MotoGP: Jorge Lorenzo “Racing at the Sachsenring will be very difficult, but I will give it my all”

• H954RR said:

  10 July 2013 at the 10: 21

  Go Jorge you are great!!!

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• fatman said:

  10 July 2013 at the 11: 07

  …at least if things go wrong he already has an excuse ready…he's becoming like the nurse…let's hope for Alvaro the Metalhead!

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• Mugello said:

  10 July 2013 at the 12: 08

  fetus

  Lorenzo's is not an excuse,
  for the apology we know who the grand vizier is, he pulled her "shoulder" for 2 years

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  1. bcs said:

     10 July 2013 at the 19: 15

     Poor incompetent...

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• Ronnie said:

  10 July 2013 at the 21: 14

  In 2011, Dani Pedrosa won while it was still half broken, certainly the accident with Simoncelli had occurred much earlier than that of Lorenzo, besides I don't know if it was the same shoulder, it also depends on this, if you break the one that is put most under effort you can't expect to get first places.

  PS. Rossi made the excuse of the shoulder for about 6 months, 3 too many, but he did it to give Ducati time to bring innovations to the track which instead did not arrive or rather arrived in the form of a half evolution i.e. the GP11.1, a mix between the first GP12 and the GP11, a bit like what they are doing now with the Laboratorio bike, which is half a GP13, obviously like the previous unsuccessful one.

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  1. fatman said:

     11 July 2013 at the 13: 48

     …but do you really believe in what you write? In practice, did the geriatrician take time with the excuse of the shoulder to help Ducati? I have to visit the site more frequently to make myself laugh more than usual ahahahahahah!

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     1. Ronnie said:

        12 July 2013 at the 14: 27

        Dear fatman, I know you don't like Rossi but for half the season in 2011 you attributed most of Ducati's non-competitiveness to him and his shoulder, rather than spitting on the plate he was eating from, given that they had promised him evolutions that would have made the competitive motorcycle, but that wasn't the case and he slowly lost patience. The same thing is happening to Dovizioso now and partly to Hayden who is tired of racing with the CRTs.

• bcs said:

  11 July 2013 at the 19: 39

  Are you taking example from that inept expert?

  Rossi's injury was much more serious than Lorenzo's... In Lorenzo the bone was involved, in Rossi other things were involved (I remind you that the doctor who performed the operation declared that he had a 90% damaged tendon, and that the situation was very serious)…

  It wasn't an excuse, I've experienced it myself and I know what it means...

  I also remind you that Capirossi finished third with a broken hand, Rossi raced with a wrist fractured in several places...Do you remember when he returned after the injury in Mugello?. Not to mention the endless things that Pedrosa and Lorenzo himself did...

  Lorenzo did something very great, there is no question of this... But it is comparison that is neither in heaven nor on earth...

  Don't be like the inept person.

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