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Pedrosa destroys the competition in Barcelona

Spain’s Dani Pedrosa won today’s Gran Premi Cinzano de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain much to the delight of his countrymen. He fared much better than fellow Spaniard, Jorge Lorenzo who suffered a concussion in a crash during Friday practice. Lorenzo sat out the GP on Sunday and was hospitalized for observation, and further examination of whether or not he will need a skin graft on a couple of fingers. We wish Jorge the best in getting back on the bike and in competition soon. Lorenzo started second and took a commanding lead from the start, passing polesitter, Casey Stoner, for first place going into turn one. The field cleared turn one with Lorenzo, Stoner, and Doviziso in the top three. Dovizioso jumped to second quickly as Stoner struggled on lap one. The fans, all 130,000 of them, stood on their feet, and were going crazy for Lorenzo at the start. The Spanish fans love their motorcycle racing. After the first two laps, Stoner was able to gather up his first... 

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MotoGP battle heats up at mid-season

July brings us the middle of summer, and for MotoGP fans, it also marks the mid-season point for the series schedule. And as the summer temperatures are heating up as fast as the points battle in MotoGP. Early in the season Dani Pedrosa and Valentino Rossi looked as if they would make the championship a two-horse race Pedrosa has had an incredible season to this point, and has put in some dominating performances. He absolutely blew the rest of the field away in Barcelona, and his riding has... 
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July 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment

MotoGP Shanghai shakedown

MotoGP is back on this weekend, and they are taking their two-wheel frenzy to the Far East at the China GP. Jorge Lorenzo is hot off of his maiden MotoGP win, is looking to take his Fiat Yamaha to the front again, but surely Dani Pedrosa will have something to say about that. James Toseland who has made more waves in the press than on the racetrack, has announced that he will be on the podium in the next few weeks. Toseland claims that his move from the 2007 to the current Yamaha engine will be... 
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April 30, 2008 | 1 Comment

MotoGP off-week quick hits

Rumor: Is Nicki Hayden headed to Ducati in 2009? The MotoGP series has another off weekend coming up as the teams prepare to go to China, but an obscure rumor has surfaced that suggests that Nikki Hayden might be headed to Ducati in 2009. Guerin Green of the Cherry Creek News reports on rumors from Italy that the Kentucky Kid might make the jump next year. Apparently the scenario would involve a bunch of musical chairs with either Andrea Dovizioso or Marco Melandri moving into Hayden’s ride,... 
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April 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Lorenzo ties on the bow, wins Portugal GP

Jorge Lorenzo dominated the weekend in Portugal by taking the pole, posting the fastest race lap, and winning the Grand Prix of Portugal. The win marked the first MotoGP win for Lorenzo, which comes as no surprise. The 2006 and 2007 250cc World Champ has been incredibly fast out of the gate in 2008, posting three consecutive pole positions in three qualifying attempts. The rest of the MotoGP field has been put on notice by the young Spaniard, who looks more and more to be the new favorite to... 
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April 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Lorenzo quickest again in GP of Portugal qualifying

Jorge Lorenzo has again put his Yamaha team at the top of the time sheets in final qualifying for the MotoGP Grand Prix of Portugal. Lorenzo was able to hold off fellow countryman, Dani Pedrosa, who briefly possessed the provisional pole after Friday’s qualifying session. Lorenzo’s American teammate, Nicki Hayden, qualified fourth, and only got edged out of P3 by 27-thousands of a second by Valentino Rossi of Italy. James Toseland, the British newcomer and fan favorite, qualified sixth... 
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April 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment