP - highlights
Ben Spies will start a MotoGP race from pole position for the first time on Sunday at Indianapolis after the rookie laid down a fantastic hot lap in qualifying. The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rookie posted a best time of 1’40.105 on his 26th of 28 laps, delighting the home crowd and enjoying another highlight in what has already been an eventful weekend following confirmation of his factory ride for 2011.
Spies secures superb first ever MotoGP pole at Indianapolis | The Official MotoGP Website
RED BULL INDIANAPOLIS GRAND PRIXMotoGP Qualifying Practice Classification
Indianapolis, Saturday, August 28, 2010
Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.111Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha312.61'40.105
299Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha312.51'40.3250.220 / 0.220369Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati313.71'40.3360.231 / 0.01144Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda315.31'40.5590.454 / 0.223526Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda317.31'40.6370.532 / 0.078627Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati315.51'40.6640.559 / 0.027746Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha311.91'41.0050.900 / 0.341858Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda314.51'41.0920.987 / 0.08795Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha314.21'41.2321.127 / 0.1401065Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki310.31'41.5121.407 / 0.2801119Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki315.41'41.5341.429 / 0.0221233Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda317.11'41.6231.518 / 0.089137Hiroshi AOYAMAJPNInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda314.81'41.6311.526 / 0.0081441Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati308.81'41.6491.544 / 0.0181536Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati311.01'41.8561.751 / 0.2071640Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati318.01'41.8961.791 / 0.0401714Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda311.81'41.9231.818 / 0.027Weather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 33º| Humidity: 15%| Ground: 54ºRecords:
Fastest Lap: Lap: 26Ben SPIES1'40.105151.6 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'40.152151.5 Km/hBest Lap:2009Dani PEDROSA1'39.730152.2 Km/h
Saturday, 28 August 2010
The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider took his debut MotoGP pole position in qualifying for the Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix, with Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo and another American in Nicky Hayden completing the front row.
Indianapolis 2010 - MotoGP - QP - highlights
Ben Spies will start a MotoGP race from pole position for the first time on Sunday at Indianapolis after the rookie laid down a fantastic hot lap in qualifying. The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rookie posted a best time of 1’40.105 on his 26th of 28 laps, delighting the home crowd and enjoying another highlight in what has already been an eventful weekend following confirmation of his factory ride for 2011.
Spies secures superb first ever MotoGP pole at Indianapolis | The Official MotoGP Website
RED BULL INDIANAPOLIS GRAND PRIXMotoGP Qualifying Practice Classification
Indianapolis, Saturday, August 28, 2010
Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.111Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha312.61'40.105
299Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha312.51'40.3250.220 / 0.220369Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati313.71'40.3360.231 / 0.01144Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda315.31'40.5590.454 / 0.223526Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda317.31'40.6370.532 / 0.078627Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati315.51'40.6640.559 / 0.027746Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha311.91'41.0050.900 / 0.341858Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda314.51'41.0920.987 / 0.08795Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha314.21'41.2321.127 / 0.1401065Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki310.31'41.5121.407 / 0.2801119Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki315.41'41.5341.429 / 0.0221233Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda317.11'41.6231.518 / 0.089137Hiroshi AOYAMAJPNInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda314.81'41.6311.526 / 0.0081441Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati308.81'41.6491.544 / 0.0181536Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati311.01'41.8561.751 / 0.2071640Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati318.01'41.8961.791 / 0.0401714Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda311.81'41.9231.818 / 0.027Weather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 33º| Humidity: 15%| Ground: 54ºRecords:
Fastest Lap: Lap: 26Ben SPIES1'40.105151.6 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'40.152151.5 Km/hBest Lap:2009Dani PEDROSA1'39.730152.2 Km/h
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Pos.Num.RiderNationTeamBikeKm/hTimeGap 1st/Prev.
1
11 Ben SPIES USA Monster Yamaha Tech3Yamaha 312.61'40.105
2
99 Jorge LORENZO SPA Fiat Yamaha TeamYamaha 312.51'40.3250.220 / 0.220
3
69 Nicky HAYDEN USA Ducati TeamDucati 313.71'40.3360.231 / 0.011
4
4 Andrea DOVIZIOSO ITA Repsol Honda TeamHonda 315.31'40.5590.454 / 0.223
5
26 Dani PEDROSA SPA Repsol Honda TeamHonda 317.31'40.6370.532 / 0.078
6
27 Casey STONER AUS Ducati TeamDucati 315.51'40.6640.559 / 0.027
7
46 Valentino ROSSI ITA Fiat Yamaha TeamYamaha 311.91'41.0050.900 / 0.341
8
58 Marco SIMONCELLI ITA San Carlo Honda GresiniHonda 314.51'41.0920.987 / 0.087
9
5 Colin EDWARDS USA Monster Yamaha Tech3Yamaha 314.21'41.2321.127 / 0.140
10
65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA Rizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki 310.31'41.5121.407 / 0.280
11
19 Alvaro BAUTISTA SPA Rizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki 315.41'41.5341.429 / 0.022
12
33 Marco MELANDRI ITA San Carlo Honda GresiniHonda 317.11'41.6231.518 / 0.089
13
7 Hiroshi AOYAMA JPN Interwetten Honda MotoGPHonda 314.81'41.6311.526 / 0.008
14
41 Aleix ESPARGARO SPA Pramac Racing TeamDucati 308.81'41.6491.544 / 0.018
15
36 Mika KALLIO FIN Pramac Racing TeamDucati 311.01'41.8561.751 / 0.207
16
40 Hector BARBERA SPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati318.01'41.8961.791 / 0.040
17
14 Randy DE PUNIET FRA LCR Honda MotoGPHonda 311.81'41.9231.818 / 0.027
1
11 Ben SPIES USA Monster Yamaha Tech3Yamaha 312.61'40.105
2
99 Jorge LORENZO SPA Fiat Yamaha TeamYamaha 312.51'40.3250.220 / 0.220
3
69 Nicky HAYDEN USA Ducati TeamDucati 313.71'40.3360.231 / 0.011
4
4 Andrea DOVIZIOSO ITA Repsol Honda TeamHonda 315.31'40.5590.454 / 0.223
5
26 Dani PEDROSA SPA Repsol Honda TeamHonda 317.31'40.6370.532 / 0.078
6
27 Casey STONER AUS Ducati TeamDucati 315.51'40.6640.559 / 0.027
7
46 Valentino ROSSI ITA Fiat Yamaha TeamYamaha 311.91'41.0050.900 / 0.341
8
58 Marco SIMONCELLI ITA San Carlo Honda GresiniHonda 314.51'41.0920.987 / 0.087
9
5 Colin EDWARDS USA Monster Yamaha Tech3Yamaha 314.21'41.2321.127 / 0.140
10
65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA Rizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki 310.31'41.5121.407 / 0.280
11
19 Alvaro BAUTISTA SPA Rizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki 315.41'41.5341.429 / 0.022
12
33 Marco MELANDRI ITA San Carlo Honda GresiniHonda 317.11'41.6231.518 / 0.089
13
7 Hiroshi AOYAMA JPN Interwetten Honda MotoGPHonda 314.81'41.6311.526 / 0.008
14
41 Aleix ESPARGARO SPA Pramac Racing TeamDucati 308.81'41.6491.544 / 0.018
15
36 Mika KALLIO FIN Pramac Racing TeamDucati 311.01'41.8561.751 / 0.207
16
40 Hector BARBERA SPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati318.01'41.8961.791 / 0.040
17
14 Randy DE PUNIET FRA LCR Honda MotoGPHonda 311.81'41.9231.818 / 0.027
12526Dani PEDROSASPARepsol Honda TeamHonda149.047'31.61522011Ben SPIESUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha148.8+3.57531699Jorge LORENZOSPAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha148.7+6.81241346Valentino ROSSIITAFiat Yamaha TeamYamaha148.4+12.6335114Andrea DOVIZIOSOITARepsol Honda TeamHonda147.9+21.88561069Nicky HAYDENUSADucati TeamDucati147.2+35.1387958Marco SIMONCELLIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda147.1+36.7408819Alvaro BAUTISTASPARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki147.1+36.8259741Aleix ESPARGAROSPAPramac Racing TeamDucati146.7+44.90510640Hector BARBERASPAPaginas Amarillas AsparDucati146.4+51.36811565Loris CAPIROSSIITARizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzuki146.2+55.3861247Hiroshi AOYAMAJPNInterwetten Honda MotoGPHonda146.1+57.90313314Randy DE PUNIETFRALCR Honda MotoGPHonda145.8+1'04.139Not Classified
36Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati147.110 Laps
5Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha134.212 Laps
27Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati147.321 Laps
33Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda143.526 LapsWeather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 35º| Humidity: 26%| Ground: 56ºRecords:
Pole Lap: Ben SPIES1'40.105151.6 Km/hFastest Lap: Lap: 11Dani PEDROSA1'40.896150.4 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'40.152151.5 Km/hBest Lap:2009Dani PEDROSA1'39.730152.2 Km/h
36Mika KALLIOFINPramac Racing TeamDucati147.110 Laps
5Colin EDWARDSUSAMonster Yamaha Tech 3Yamaha134.212 Laps
27Casey STONERAUSDucati TeamDucati147.321 Laps
33Marco MELANDRIITASan Carlo Honda GresiniHonda143.526 LapsWeather Conditions:
| Track Condition: Dry| Air: 35º| Humidity: 26%| Ground: 56ºRecords:
Pole Lap: Ben SPIES1'40.105151.6 Km/hFastest Lap: Lap: 11Dani PEDROSA1'40.896150.4 Km/hCircuit Record Lap: 2009Jorge LORENZO1'40.152151.5 Km/hBest Lap:2009Dani PEDROSA1'39.730152.2 Km/h
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wino;24523 said:
not really, just quoted and sorted so it made sense
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