News of August 22, 2004

Brno (Czech Republic), Sunday 22 August 2004 – The Ducati Marlboro Team riders Loris Capirossi and Troy Bayliss have

Loris Capirossi was very determined during the Czech Republic Grand Prix: the driver was fourth until a few laps from the end

He wasn't ready to bet anyone on Roberto Locatelli's feat. The driver from Bergamo who started from 25th position succeeded

Alex De Angelis' race on the track ended in the sand, three laps from the checkered flag

Toni Elìas and Roberto Rolfo finished the Czech Republic Grand Prix in fifth and sixth place respectively.

Jeremy McWilliams finished the Czech Republic GP in fourteenth position which is worth 2 world points. McWilliams was

Once again the three main contenders for the world title fought for the victory, with Sete Gibernau

The yellow RC211Vs of the Camel Honda team achieved a brilliant third and fourth place in the 10th round of the

A fifth place achieved in the sprint in the leading group. Nice race by Gino Borsoi on the Brno circuit: the opitergino

Sete Gibernau (winner): “It was a tough weekend for everyone due to the rain. In the end I used the

Alex De Angelis set the best time in the 250 class warm up in Brno. The Aprilia rider from San Marino

American Nicky Hayden set the best warm-up time in the MotoGP class in Brno. With the track

Peter Clifford, manager of WCM and Pavel Blata head of the house that produces minibikes announced today in Brno the

The Spaniard Jorge Lorenzo won the 125 class Czech Republic GP in Brno. The Derbi driver

Success for Spaniard Jorge Lorenzo in the 125 class Czech Republic GP. The Derbi driver preceded in the sprint

Sebastian Porto won the 250 class Czech Republic GP in Brno but the real winner was the

The 250 class race in Brno was very confusing. The riders who twice raised the

Sete Gibernau won the Czech GP MotoGP class. The Honda rider preceded Valentino from Pesaro

Reigning World Champion Valentino Rossi finished in second place at the Czech Grand Prix