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ПРЕД 110.000 ГЛЕДАЛАЦА НА ВЕЛИКОЈ НАГРАДИ ХОЛАНДИЈЕ У МОТОЦИКЛИЗМУ

ОСМОСТРУКИ светски шампион у мотоциклизму, Италијан Валентино Роси ,возач Јамахе,победио је по 100 пут у каријери !
Ненадмашни „Доктор“ у величанственом стилу, на легендарној „ТТ писти“ у Асену, освојио је Велики награду Холандије праћен овацијама преко 110.000 гледалаца који су направили „бразилску „ атмосферу на трибинама!
Дан за историју, Роси је почео са пол-позиције коју је накратко , у првом кругу изгубио од Кејсија Стонера ,возача Дукатија, али је брзо успео да избије ,поново на чело. Средином трке, од 26 кругова, припретио му је клупски друг ,Шпанац, Хорхе Лоренцо али је Роси , на крилима публике која је дошла у Холандију са свих страна света да присуствује историјском догађају, 100. победи Росија, просто летео стазом и без проблема , први протутњао пистом.
У свом стилу Роси је припремио прославу, раширен је велики билборд са свим јубиларним Росијевим победама почевши од прве у Брну 1996. , па десете, двадесете...деведесете.
Роси је сада 22 победе иза легендарног Ђакома Агостинија, а треба истаћи да је у Мото ГП класи победио 74 пута, 14 у класи 250 и 12 у класи од 125 кубика.
У шампионату света Роси сада води са 131 бодом испред Лоренца са 126 и Стонера са 124 поена.

Kakva trka !Rosi je stigao do 99 pobede ispred Lorenca, treci Stoner,a zahvaljujući saradnji sa Fijat Jamaha timom mi vam nudimo trijumf iz njihovog ugla...

ROSSI AND LORENZO PUT ON BREATHTAKING DISPLAY TO DOMINATE FOR YAMAHA AT MONTMELÓ

Yamaha superstars Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo dominated an incredible Catalan Grand Prix today, delivering a show-stopping performance from start to finish at Montmeló in front of a packed house. It was the reigning World Champion Rossi who finally emerged the winner, taking a memorable 99th career victory after a stunning last-corner pass on his 22-year-old team-mate, but the Fiat Yamaha pair were separated by under one hundredth of a second after 25 thrilling laps.

After running at a near identical pace all weekend it always looked like being a head-to-head between them and they set off in grid order with Lorenzo leading from Rossi and Casey Stoner. The Italian made his first move at the end of the straight on lap four and passed the Mallorcan into turn one, but all three remained within half a second of each other until four laps later, when the Yamaha duo on their YZR-M1s began to pull away from Stoner, quickly opening out a second’s gap and leaving the rest of the field trailing in their wake. With just a couple of tenths between them there was no margin for error but at the end of the back straight on lap thirteen Lorenzo saw a way through and passed his team-mate to take the lead. They continued wheel to wheel until Rossi made another move ten laps later, but the race still wasn’t over and there were several more nail biting changes of lead between them before Lorenzo looked to have it sewn-up half way round the final lap. The nine-time champion had one more card to play on the youngster however and edged his machine through in an inch-perfect last corner challenge to take his ninth win in all classes at this track.

With Stoner finishing third, the three incredibly now have 106 points apiece after six races, meaning something of a championship restart for them at the Dutch TT in Assen in two week’s time, a favourite track for both Rossi and Lorenzo.

ROSSI

Position: 1st Time: 43'11.897

“As we say in Italy, “Mamma Mia!” I think I can honestly say that this was one of the best and hardest wins of my career. Maybe Laguna last year was more important but this was a great, great victory because it went to the very last corner and it’s a long time since that has happened. I have dreamed about that move for the last two weeks and today it worked and I am so happy to have this 99th win. We did a perfect job all weekend and my M1 and Bridgestone tyres were brilliant, but we knew that Lorenzo was in the same situation and for sure he was very strong today. I had to be very brave and take it right to the limit in order to beat him. This victory today is more important than the 25 points and anyway now we all have the same, what a championship this is! As well as thanking my team, I especially want to dedicate this win to my Crew Chief Jeremy Burgess because his mother sadly died yesterday. I have to say thank you to her and to him because without him, for sure, I would never have arrived at 99 wins. Now I am going to go to sleep for quite a long time because I need to recover from this excitement!”

Position: 2nd Time: +0.095

LORENCO.....

“This was an incredible battle today and a brilliant show for everyone, I am happy to have been a part of it. Of course I am sad to have lost because I put my heart on my bike and in my career I am more used to winning these last-lap fights, but today Valentino was maybe a little bit cleverer or a little bit braver than me at the very end and he was able to beat me. In fact during that last lap, after I passed him, I expected him to pass me back on the brakes much earlier but he didn’t come, and then I just didn’t close the line enough on the final corner and that was it. I am proud however because I am young and I still have a lot to learn in this class. My team have worked so well all weekend so thanks to them, if we can continue as strongly as this all season then who knows what can happen?”

Results

1. Valentino Rossi (ITA) Fiat Yamaha Team 43'11.897

2. Jorge Lorenzo (SPA) Fiat Yamaha Team + 00.095

3. Casey Stoner (AUS) Ducati Marlboro Team + 8.884

4. Andrea Dovizioso (ITA) Repsol Honda + 9.936

5. Niccolo Canepa (ITA) Pramac Racing + 19.831

6. Dani Pedrosa (SPA) Repsol Honda + 22.182

7. Colin Edwards (USA) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 + 23.547

8. Randy De Puniet (FRA) LCR Honda MotoGP + 25.265

9. Mika Kallio (FIN) Pramac Racing + 31.797

10. Nicky Hayden (USA) Ducati Marlboro Team + 33.593

11. Chris Vermeulen (AUS) Rizla Suzuki MotoGP + 36.683

12. Alex De Angelis (RSM) San Carlo Honda Gresini + 36.874

13. James Toseland (GBR) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 + 39.433

14. Marco Melandri (ITA) Hayate Racing Team + 44.788

15. Sete Gibernau (SPA) Grupo Francisco Hernando + 46.754

16. Niccolo Canepa (ITA) Pramac Racing + 55.873

17. Gabor Talmacsi (HUN) Scot Racing Team MotoGP + 1'27.640

NOT CLASSIFIED

Toni Elias (SPA) San Carlo Honda Gresini 16 Lap

Yuki Takahashi (JPN) Scot Racing Team 25 Lap

Championship Standings

1. Jorge Lorenzo (SPA) Fiat Yamaha Team 106

2. Casey Stoner (AUS) Ducati Marlboro Team 106

3. Valentino Rossi (ITA) Fiat Yamaha Team 106

4. Andrea Dovizioso (ITA) Repsol Honda 69

5. Dani Pedrosa (SPA) Repsol Honda 67

6. Colin Edwards (USA) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 54

7. Marco Melandri (ITA) Hayate Racing Team 50

8. Loris Capirossi (ITA) Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 49

9. Chris Vermeulen (AUS) Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 42

10. Randy De Puniet (FRA) LCR Honda MotoGP 42

11. James Toseland (GBR) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 28

12. Mika Kallio (FIN) Pramac Racing 26

13. Alex De Angelis (RSM) San Carlo Honda Gresini 24

14. Toni Elias (SPA) San Carlo Honda Gresini 23

15. Nicky Hayden (USA) Ducati Marlboro Team 18

16. Niccolo Canepa (ITA) Pramac Racing 10

17. Sete Gibernau (SPA) Grupo Francisco Hernando 9

18. Yuki Takahashi (JPN) Scot Racing Team 7

Montmelo': Record Lap
D. Pedrosa (Honda) 2008, 1'42.358

Montmelo': Best Lap
C. Stoner (Ducati) 2008, 1'41.186

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