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2009 Misano MotoGP Race Result - A Blow Struck In Title Race

By David Emmett | Sun, 06/09/2009 - 13:03

Results and summary of Misano MotoGP race:

Valentino Rossi struck a decisive blow in the title race at Misano today, taking victory in front of a delirious home crowd. Rossi had to fight his way forward, after Dani Pedrosa and Toni Elias had gotten away early, and Jorge Lorenzo had passed Rossi for third. But by lap 8, Rossi was with Pedrosa, Elias having dropped back, and a lap later he was into the lead.

This put Pedrosa between Rossi and Lorenzo, and bought Rossi enough time to build a gap over the Honda and his team mate. Lorenzo took another 7 laps to get passed his countryman, after which Rossi was too far gone to be caught. Rossi then put in an extra push to put another second into his team mate, and victory was his. The 5 points Rossi took over Lorenzo extended his title lead to 30 points, with 4 races to go. Rossi now has a firm grip on the title, the championship slipping away from Lorenzo with every race.

Pedrosa was 3rd, with another huge gap back to 4th, where an entertaining battle raged, Andrea Dovizioso finally beating out Loris Capirossi. Toni Elias finished 6th. Colin Edwards and Nicky Hayden got taken out in Turn 2 by Alex de Angelis, the local boy suffering a rush of blood to the head.

Result: 

Pos. No. Rider Manufacturer Time Diff
1 46 Valentino ROSSI YAMAHA 44'32.882  
2 99 Jorge LORENZO YAMAHA 44'35.298 2.416
3 3 Dani PEDROSA HONDA 44'45.282 12.400
4 4 Andrea DOVIZIOSO HONDA 44'59.212 26.330
5 65 Loris CAPIROSSI SUZUKI 44'59.421 26.539
6 24 Toni ELIAS HONDA 45'01.168 28.286
7 36 Mika KALLIO DUCATI 45'03.066 30.184
8 33 Marco MELANDRI KAWASAKI 45'04.639 31.757
9 7 Chris VERMEULEN SUZUKI 45'04.791 31.909
10 52 James TOSELAND YAMAHA 45'11.229 38.347
11 44 Aleix ESPARGARO DUCATI 45'19.555 46.673
12 14 Randy DE PUNIET HONDA 45'24.923 52.041
13 88 Niccolo CANEPA DUCATI 45'36.080 1'03.198
14 41 Gabor TALMACSI HONDA 45'55.229 1'22.347
Not finished first lap
  15 Alex DE ANGELIS HONDA    
  5 Colin EDWARDS YAMAHA    
  69 Nicky HAYDEN DUCATI    
2009
13
MotoGP
Misano, Italy
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harumph

13 years 5 months ago

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Lorenzo

Lorenzo proved his skillfulness in the whole DeAngelis thing by staying up at all. If you watch it, his back tire gets hit as hard as Hayden's, (it looks like about the same). However, Lorenzo manages to stay up as Nicky goes down. Jorge came perilously close to being 50 points back again.

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paulvincent

13 years 5 months ago

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Well, as I saw it, Jorge was

Well, as I saw it, Jorge was hit more directly from behind, and Nicky was hit more from the side (as he moved past the crashing bikes of De Angelis and Edwards), so I don't think Nicky had much of a chance to control things once he got hit. He had gambled trying to burst past the incident, but he was caught up in it and taken out by it instead. Any other opinions on this?

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krka1073

13 years 5 months ago

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In reply to Well, as I saw it, Jorge was by paulvincent

That's exactly the way I saw

That's exactly the way I saw it.

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ElBigonio

13 years 5 months ago

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Torpedo Strike!

Poorly executed move early in the race and in Edwards and Lorenzo's (one lucky, one not so lucky) case with potential title ramifications. It surely didn't help DeAngelis employment outlook any at Tech 3 or Ducati.

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