Malaysian MotoGp 2010 SPOILERS

Pedrosa Certain To Miss Sepang MotoGP Round







DANI PEDROSA – World Championship Position 2nd – 228 points



"I am still very stiff in my neck and across the back of my shoulders, so the target is to get back to racing in Australia. There is a very small possibility of going to Malaysia, but the realistic target is Australia. I had another check-up today and it shows clearly that the plate on my collarbone is very well fixed and the progress has been good after the operation. My condition has improved over the last two days and I'm doing passive rehabilitation with my physiotherapist at the moment. I am still not able to move the arm by myself but with massage it's getting better. It's a real pity that this happened when we had such a lot of momentum with our results, but we simply have to deal with it."









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Alex__Briggs

The taxi I'm in is scary!

This dude could not drive outa sight on a dark night!

I've been in some shockers but this guy is seriously crap.



Alex__Briggs

I got him to stop. I got another 1st time eva!

He just about melted his clutch, he used it 4 speed control.

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Things hotting up



Valentino Rossi in Sepang earlier



"I said to Yamaha, what do you expect from me, to arrive behind him?



If I know this I will stay at home.”



Fuckem Dude Fail Yam sound no better than Honda

Pigeon said:

Things hotting up



Valentino Rossi in Sepang earlier



"I said to Yamaha, what do you expect from me, to arrive behind him?



If I know this I will stay at home."



Fuckem Dude Fail Yam sound no better than Honda

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By Matthew Birt -



MotoGP



07 October 2010 16:08



Valentino Rossi has told MCN that he was shocked at Jorge Lorenzo's criticism about his aggressive overtakes after their enthralling podium fight at the Twin Ring Motegi last weekend.



Rossi came in for scathing criticism from the Spaniard after he claimed third position in a stunning finale to the Japanese Grand Prix.



Lorenzo felt Rossi's overtakes were close to being dangerous and he vented his frustration after losing a close battle with the 31-year-old Italian.



Lorenzo took his complaints to Yamaha management, who then asked Rossi to curtail his aggressive tactics if the Fiat Yamaha team-mates became embroiled in another gripping scrap this season.



The race for third was undoubtedly the highlight so far in a tedious 2010 MotoGP campaign and nine-times world champion Rossi was clearly still revelling in his last gasp Japanese success over Lorenzo in Malaysia today.



He said it was understandable that Lorenzo was miffed because he'd been beaten into fourth spot.



But Rossi made it clear that he felt he had done nothing more than race hard and defended his approach.



He said: "I was surprised he was so upset. I've watched the race on TV and ...., it was great with some hard overtaking. I was aggressive but he was also aggressive. Both of us were aggressive but it is the last lap and you're fighting for the podium.



"I think the situation is very clear and I also understand that when you make a great battle like this and you lose you are a little pissed off. This is normal, it also happens to me when I lose.



"I made my race and also the situation was not crucial for the championship because Dani (Pedrosa) was in the hospital. Many times Jorge said that he expect this fight on the last lap with me, so I don't what he expected from me. Does he think he can be aggressive with me and me not with him? I always give the maximum and try to arrive in front.



"For sure the battle was very aggressive but nothing more. If Dani was in front and he won the race then maybe I'd have behaved differently but like this we play just for the honour on the last lap. I did with him like I would with any other rider who tried to beat me on the last lap."



Rossi confirmed he'd been spoken to by Yamaha senior race boss Masao Furusawa but shrugged off the warning when he added: "Yamaha came to me and said keep attention in the next races but they were not very angry.



"They understand the situation. All the people from Yamaha come to me and make congratulations after the podium. They said it was a great battle and they enjoyed it a lot.



"I said to Yamaha, what do you expect from me, to arrive behind? If I know this I will stay at home."



So would he change his tactics if he found himself in a similar situation over the course of the last four races?



"I'll race to win with attention, "said Rossi with a wry smile.

Jum

funny .... for sure Jorge needs his mummy

barging no way its what the sports needs swapping paint happens in every race front or back of the field

its a man's sport if you cant cut the mustard as a rider find something else to do