Lorenzo capitalizes on Rossi’s U.S. crash

Jorge Lorenzo kept the MotoGP title race alive with victory at the Indianapolis Grand Prix on Sunday as world champion Valentino Rossi crashed out. Rossi saw his lead halved to 25 points with five races remaining as the Italian failed to finish for the first time since 2007. He went down on lap nine of 28 when battling for the lead with Yamaha teammate Lorenzo, and was able to remount — but then had to retire two laps later due to his damaged motorcycle

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Button wins Spanish Grand Prix in Brawn one-two

World championship leader Jenson Button was completely dominant at the Spanish Grand Prix Sunday. Button led a Brawn GP one-two, with team-mate Rubens Barrichello finishing second after starting third on the grid

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Stoner rules Rossi to launch MotoGP title bid

Ducati rider Casey Stoner saw off world champion Valentino Rossi to triumph in the delayed first MotoGP race of the season and complete a hat-trick of wins in Qatar. The curtain-raiser was postponed 24 hours until Monday after torrential rain saw the floodlit race in Qatar called off at the last moment. Stoner was undeterred as he completed his third victory at Losail International circuit, just outside Doha

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JBL Winning Belt, Layfield’s Energy on Amazon and more

JBL Winning Belt, Layfield’s Energy on Amazon and more It’s going to be nice to be World Champion again when I conquest John Cena at the Royal Rumble. It’s going to be nice to be World Champion again when I loss John Cena at the Royal Rumble. I have said all along I want my […]

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