Jorge Lorenzo’s perspective on 2010

The MotoGP World Champion talks about his first premier class title in a feature interview, discussing the moments of his campaign which stood out for him and also looking ahead to defending his crown in the 2011…

MotoGP World Champion at the relatively tender age of 23, Jorge Lorenzo has already accomplished one of his lifelong ambitions. The Spanish rider broke a number of records on his way to the 2010 title, amassing nine victories and a total of 16 podiums, and in the attached video feature interview he talks about his achievement in the depth.

The first of Lorenzo’s wins came in Round 2 at the Jerez, his first premier class victory on home soil and one which holds special significance for him. “We were highly motivated when we got to Jerez but the race didn’t start in the best manner, as I dropped to fourth or fifth. But then suddenly my mind just changed and I started to go much quicker, recovering seconds on the leaders. My adrenaline was so high and I wanted the win whatever happened. I took risks and fortunately it happened,” said Lorenzo.

Lorenzo Finished 24th On Rally Monza

If you see our post before Lorenzo Ready For Abarth Asseto, now he just proved it. Lorenzo drove Fiat Grande Punto and finished 24th in general standing, and took 12th place in D12 category.

Please see the video here.

Jorge Lorenzo Flying Across Valencia Circuit With Air Europa

Some picture capturing from live MotoGP race yesterday, courtesy of EuroSport2. An Air Europa plane flying across Valencia circuit with Jorge Lorenzo picture on the left body of the plane.

Jorge Lorenzo Happy Ending Season

Jorge Lorenzo just end this 2010 MotoGP season with victory on amazing race. Start on 2nd position on the front row, Lorenzo drop into 7th place after battle with Marco Simoncelli. Everybody has to give two thumb up to Jorge Lorenzo after Jorge Lorenzo can avoid big crash when his bike touch Marco Simoncelli's. Lorenzo be the first after taking out Casey Stoner who leads the race from the beginning. After passing Stoner, Lorenzo was unstoppable to get his podium. Valentino Rossi only finish at 3rd. For Rossi and Stoner, this race be the last race for their team. Because next year Rossi will ride for Ducati, while Stoner for Honda.

Battle for 4th place between 3 Honda's rider and 1 Yamaha's rider wins by Yamaha's Ben Spies. Spies took the 4th place after taking over Andrea Dovizioso and Marco Simoncelli on a tough race. Bad result came from Nicky Hayden. This American rider crash on the beginning of race. It's be lamented when Hayden still on the 2nd position behind his teammate Casey Stoner

BMW M Series Award For Lorenzo

Jorge Lorenzo as MotoGP 2010 World Champion get the prize from BMW. A brand new BMW M3 Coupe has been given to Lorenzo at Valencia. Lorenzo collected 7 pole and 17 front-row grid for this season, and sealed his championship at Malaysia last month. 

Today race will be the last race of 2010 MotoGP. MotoGP still looking for the runner up and 3rd position of championship. Jorge Lorenzi have a personal target at Valencia. He never won MotoGP class here before. With first row start this afternoon, It is not possible for Lorenzo to close this season with a win. Let's wait for the last 2010 MotoGP race.

Jorge Lorenzo Bling Bling Helmet Valencia 2010

Jorge Lorenzo using a brand new helmet at Valencia GP this weekend. This X-Lite X-802 helmet took 96 hours to work and has been painted with real gold paint and studded with 1800 Swarovski crsytals that make up Lorenzo's Porfuera logo. It's also have a seucirty guard standing over it in the meantime, so no one rips it off.

This helmet will be sold for 12.000 euros after Valencia race. Want to buy?

Stoner Fastest, Pedrosa Make A Good Progress

Casey Stoner be the fastest on 3rd free practice of Valencian MotoGP by 1.32.664. Good progress came from Dani Pedrosa. After cannot reach the big 10 on free practice before, Pedrosa finally back to his track by 1.32.945 on 2nd place. It's only 0.281 second behind Casey Stoner. Jorge Lorenzo as the fastest rider on 2nd free practice session was 0.172 second behind Dani Pedrosa.

Marco Simoncelli also looks find his good performance after finished 4th at Estoril GP last week. His time record for this 3rd free practice session of Valencia MotoGP was 1.33.171 on 4th place, followed by Ben Spies and Andrea Dovizioso.

Randy De Puniet, Nicky Hayden and Valentino Rossi on 6th, 7th and 8th. Carlos Checa still cannot give his best performance with only set his best time 1.35.243. Let's see for this evening qualification session. Don't forget to keep your eyes on MotoGP Free Online Streaming

Lorenzo Strikes To The Top

Jorge Lorenzo being the fastest rider on the second free practice of Valencia MotoGP this evening by 1.32.690, 0.314 seconds ahead Casey Stoner the fastest rider on the first free practice this afternoon. Colin Edwards be the 3rd with 1.33.466. Valentino Rossi only set 1.33.661 on 9th position, while Dani Pedrosa just on 12th with 1.33.927. Ben Spies rode with confidence and placed on 6th place after crashed on the last lap of free practice this afternoon with 1.335.28. Nicky Hayden the Kentucky Boys drop to 10th with 1.33.684. 

This free practice session will be a good point for Lorenzo to end this season by winning his home race at Spain. Lorenzo never win at Valencia before on MotoGP class. It will be the first winning for Lorenzo if next Sunday race he can stand on the first podium.

Let's wait for the 3rd free practice and qualification session tomorrow for the progress and start position.

Stoner Fastest On 1st Free Practice Valencia MotoGP

Casey Stoner set the fastest time on 1st free practice Valencia MotoGP 2010 with 1.32.897 or 0.558 seconds leads ahead Jorge Lorenzo.Repsol Honda's Andrea Dovizioso on 3rd with 1.33.500. Marco Simoncelli only 0.131 seconds behind Dovizioso's fastest lap, and followed by Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden. 

Dani Pedrosa after comeback from injury only on 12th with 1.34.123, or 1.226 second behind Casey Stoner on the top. While Carlos Checa still at the last place with 1.35.172. Ben Spies, after decided to not race at Estoril grandprix, set the 1.33.929 on 9th place. On the last lap, he was crashed, but he is okay and leave the track with steward motorcycle.

Let see for the next free practice session,. is Casey Stoner still fastest? Or Jorge Lorenzo will take the fastest lap? Just wait and see. Don't forget to keep your eyes our streaming.

Riders Quote Valencian GP

This weekend race will be held at Valencia, Spain. All of MotoGP riders looks very confidence and want to close this season with a happy ending.

Aleix Espargaro

"The fall on the first lap of last Sunday's race was not what I was aiming. I was aiming to achieve a good result on Estoril's track and the results of Friday and Saturday free practice sessions had give me high hopes for the race. Sunday we'll return to Spain for the fourth time this year. In the other three Grands Prix on the Ibernian land of this year, I have conquered a fifteenth position in Jerez, a good tenth position in Aragon and a withdraw on Barcelona's track, a race in which I had done a very good weekend. I hope to greatly improve the position conquer in Aragon and conclude in the best way my first MotoGP season. This track has a different flavor for me, I made my debut here in the 2004 while I was riding a 125cc. "

Alvaro Bautista

"I was very surprised at last week's result because after how well we had been performing it was a bit of a shock, but I know we can put that behind us and challenge the top-six group. I have experience of riding the GSV-R at Valencia after last season's test, so I will have some reference points and I think the circuit will suit the bike well. It is amazing having another 'home' race and I will have many fans there to celebrate the end of the season, I will certainly be trying my hardest to give them, and the whole team, a good result to remember and take forward into the winter."

Andrea Dovizioso

"I'm very happy that we were back on the podium in Estoril. It means we are competitive and that we can go to Valencia with the target of fighting for fourth position in the World Championship. Valencia is quite a slow and twisty track which makes it a technical and challenging circuit which isn't easy to ride. It's not one of my favourite circuits on the calendar but that's really not important - because we are determined to have a very good race on Sunday and finish off the year as strongly as possible. The Valencia weekend is a special event, not only because it is the final round of the season but also because on Tuesday and Wednesday after the Grand Prix there are two important days of testing in preparation for the 2011 season. I'm really looking forward to getting the maximum out of these two days of testing before we head into the long winter break."

Carlos Checa

"The rain during Estoril's Grand Prix have certainly not helped me. I needed to run as much as possible on the track and the weather conditions that I have found have not allowed me to do that. The feeling that I was able to develop with the bike during the weekend have not allowed me to find the right riding position on the dry track. The forearm pain after a few laps did not allow me to give to the bike the right braking and the best way to entre in the turns. My results on Valencia's track are not exciting, but I have taken some satisfaction in my long career, arriving twice in the fourth position in the 2001 and in the 2005. Even if I do not feel any pressure, I'll try to do my best to give a good result to the Pramac Racing Team which have offered me this fantastic opportunity."

Casey Stoner

"After the awful weather we had to put up with in Portugal I hope that Valencia is a bit better and we get chance to work well and get a good set-up for my final race on the Ducati. I have always liked the circuit and I had my first ever win here in 125cc. It is a tight but flowing circuit and even though there are a lot of second and third gear corners they are banked and you can let the bike run, keeping some good speed up. This also helps you to find a gearbox setting quite quickly because apart from the straight, obviously, you only really need two gears. In the past we have always been able to find a good set-up so I we are confident. I really want to have a good race this weekend."

Dani Pedrosa

"In a couple of days I will get back on the bike again at Valencia and I really hope to feel better than I did on Sunday in Estoril. The last medical checks I had this week have shown that the nerves are not affected and this is positive, even though I'm feeling the same symptoms of numbness. I went to Clinica Dexeus to have an electromyography scan in my left arm from the neck to the hand. It showed that the nerves are OK, so I will continue having physiotherapy and I hope that gradually the lack of feeling passes. Despite the circumstances, I'm going to Valencia in a good mood because this is a track I love and the atmosphere there is always special. Last year we had a great race, so I want to get a good result regardless of my physical condition. We have a new sponsor this weekend from Honda in Indonesia. When I visited Indonesia this year I was really amazed by how many people follow MotoGP there. They are very passionate and knowledgeable about the championship, so it's good that this new sponsor on the Repsol Honda machine can create a link with this country."

Hector Barbera

"After the result in Portugal I am feeling happier and more confident. I feel comfortable with the bike at the moment and I hope we can do a good job in practice to find the right set-up for the race. Cheste is my home circuit and I can go fast there without hardly thinking about it so I hope that remains the case this weekend. It is a goal of mine to be fast at Valencia on the Ducati and the target for the weekend is to score my best result of the weekend, finish 2010 well and be part of a really cool race for all the fans. We have got a lot of data from the test we did here at the end of last year and I am sure it will help us."

Hiroshi Aoyama

"Sometimes I have a good feeling with Valencia and sometimes I don't. I hope that this time the feeling will be good. Last year I achieved the 250cc world title there and I have some nice memories on that, but you cannot compare this. I hope that the coming race will be better than the one in Estoril, where I could have finished in the Top 10, but made a mistake and had to be satisfied with 12th at the end. It is a pity that the team cannot continue. I had a really good time with them and I want to thank the team for all they did for me."

Jorge Lorenzo

"I've never won here in Valencia," said Lorenzo, during this afternoon's pre-event press conference. "It's not my obsession to get a victory here this weekend, but we are sure going to try. It's the last race of the season, so we'll make the last push, as we are very motivated to have a good race."

Loris Capirossi

"I hope we can go well at Valencia because it has been a very hard season for us and we need to end the year in a more positive way. The circuit is quite good for our bike and it seems to suit the dynamics of the GSV-R well. I know it will be difficult and I'm still not 100% fit, but I firmly believe I can go well in Valencia. It is the last race and after all that has happened this year it would be good to give my crew something to smile about -- I will certainly be giving everything I've got to make that happen."

Marco Melandri

"In Portugal I had yet another disappointing day and I can't even begin to explain the reasons why we have yet to work things out. We have been trying in vain and I am so bitterly disappointed about it. Valencia is our last chance to salvage something from a season to forget and I will try my hardest. I like the track and I won here in 250 and MotoGP but the chances of us doing anything this weekend are very small and that upsets me.

Marco Simoncelli

"I am still feeling satisfied but also slightly annoyed with how close I came to the podium at Estoril. I was happy with my performance because we kept a consistenyl fast pace from start to finish and I was able to battle with riders who have got the better of me in recent weeks. We have improved so much lately and the performance at Estoril has made me even more convinced we can be regularly fighting at the front. I can't wait to get started at Valencia and put the disappointment of last year behind me as quickly as possible. I love the track and I am desperate to finish on the podium there after missing out by such a small margin in Portugal. The way we are finishing the season is a great sign for next year. We still have a big job to do but the work we have done so far is paying off and I am happy for Honda and the team, who have given me so much support."

Nicky Hayden

"Time has flown past since Portugal. I went to Italy do some wind tunnel tests at Ducati and then we were back on the road to Spain. It has done me good to have a couple of days rest though because the crash on Friday left me with a knock on my back and it has been a bit painful. I'm okay now though and I can't wait to get back out at Valencia, a circuit I love and a place that will always be special to me because I won the title here. Also the fact it's the last race of the season, with so many people there packing out the grandstands... it just gives the whole event that little bit extra. I have been on the podium here twice in the past so we'll try and do it again this Sunday."

Valentino Rossi

"The points gap to second is quite big and Dani is always fast here," declared Rossi. "Anyway, a good target is also to resist and keep the third position from Casey, who is also fast here in Valencia. Last weekend we worked well in Portugal and had a good first half of the race, for this Sunday we will try and prepare the second half."

2010 season finale in Valencia

The 18th and final round of the 2010 MotoGP World Championship this weekend will see the runner-up spot decided, with the following Official Test offering an immediate taste of what is to come in 2011.

The Ricardo Tormo Circuit hosts the Gran Premio Generali de la Comunitat Valenciana this weekend for the 12th year running, and what has since 2002 been the traditional season-ending round. The 18th instalment of the 2010 MotoGP campaign will see runner-up to already-crowned Champion Jorge Lorenzo decided, with Dani Pedrosa and Valentino Rossi the candidates still able to take the honour.

Despite having wrapped up the title with three rounds to spare Lorenzo is still hungry for victories, as proven with his eighth of the season last time out at Estoril. The Fiat Yamaha rider is also on course to set a new record for the highest number of points scored in a single season in the MotoGP class as well as equal a number of other milestones, with the added incentive that Valencia is just one of three circuits on the current calendar at which he has not won in any class. He did finish on the podium last year however and will now aim to go one better.

The man with the most success at the venue is Pedrosa, last year’s race winner and with five victories in total across the premier (twice), 250cc (twice) and 125cc classes. The Repsol Honda rider currently has the best chance of finishing second in the Championship, holding a 19-point advantage over third-placed Rossi, but he is still recovering from his collarbone injury having only made his return to racing in Portugal having sat out three races.

Rossi has winning form at Valencia from 2003 and 2004, but is yet to taste victory on an 800cc machine there. The Italian, along with Lorenzo, will be aiming to deliver Yamaha their first win in the format, and came close last year in finishing second.

Lorenzo: LeMans, and Everything Almost Perfect

This is an interview by Matt Roberrt from BBC to Jorge Lorenzo, 2010 MotoGP champion. Jorge said that he start to feel and believe that he's gonna be a MotoGP champion after LeMans race last May. Can you imagine, it's just 3rd race from this 2010 MotoGP

Here's the video
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Lorenzo 1st, Rossi 2nd, and Dovizioso 3rd

Jorge Lorenzo get his hattrick at Estoril this year after wins on 2008, 2009, and this 2010 race. After taking Rossi, Lorenzo was unbeatable and finish first. The main drama came for 3rd position while Andrea Dovizioso just can get his podium on the last second after taking Marco Simoncelli. 

The world standing now was placed Valentino Rossi on the 3rd position, replace Casey Stoner. Rossi just 19 points behind Dani Pedrosa on the 2nd position. Dani Pedrosa only finish at 8th place. Pedorosa's points now are 236. It means, last race at Valencia will be looking for runner up between Pedrosa and Rossi, after Caset Stoner crashed in this race, and missed the points.

Battle for 3rd place is more interest to see, Andrea Dovizioso, Marco Simoncelli, and Nicky Hayden were involved. Nicky Hayden who's started on the 2nd position only finish at 6th place behind Marco Simoncelli at 5th. Dovizioso just taking Simoncelli off in last second and only 0.056 seconds lead. Yes right, what a race for 3rd place battle.

Congratulation to all rider

Gear Up Estoril

MotoGP this weekend will be held at Estoril, Portugal. Although championship was over yet, but MotoGP still looking for the runner up for this season. Dani Pedrosa now on 2nd position with 228 points. He leads only 23 points from last GP winner Casey Stoner.Valentino Rossi still on 4th place with 197 points, or 31 points behind the current runner up Dani Pedrosa. Those 3 riders will hunt for MotoGP runner up this season.

Last 2 years at Estoril, Jorge Lorenzo was won. And now he's looking for his hat-trick to be King of Estoril, like Casey Stoner did at Phillip Island circuit. All of top riders are have an interest for this weekend race. Hope this weekend race still attractive like before. Plus Carlos Cecha appearance to replace Mika Kallio on Pramac Ducati, this race will me more interest.

Schedule for MotoGP Estoril (all in local time):

Friday 29 October 2010

FP1: 10.05

FP2: 14.05

Saturday 30 October 2010

FP3: 10.05

QP: 14.05

Sunday 31 October 2010

WUP: 09.30

Race: 13.00

Lorenzo receives a memorable welcome in Mallorca

Some 5,000 people cheered the rider in the tributes organized in the Palma, after he returned from securing the MotoGP World Champion crown.

This Wednesday Jorge Lorenzo was welcomed by an enthusiastic reception, on his return home from the triple Asiatic where he secured his first MotoGP crown. Yesterday was a day to party and the celebrations for the new world champion in the premier class saw him surrounded by a huge crowd in his hometown of the Palma de Mallorca.

The first surprise was at the airport of the Palma where the President of the Air Europa, one of Lorenzo’s main sponsors, showed him one of the hangars where the Spaniard discovered that one of the company’s Boeings had been renamed “Lorenzo's Land” in his honor. Lorenzo then christened the hanger with a bottle of champagne.

The rider was then driven from Son Sant Joan to Palma in an open carriage, escorted by hundreds of motorists. The delegation toured the main streets of the city and the rider, accompanied by his parents, was able to see and feel the affection of his countrymen. Upon arrival at Consolat Sea (home of the Balearic Government), Lorenzo was received by President Francesc Antich and other local authorities who gave him a commemorative plaque, and then the pilot appeared on the balcony of the Government headquarters, where the crowd cheered his name.

"This is yours. We are already champions. I am proud to be a representative of Mallorca" exclaimed the emotional 23 year old motorcyclist, who ended by joined in with chants of 'We Are The Champions' sung enthusiastically by the thousands gathered.

Before continuing the party, the Fiat Yamaha rider held a small press conference in which he commented on his 2010 championship victory - "I have achieved my dream and this title should be celebrated to the max" –remembering the people that had helped him to achieve it, starting with his father, Chicho, and his mother, Maria, and expressing his hopes to return to his island and the home of the government on future occasions to celebrate more successes in the World Championship.

Perfect Win From Casey Stoner

Casey Stoner wrote a perfect win at this Sunday race on Phillip Island. Home race was give more support for Stoner. After set fastest time on qualification and warming up session, Casey Stoner perfectly win the race by 8.598 seconds lead from Jorge Lorenzo. Good start from Stoner continues with his domination on the race. Jorge Lorenzo as the MotoGP champion only finished at 2nd place, followed by his teammate Valentino Rossi. Other Ducati's rider, Nicky Hayden finished on 4th. This race was greeted by Ducati and Yamaha.

Winning on this race also make Stoner go to the 3rd position on the leadership table, 23 points behind his next year teammate, Dani Pedrosa who decided not race this weekend. Valentino Rossi down to the 4th position with 197 point, or 8 points behind Casey Stoner.

Next race will be more interest if Dani Pedrosa and Andrea Dovizioso can perform on their best. Although championship was over, but MotoGP 2010 is still looking for the runner up. Three riders up for this position, Dani Pedrosa, Casey Stoner, and Valentino Rossi.

Lorenzo Fastest On Free Practice 1 Australian Grand Prix

Lorenzo, 2010 MotoGP World Champion, set the fastest time at 1st Australian Grand Prix free practice with 1.41.146. Both Ducati's rider, Casey Stoner and Nicky Hayden on 2nd and 3rd with 0.334 and 0.485 seconds behind Jorge Lorenzo. Last race winner Valentino Rossi only at 7th with 1.42.626m while Dani Pedrosa, current runner up championship still had a problem with his shoulder injury. The free practice session was delayed by the race director, following bad weather at Phillip Island circuit. 

Good result coming from San Carlo Honda Gresini's rider. Both Marcos placed 4th and 5th. Followed by Andrea Dovizioso on 6th. The Suzuki's rising star, Alvaro Bautista only set 1.46.160 on 14th place.

Full free practice result here

Yamaha Very Lost Rossi

Lin Jarvis, Yamaha's managing director said that Yamaha very lost the Doctor Valentino Rossi after Rossi decided to move to Ducati. Yamaha and Rossi had a very good relationship for last 7 years. Yamaha also offer Rossi more 2 years contract for 2011 and 2012. But Rossi choose Ducati for next 2 years.

Lin Jarvis said that he didn't find the reason why Rossi reject Yamaha's contract. Jarvis have a presumption that Rossi want to be the first rider on the team. That is something impossible for Yamaha with Jorge Lorenzo inside the team.

Jarvis also explain why Yamaha choose Lorenzo. At 2006, there were rumors that Rossi will leaves MotoGP and move to F1 and rally. Jarvis also said that Rossi's statement was unclear about his decision. 2006 Yamaha seal Rossi for only one year. Yamaha also prepare Jorge Lorenzo to replace Rossi (if Rossi retired from MotoGP)

"This became the end of seven years of our togetherness. During that time with Valentino was wonderful times and fun"

"He's a great racer, both in terms of its ability on the track, her ability to communicate and also became an icon. During this time he has been a tremendous ambassador for Yamaha. We really want him to retire here and then became the brand ambassador for Yamaha"

That's Jarvis said on an interview at Pacific Place Hotel, during his visit to Jakarta, Indonesia

Sepang MotoGP 2010 Drama

Once again, history wrote on Sepang circuit las Sunday. 2 Spaniard rider sealing their championship on 2 different class. Toni Elias sealing his Moto2 world champion and then 1 hour later, Jorge Lorenzo for the first time wrote his name on MotoGP world champion. Although Lorenzo only finished at 3rd place, but that is more than enough for Jorge to seal the championship. 

The drama begin from Casey Stoner. This Ducati rider as the last year winner, crash on the beginning of the race. Stoner was caught out by cold tyre. Next drama came from Valentino Rossi. Valentino Rossi wrote his 46th wins with Yamaha at Sepang after a tight race with Andrea Dovizioso. Rossi strikes back to the top after very bad start. He drop into 1th position at the beginning of the race. But Rossi still a Rossi. With his experience and skill, finally he can pass other riders into 1st place.

Back to the drama, Jorge Lorenzo as usual on this years, he make an unique celebration by appearing Super Mario Bros. A character game legend that came from Italian. I'm not sure with the meaning of this. But some people said that Jorge want to celebrate the 25th birthday of Mario. Some people also said that this celebration was try to prove that Jorge was better than Rossi. Super Mario character came from Italian, same with Valentino Rossi.

Jorge Lorenzo also put his proud thanks to his fans from whole world by wrote "thank you" in 6 different language on the back side of his mechanic team t-shirt.

3 Teams On First Row

Nicky Hayden make a good result after took his best lap 2.01.637, 0.100 seconds behind candidate winner for 2010 MotoGP, Jorge Lorenzo. Lorenzo best lap on this qualification was 2.01.537. This is the 6th poles for Lorenzo at this season. For Lorenzo, chance to be a MotoGP winner this season was easier because he took the pole position at Sepang for Sunday race.

2nd place for pole was Nicky Hayden. After 15th and 11th position on free practice, finally Nicky took his best position at 2nd. The other Ducati's Casey Stoner only reach 5th on second row, behind Ben Spies, Yamaha Tech 3 rider. Valentino Rossi only at 6th place, 0.007 behind Casey Stoner.

Colin Edwards, Alvaro Bautista and Loris Capirossi are on the 3rd row. Duo San Carlo Gresini, Melandri and Simoncelli are at 4th row, followed by Espargaro. 5th row filled by Randy De Puniet, Hiroshi Aoyama and Hector Barbera that crashed on the last lap during the qualification session. Last place, Mika Kallio. 

So it's gonna be an interest race tomorrow at Sepang. Jorge Lorenzo have a big chance to seal the championship. He is only need 6 points to be this year winner. Let see on Sunday race. It so sad that we can not see Dani Pedrosa fight against Jorge Lorenzo for a championship.