Lorenzo's dramatic win in Italy

Italian MotoGP race takes place is very attractive with the occurrence of the action after the other throughout the race. In the end, this race belongs to Yamaha rider Jorge Lorenzo.

At the start the race which took place at the Mugello circuit on Sunday (03/07/2011), this, Casey Stoner, who occupied the pole position for smooth gliding. But not so with Ben Spies, who was thrown from the second order.

Stoner led the race followed by Lorenzo and Andrea Dovizioso. In the back, Valentino Rossi, who started from 12th position to 10th position pushed in just a few laps.

Rossi made an aggressive movement which later rose to ninth position after overtaking Cal Crutchlow, rose to eight over after Colin Edwards and eventually rose again to number seven with bulldoze Hector Barbera.

In front, Stoner began to develop a distance. Tight battle occurred in the second position when on lap eight when Lorenzo Lorenzo Dovizioso after a little wide.

On lap 11, Rossi moved up one more position to rank sixth. While in front, between the raw catch with Lorenzo Dovizioso continues. On lap-12, Lorenzo win again the second position.

On lap 15, Ben Spies to overtake Marco Simoncelli for occupying the fourth position. In front, Stoner still leads followed by Lorenzo and Dovizioso.

Starting lap, Lorenzo consistently cut the distance from Stoner. Finally, on lap 18, Stoner Lorenzo coup from pole position and then turn around to develop its own distance.

Lorenzo finally managed to maintain this leading position until the finish flag was unfurled.

Bad luck for Stoner, second position is also separated from his grasp when in the final lap he was overtaken by Dovizioso. Meanwhile, Spies Simoncelli overtake before the finish line to occupy the fourth position.

Italian GP final results:

1. Jorge Lorenzo

2. Andrea Dovizioso

3. Casey Stoner

4. Ben Spies

5. Marco Simoncelli

6. Valentino Rossi

7. Hector Barbera

8. Dani Pedrosa

9. Colin Edwards

10. Nicky Hayden

11. Hiroshi Aoyama

12. Karel Abraham

13. Alvaro Bautista

14. Randy de Puniet

15. Toni Elias 

Posted by Anggo82 on Monday, July 04, 2011. Filed under Motogp, Sports . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feel free to leave a response