Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Difficult times for The Doctor


Valentino was disappointed to finish the race at the fourth place, but at the end he made another record by overtking Mick Doohan and taking the title of most prolific points-scorer ever in the premier class, with a total of 2.303 points.

We wish him to makes better next race.

At the end he says.
“Unfortunately today the conditions were not good for us at all and we had a lot of problems. In the full dry we would have been at our strongest, in full wet we would have been also quite good, but with a drying track like this we struggled a lot. I made a mistake and ran off the track when I was going the best I went during the whole race and then as the track began to dry I had less and less grip; it seems that this year, when the conditions aren’t perfect, we suffer a lot. I had to go very carefully just to be able to finish and, because we were riding with a wet tyre on a dry track, my tyre was destroyed by the end. Colin did a great job in difficult circumstances so congratulations to him. We’ve had a very long meeting tonight and now we have to try to improve the situation for Assen.”

Sunday, June 3, 2007

Rossi strikes back with sixth home win

Valentino Rossi has beaten MotoGP World Championship leader Casey Stoner for the first time in four races, by winning his home Italian Grand Prix for a record sixth time in succession.Rossi had lost points to Stoner ever since victory at round two of the championship in Jerez, when the Italian had beaten Repsol Honda's Dani Pedrosa - and it was the Spaniard, rather than the Ducati rider, who proved Rossi's closest rival at Mugello.


Riding with a large red heart on his helmet - to signify that, despite what the Italian media may think, he hasn't lost his 'heart' for a fight or love of MotoGP - Rossi was indeed forced to dug deep as he slumped from the front row to eighth at turn one, while pole sitter Stoner stormed to an early lead for the home manufacturer.