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1 | LORENZO Jorge | SPA | 90 | |
2 | PEDROSA Dani | SPA | 65 | -25 |
3 | ROSSI Valentino | ITA | 61 | -29 |
4 | DOVIZIOSO Andrea | ITA | 58 | -32 |
5 | HAYDEN Nicky | USA | 39 | -51 |
6 | DE PUNIET Randy | FRA | 36 | -54 |
7 | MELANDRI Marco | ITA | 32 | -58 |
8 | STONER Casey | AUS | 24 | -66 |
9 | SIMONCELLI Marco | ITA | 23 | -67 |
10 | SPIES Ben | USA | 20 | -70 |
11 | BARBERA Hector | SPA | 19 | -71 |
12 | EDWARDS Colin | USA | 19 | -71 |
13 | AOYAMA Hiroshi | JPN | 18 | -72 |
14 | ESPARGARO Aleix | SPA | 16 | -74 |
15 | CAPIROSSI Loris | ITA | 13 | -77 |
16 | KALLIO Mika | FIN | 12 | -78 |
17 | BAUTISTA Alvaro | SPA | 8 | -82 |
Round Number:
4
Year:
2010
Comments
The 25 point lead should be
The 25 point lead should be easily managed by Lorenzo. He doesn't have to gun for the win everytime out and take any unecessary risks. Pedrosa won today but it will be very hard for him to dominate many more races like he did today. And even if he does, who else could frequently take points from J-Lo simultaneously? Stoner could, but the GP10 is clearly a step or two behind at the moment.
Lorenzo basically needs to keep his head, that's it. He can afford to share some wins because the M1 is the only bike certain to be fast everywhere.
You saw how mad Jorge was
You saw how mad Jorge was after not winning Mugello. I don't think he'll be willingly giving up races anytime soon...
Certainly
But he also made it pretty clear some weeks ago that he is not willing to win or crash like he did in 2009. 6, 8 ot 10 wins, the title matters more and he knows it.