Honda Expect Season Without Disturbance

 

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Vice President of Honda Racing Corporation, Shuhei Nakamoto, hoping disorders experienced by Honda in MotoGP 2010 does not happen again this season.

Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa, the only rider who can prevent Jorge Lorenzo MotoGP world champion 2010. Unfortunately, Pedrosa crashed in free practice MotoGP Japan Motegi Circuit.

As a result Pedrosa should be absent in three series, Japan, Malaysia and Australia. Though the Spanish rider is gaining momentum for the past Lorenzo on top of the standings.

Now Honda has a more competitive team. Besides Pedrosa, a Japanese team that brought Casey Stoner and have two other reliable rider Andrea Dovizioso in the self and Marco Simoncelli.

Nakamoto hope with a competitive team that Honda could again triumphed in the event since the last time MotoGP champion in 2006. Nakamoto expect disruption experienced last season did not happen the 2011 season.

"If Danielle does not have an accident at Motegi, I'm sure we can compete until the final race. Unfortunately it happened at the end of the season, and I am very disappointed," said Nakamoto as reported by motorcyclenews.com, Monday, January 3, 2011.

"The package overall rider and machine, I am pleased to see Honda develops and better. Our team is competitive enough to compete last season and I hope to get better results next season," lid Nakamoto.

Casey Stoner Ducati Marlboro Team MotoGP

He competed in his first race was when he was four years old, in an under-nine years old race at the Mike Hatcher's dirt racing track on the Gold Coast of Australia. Between his very first race win at the age of nine and the age of fourteen, Stoner won 41 dirt and long track titles and 70 state titles.

One feat he achieved that illustrates his passion and "need" for racing was at age twelve. Over one weekend he raced in 5 different categories in all 7 rounds of each capacity. A weekend consisting of 35 different races... Not only did he compete in all these categories and different engine capacities, the young Casey Stoner went on to win 32 out of the 35 races. There were five Australian titles to be won that weekend, Stoner won all 5.

The legal age to enter into road races in Australia is 16. At the age of 14 years, Stoner and his parents agreed he was ready to move up onto road racing so they packed up and moved to England – where the legal age for road racing is 14.

From 2000 to 2002, he contested the national 125cc GP championships in Britain and Spain, winning the English 125cc Aprilia Championship in 2000, before moving fulltime to the 250cc GP World Championships in 2002. His season on an Aprilia under the guidance of Lucio Cecchinello was turbulent, with no podium places from 15 race starts. At the test held immediately following the Valencia round, Stoner was once again fastest while testing the new 2010 version of the Desmosedici. However, Rossi was fastest in five of the six pre-season tests.

Stoner qualified on pole for the season opener in Qatar, and was leading the race when he crashed out, later acknowledging that this was his own mistake. He also crashed out of round 3 at Le Mans, this time attributing the crash to the front of the bike unloading when not running at maximum pace. His first podium of the year came at Assen, despite struggling with arm pump late in the race. For 2011 Stoner will join Honda Racing Corporation after four years at Ducati Corse, where he will be replaced by Valentino Rossi.

Jorge Lorenzo MotoGP Series Rider Champion

Jorge Lorenzo (born in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, May 4, 1987, age 23 years), is a MotoGP rider. Currently, he joined with Valentino Rossi in the Fiat team Yamaha.Karier

Jorge Lorenzo began his career in the world MotoGP 125cc class in 2002 at the Spanish series. At that time he could not follow the practice session because of his age are not sufficient, because the MotoGP regulations require a minimum of 15 year old driver to get down in MotoGP. But he could follow the second qualifying session because it was right on the 15 th birthday. He memenagi his first Grand Prix next season in the series Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

The next two seasons of the year 2005 he fell in the 250cc class, since then he began to be taken into account presence in the world MotoGP Grand Prix. Year 2007 with 9 pole posotion that menuntunya for 9 wins, led him to come out as world champion in the season.

Lorenzo's brilliant appearance shown in the 2010 season. Fiat Yamaha rider won the world title for the first time to set aside the defending champion Rossi who decided to move to Ducati at the end of the season. According Biaggi, Lorenzo chance to defend title in MotoGP in 2011 is huge. Former MotoGP star Rossi this rate has not been able to emulate the Spaniard's strength.

"Lorenzo experiencing tremendous season and doing a good job. He's really fantatis last season. I'm sure he's been targeted for the race next year. But, Lorenzo should be wary of Stoner, "said Biaggi. "Lorenzo is still very young 23 years old, but she has motor racing in the world since 15 years. This is what makes him such a veteran racer, "

Jorge Lorenzo
Spanish Citizenship
Date of birth May 4, 1987 (age 23)
Place of birth Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Website www.lorenzo99.com
Record MotoGP
The team now Fiat Yamaha Team
No. 99 motor
250cc World Champion - 2006, 2007
Start 129
Win 26
Podium 57
Pole position 35
12 fastest laps
1518 Championship Points
2009 Championship position 2nd (261 points)

MotoGP: 2010 MotoGP Teams

Fiat Yamaha
Machine: Yamaha YZR-M1
Web: www.yamaha-racing.com

Valentino Rossi
Bike Number: 46
DOB: 16 February 1979
Nationality: Italian
GP Debut: Malaysia 1996 (125cc), Japan 1998(250cc), South Africa 2000 (MotoGP, 500 cc class)
Best MotoGP: 1st (Honda in 2001 500cc class, 2002 and 2003, Yamaha in 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009)
Previous Season: 1st in MotoGP (Yamaha)

Jorge Lorenzo
Bike Number: 99
DOB: 4 May 1987
Nationality: Spanish
GP Debut: Spain 2002 (125cc), Spain 2005 (250cc), Qatar 2008 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 2nd (Yamaha in 2009)
Previous Season: 2nd (Yamaha in 2009)

 

Repsol Honda
Machine:Honda RC212V
Web: www.world.honda.com/MotoGP/

Dani Pedrosa
Bike Number: 3
DOB:29 September 1985
Nationality: Spanish
GP Debut: Japan 2001 (125cc), South Africa 2004 (250cc), Spain 2006 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 2nd (Honda in 2007)
Previous Season: 3rdd in MotoGP (Honda)

Andrea Dovizioso
Bike Number: 4
DOB: 23 March 1986
Nationality: Italian
GP Debut: Italy 2001 (125cc), Spain 2005 (250cc), Qatar 2008 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 5th (Honda in 2008)
Previous Season: 6th in MotoGP (Honda)

 

Ducati Team
Machine: Ducati Desmosedici GP10
Web: www.ducati.com

Casey Stoner
Bike Number: 27
DOB: 16 October 1985
Nationality: Australian
GP Debut: Britain 2001 (125cc), Japan 2002 (250cc), Spain 2006 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 1st (Ducati in 2007)
Previous Season: 4th in MotoGP (Ducati)

Nicky Hayden
Bike Number: 69
DOB:30 July 1981
Nationality: American
GP Debut: Japan 2003 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 1st (Honda in 2006)
Previous Season: 13th in MotoGP (Ducati)

Monster Yamaha Tech 3
Machine: Yamaha YZR-M1
Web: www.teamtech3.fr

Colin Edwards
Bike Number: 5
DOB:27 February 1974
Nationality:American
GP Debut:  Japan 2003 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 4th (Yamaha in 2005)
Previous Season: 5th in MotoGP (Yamah)

Ben Spies
Bike Number: 11
DOB: 11 July 1984
Nationality: American
GP Debut:  Great Britain 2008 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 19th (Suzuki in 2008)
Previous Season: 20th in MotoGP (Yamaha)

 

San Carlo Honda Gresini
Machine:Honda RC212V
Web: www.gresiniracing.com

Marco Melandri
Bike Number: 33
DOB: 7 August 1982
Nationality: Italian
GP Debut: Czech Republic 1997 (125cc), South Africa 2000 (250cc), Japan 2003 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 2nd (Honda in 2005)
Previous Season: 10th in MotoGP (Kawasaki)

Marco Simocelli
Bike Number: 58
DOB: 20 January 1987
Nationality: Italian
GP Debut: Czech Republic 2002 (125cc), Spain 2006 (250cc), Qatar 2010 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: N/A
Previous Season: 3rd in 250cc (Gilera)

 

Rizla Suzuki MotoGP
Machine:Suzuki GSR-V
Web: www.rizla-suzuki-motogp.co.uk

Loris Capirossi
Bike Number: 65
DOB: 4 April 1973
Nationality: Italian
GP Debut: Japan 1990 (125cc), Japan 1992 (250cc), Australia 1995 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 3rd (Ducati in 2006)
Previous Season: 9th in MotoGP (Suzuki)

Alvaro Bautista
Bike Number: 19
DOB: 21 November 1984
Nationality: Spanish
GP Debut: Spain 2002 (125cc), Qatar 2007 (250cc), Qatar 2010 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP:N/ABR>Previous Season: 4th in 250cc (Aprilia)

 

Pramac Racing Team
Machine: Ducati Desmosedici GP10
Web: www.pramacracing.com

Mika Kallio
Bike Number: 36
DOB: 8 November 1982
Nationality: Finnish
GP Debut: Germany 2001 (125cc), Qatar 2007 (250cc), Qatar 2009 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 15th (Ducati in 2009)
Previous Season: 15th in MotoGP (Ducati)

Aleix Espargaro
Bike Number: 41
DOB: 30 July 1989
Nationality: Spanish
GP Debut: Spain 2004 (125cc), Netherlands 2006 (250cc), Indianapolis 2009 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 18th (Ducati in 2009)
Previous Season: 18th in MotoGP (Ducati)

 

LCR Honda MotoGP
Machine: Honda RC212V
Web: www.lcr.mc

Randy de Puniet
Bike Number: 14
DOB: 14 February 1981
Nationality: French
GP Debut: France 1998 (125cc), Japan 2001 (250cc), Spain 2006 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP: 11th (Kawasaki in 2007 and Honda in 2009)
Previous Season: 11th in MotoGP (Honda)

 

Interwetten Honda
Machine: Honda RC212V
Web: www.interwetten-honda-motogp.com

Hiroshi Aoyama
Bike Number: 7
DOB: 25 October 1981
Nationality: Japanese
GP Debut: Japan 2000 (250cc), Qatar 2010 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP:N/A
Previous Season: 1st in 250cc (Honda)

 

Paginas Amarillas Aspar Team
Machine: Ducati Desmosedici GP10
Web: www.teamaspar.net

Hector Barbera
Bike Number: 40
DOB: 2 November 1986
Nationality: Spanish
GP Debut: Japan 2002 (125cc), Spain 2005 (250cc), Qatar 2010 (MotoGP)
Best MotoGP:N/A
Previous Season: 2nd in 250cc (Aprilia)