Casey Stoner set the fastest lap of the GP of Valencia and will start from the first position. Pedrosa finished second behind the pole to the pilot fight him Australian returned to dominate the Ricardo ate fans Tormo circuit. Bautista finished fifth. Great tribute to the land riders Simoncelli.
Australian
Casey Stoner (Honda RC 212 V) seems ready to close the 2011 season of
his second MotoGP world title with an abusive domain by winning the
fastest time in qualifying for the Grand Prix of Valencia with a lower register more than one second to his rival.
The Spanish Dani Pedrosa (Honda RC 212 V) was the one who came closest to Stoner times, but fell to 1014 Australian milliseconds, which portends little dispute in the last race of the season, unless the champion and MotoGP world will not get away from his rivals in power. Thus, in the "Ricardo Tormo" and once again the threat of rain that fell this time there during training MotoGP, Casey Stoner who was paced at all times and almost none of his rivals could reach the pace set by the Australian, the only one who broke the one minute and 32 seconds.
Pedrosa tried no luck
Far from the Australian, were closest rivals Dani Pedrosa himself, his teammate and American Ben Spies, Yamaha rider Jorge Lorenzo and companion, who finished just under two tenths of a second behind Pedrosa record.
For much of the training Frenchman Randy de Puniet (Ducati Desmosedici), which has not yet clarified his sporting future, was the fastest of the category and won the fourth place finish, just ahead of Spanish Alvaro Bautista (Suzuki GSV RR), who caught on some excellent training and, in general, a very good weekend.
Bautista, huge
Bautista managed a best time of 1:33.443, just 35 thousandths of a second faster than Valentino Rossi of Italy (Ducati Desmosedici), who managed one of his best performances this season workouts to be sixth. Further back, but technical problems with his Ducati Desmosedici, the Spanish Hector Barbera finished ninth, while Toni Elias (Honda RC 212 V) signed the thirteenth time in almost three seconds from the top of the standings.
The Spanish Dani Pedrosa (Honda RC 212 V) was the one who came closest to Stoner times, but fell to 1014 Australian milliseconds, which portends little dispute in the last race of the season, unless the champion and MotoGP world will not get away from his rivals in power. Thus, in the "Ricardo Tormo" and once again the threat of rain that fell this time there during training MotoGP, Casey Stoner who was paced at all times and almost none of his rivals could reach the pace set by the Australian, the only one who broke the one minute and 32 seconds.
Pedrosa tried no luck
Far from the Australian, were closest rivals Dani Pedrosa himself, his teammate and American Ben Spies, Yamaha rider Jorge Lorenzo and companion, who finished just under two tenths of a second behind Pedrosa record.
For much of the training Frenchman Randy de Puniet (Ducati Desmosedici), which has not yet clarified his sporting future, was the fastest of the category and won the fourth place finish, just ahead of Spanish Alvaro Bautista (Suzuki GSV RR), who caught on some excellent training and, in general, a very good weekend.
Bautista, huge
Bautista managed a best time of 1:33.443, just 35 thousandths of a second faster than Valentino Rossi of Italy (Ducati Desmosedici), who managed one of his best performances this season workouts to be sixth. Further back, but technical problems with his Ducati Desmosedici, the Spanish Hector Barbera finished ninth, while Toni Elias (Honda RC 212 V) signed the thirteenth time in almost three seconds from the top of the standings.
Casey Stoner The Win Moto Gp
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