Valentino Rossi’s goal to Break the hegemony of Lorenzo and Pedrosa:
The Misano Adriatico circuit in Italy is just ten kilometers from the town of origin, Tavullia, the nine-times motorcycling world champion Valentino Rossi and that is reason enough for his main aim this weekend is to break the hegemony of the Spanish Dani Pedrosa and Jorge Lorenzo.
Valentino Rossi is not living its best in the world championship and less since the announcement of his way to the end of the season to the ranks of the also Italian Ducati, but the San Marino Grand Prix has a special value for the champion and trans that’s the main reason that the route of the Adriatic Riviera want to turn around his career this season.
Although it is a track that gives great Valentino Rossi (Yamaha YZR M 1) and knows perfectly, it will not be an easy target for the Italian victory in Misano after the exhibition held by Dani Pedrosa (Honda RC 212 V) in Indianapolis and the performance achieved by all season Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha YZR M 1).
Valentino Rossi has only one victory to his credit this season and that’s an extremely short background for the title of champion in MotoGP, which surely makes him one of the main reference for the second and last race in Italy.
Fifth in the standings of the world championship, Valentino Rossi needs to regain its confidence in victory as soon as possible to finish as high up the championship, in which up to now, both Pedrosa and Lorenzo have divided the rest of victories.
The advantage that Lorenzo now has 68 points over Pedrosa, it seems enough to enjoy some quiet, if it is true that inside the Yamaha rider seeks to confirm as soon as possible mathematically his first MotoGP world title for this victory is the best recipe.
But Pedrosa at Indianapolis managed their third win of the season and who has more options to face up to Lorenzo for the world title, which will be retried in Misano Adriatico, a track where last year was on the podium, Lorenzo also the last two seasons.
In that respect earns them by the hand Valentino Rossi, who has always exercised in the local circuit, which was sixteen years out of the championship of the world and already has four in the competition schedule on a path completely renovated and is performed in sense of clockwise and reverse its earlier period.
The performance of American Ben Spies (Yamaha YZRM 1) in Indianapolis should be another focus point in Misano Adirático, as the U.S. should endorse the second place at the legendary track to become the benchmark for MotoGP, leaving aside the usual tradition of his countrymen, who always get excellent performances at home but are unable to keep them in other settings.
Can not remember names such as Australian Casey Stoner (Ducati Desmosedici) or Italian Andrea Dovizioso (Honda RC 212 V), who, like Rossi is very familiar with this track, which is a little over sixty miles from habitual residence.
