I think it would be hard to predict because every time Rossi has won,he has been on Michelins.
But then again he somehow manages to go as fast as he has to,with some kind of set up that Burges has come up with.
It's hopefully going to be close between Rossi and Stoner because Ducati more or less have to be up there this race,on homesoil and everything.
I think,if it is dry all weekend and in the race it could be even closer:
Rossi
Stoner
Psyco-megaboring Pedrobot
Capirossi
Lorenzo
Dovisioso
I don't think Lorenzo is going to be on the podium because it is such a fast flowing track were you need to have the right line for many turns in a row to not loose a lot of time.And have the right exit line for the next turn.He seem to take a lot of risks and maybe he is going to make a mistake now when he is injured.
By the way ,did you see that thing he did in France? If i remember correctly it was in qualifying.
He ran straight into the gravel from a fast turn,couldn't have his feet on the pegs because they are injured,so he had even less control,then he went straight onto the track again without even looking if there was another rider comming because he was totally occupied by making the little jump on to the track again from the gravel. So he came back on the track in very high speed and would very likely have crashed badly if there was an other rider there. Very dangerous driving to say the least.
I really hope for Capirossi that it stays dry all weekend and that he can make it to the podium.