Jorge & Dani Recover - SachsensringMoto GP by The Legend that is PhilSlocombe (U13778696) 14 July 2009 This weekend will not be so easy for Valentino Rossi as the MotoGP circus moves to the Sachenring. With both the badly injured Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa having mended significantly by this weekend,Jorge will have two arms to control his bike with and both riders will be in less pain. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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9GirlRacer9 (U14070625) posted Jul 15, 2009 I really hope that Lorenzo wins this weekend in Germany. I think he's on top form- an amazing rider at such a young age. Rossi is obviously still amazing and I feel really sorry for Stoner- even though I'm not his biggest fan. There's been some incredible races this year, and I hope there's a lot more to come- expecially next year when I'll be attending the Mugello and Barcelona races :P posted Jul 15, 2009 The author of this article has deleted this comment. posted Jul 15, 2009 The author of this article has deleted this comment. posted Jul 15, 2009 The author of this article has deleted this comment.
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grooviegeorge99 (U14072788) posted Jul 17, 2009 Think you're spot on here, definately think Lorenzo will be well up for improving his record at the Sachensring for sure - I've read he's still not 100% but much improved after a weeks rest and you know he'll give you everything he can. Pedrosa seems to be getting better and better over recent races, obvisously recovered from his injuries and flies at the start! I think it should be a really exciting weekend and Rossi will be pushed to the max, but knowing him he'll pull some moment of brilliance as he does, you don't win 100 GP races by luck alone! - I can't wait, and am definately looking forward to Donington on the 26th, I'll be there for sure! Comment on this article
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