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With this being MotoGP’s last stop at Donington for the foreseeable future, the British venue seems to be putting its best foot forward. Agreeable weather, rabid fans, and close qualifying makes Sunday’s race and send off that much more enjoyable. It won’t be all clear skies though, Sunday’s weather forecast is showing some rain, and undoubtedly riders are practicing their bike swapping out in their minds.
Fiat-Yamaha continues to be the standard in the paddock, with Rossi grabbing another pole position, and Lorenzo just barely losing his second place start to Dani Pedrosa in the closing minutes of the qualifying session. The Ducati’s showed a particular disagreement with the course, struggling to find a proper setup. While Casey Stoner managed a 4th place spot on the grid, the rest of the Ducatisi are 4th row and back.
Results from MotoGP at the British GP at Donington Park:
PosNo.RiderBikeTimeDiffDiff. Prev.146Valentino ROSSIYAMAHA1′28.11623Dani PEDROSAHONDA1′28.2110.0950.095399Jorge LORENZOYAMAHA1′28.4020.2860.191427Casey STONERDUCATI1′28.4460.3300.04454Andrea DOVIZIOSOHONDA1′28.7780.6620.33265Colin EDWARDSYAMAHA1′28.8650.7490.087733Marco MELANDRIKAWASAKI1′29.0650.9490.200824Toni ELIASHONDA1′29.1751.0590.110952James TOSELANDYAMAHA1′29.2701.1540.0951014Randy DE PUNIETHONDA1′29.4341.3180.1641136Mika KALLIODUCATI1′29.5991.4830.1651215Alex DE ANGELISHONDA1′29.6001.4840.001137Chris VERMEULENSUZUKI1′30.0981.9820.4981465Loris CAPIROSSISUZUKI1′30.1532.0370.0551569Nicky HAYDENDUCATI1′30.2682.1520.1151688Niccolo CANEPADUCATI1′30.5722.4560.3041741Gabor TALMACSIHONDA1′31.1933.0770.621
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With this being MotoGP’s last stop at Donington for the foreseeable future, the British venue seems to be putting its best foot forward. Agreeable weather, rabid fans, and close qualifying makes Sunday’s race and send off that much more enjoyable. It won’t be all clear skies though, Sunday’s weather forecast is showing some rain, and undoubtedly riders are practicing their bike swapping out in their minds.
Fiat-Yamaha continues to be the standard in the paddock, with Rossi grabbing another pole position, and Lorenzo just barely losing his second place start to Dani Pedrosa in the closing minutes of the qualifying session. The Ducati’s showed a particular disagreement with the course, struggling to find a proper setup. While Casey Stoner managed a 4th place spot on the grid, the rest of the Ducatisi are 4th row and back.
Results from MotoGP at the British GP at Donington Park:
PosNo.RiderBikeTimeDiffDiff. Prev.146Valentino ROSSIYAMAHA1′28.11623Dani PEDROSAHONDA1′28.2110.0950.095399Jorge LORENZOYAMAHA1′28.4020.2860.191427Casey STONERDUCATI1′28.4460.3300.04454Andrea DOVIZIOSOHONDA1′28.7780.6620.33265Colin EDWARDSYAMAHA1′28.8650.7490.087733Marco MELANDRIKAWASAKI1′29.0650.9490.200824Toni ELIASHONDA1′29.1751.0590.110952James TOSELANDYAMAHA1′29.2701.1540.0951014Randy DE PUNIETHONDA1′29.4341.3180.1641136Mika KALLIODUCATI1′29.5991.4830.1651215Alex DE ANGELISHONDA1′29.6001.4840.001137Chris VERMEULENSUZUKI1′30.0981.9820.4981465Loris CAPIROSSISUZUKI1′30.1532.0370.0551569Nicky HAYDENDUCATI1′30.2682.1520.1151688Niccolo CANEPADUCATI1′30.5722.4560.3041741Gabor TALMACSIHONDA1′31.1933.0770.621
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