Lorenzo Congratulate Stoner Success

Jorge Lorenzo successfully underwent plastic surgery in Australia. Kin, the Yamaha rider who had just lost his MotoGP world champion had been flown back to his home in Barcelona, ​​to undergo a recovery period.

As already confirmed, the former double world champion 250cc class will be absent at the Malaysian GP this weekend. Chances to appear on the last series in Valencia, 4-6 November, also not yet certain, because the new decision will be taken within two weeks ahead, depending on the progress of the recovery.

Last weekend Lorenzo could not appear in the Australian GP, ​​due to an accident during warm-up session on Sunday (16.10.11) morning. It paved the way Repsol Honda rider, Casey Stoner, to embrace the world title, number one on the podium after the race in public alone.

The success of the rival, Lorenzo did not forget to congratulate him. After that, he talked about the injury that happened to him.

"Casey had a remarkable season, with very little to make mistakes. He was always very strong and consistent, making it difficult to beat. Congratulations to him, he has become the best in this year, and both deserve the title, the accomplishments he achieved with factory different (Ducati and Honda), "Lorenzo said.

"I want to fight until the end of the season, perhaps up to Valencia, but the accident on Sunday made it impossible. I am very proud of my team, for all their hard work, so it came in second place standings. Now we have to think about next year, and hard work as much as possible to get back to winning.

"After the accident, I was so worried anymore can not feel anything on my finger. After receiving exceptional treatment, I feel sure I can have a perfect sense of nerves and muscles. It gives me good confidence; I can not wait to re-sit M1 on me again! "

Indeed, due to the accident, Lorenzo left ring finger cut off on the first segment. But in operation, the finger can be connected again, and the terms and muscles to function properly. The middle finger was injured, although only loss of the skin, and has been closed with SSG taken from the hypothenar (group of three muscles that control movement of the palm of the hand little finger).

Finger Surgery Was Succesfull for Lorenzo

Doctors in Melbourne, Australia, managed to perform surgery, to heal injury in the left ring finger Yamaha Team rider Jorge Lorenzo, on Tuesday (18/10/2011).

Lorenzo fell off his motorcycle, while exercising in the morning before attending the Australian MotoGP series on Sunday (16/10/2011) then. The accident made ​​a finger on his left hand injury.

Lorenzo broken finger tips, when dropped on the bend to the 12th at Phillip Island Circuit. This injury interrupted Lorenzo hopes to beat the host rider Casey Stoner in the cage.

Some local media reports, the surgeon managed to reconnect the finger Lorenzo. Doctors estimate there is no permanent damage to the nerves and muscles in the finger.

Although the operation is successful, Lorenzo certainly can not follow the Malaysian MotoGP series this weekend. However, Lorenzo may still be able to follow the last series MotoGP in Valencia, Spain, next month.

Lorenzo Will Miss Sepang

Injuries caused by accidents during heating at Phillip Island Circuit on Sunday (16.10.2011), forcing Jorge Lorenzo had a longer break. After missing the Australian Grand Prix, the 2010 world champion has also been ruled out in the Malaysian GP this weekend.

Lorenzo crashed in a position that is quite scary when it crash at Phillip Island. Initially suspected he was having a scary thing, but it turns out the fourth finger on his right hand broken. The Spanish rider was also already successfully underwent surgery on Sunday night, but he could not appear at the Sepang Circuit on Sunday (23/10/2011).

"Surgery to repair damage to the finger Jorge Lorenzo in Melbourne this evening a success," said a statement issued by the Yamaha. "The operation could save the nerves and muscles fourth finger, which could result in loss of function, either on the fingers and hands."

"Unfortunately, the required healing time is longer so that Jorge will not race in Sepang at the Malaysian GP. A decision to Valencia GP will be taken depending on the condition of Jorge after he returned to Barcelona."

With absent in Sepang GP, Lorenzo also almost certainly could not take part in all important practice of post-Malaysian GP, where Yamaha will test the motor 1.000cc for the 2012 season.

I Don't Know If That Was Rossi

Defending champion MotoGP, Jorge Lorenzo, survived the crash on the first lap circuit race in Motegi, Japan, Sunday (2/101/11), after it comes in contact with the Ducati rider, Valentino Rossi, at the second corner. Yamaha rider was eventually finish in the order of two, and keep the opportunity to pursue a rival of the Repsol Honda, Casey Stoner, in the hunt for the world title in 2011.

This incident reminds all MotoGP fans will event last year when Rossi and Lorenzo make tight battle towards the finish. Back then, when Rossi was a teammate Lorenzo on Yamaha, also comes in contact. Luckily, no one had an accident so that Rossi finished third, followed by Lorenzo.

However, this time Rossi had to accept the bitter truth. After nudging the back of the motor Lorenzo, Rossi little bounce to the right and hit the motorcycle Ben Spies, before he fell and dragged out to the gravel.

Regarding the incident, Lorenzo said he did not know if the accident is Rossi. Spanish rider concern is himself doing a bad start.

"I did a bad start, very terrible, and losing many positions, and then I nearly had an accident on the second corner when Valentino too (late) braking," said Lorenzo.

"I do not know what happened. After the race, I've asked the mechanic, where the riders hit the wheel behind me because I feel there is a huge movement and nearly fell. They say that it is Valentino, but I do not know what happened. I have seen impressions he repeated. "

After the incident, Lorenzo is at number four. Shortly thereafter, former double world champion 250cc class is up to number two, take advantage of situations where Stoner loses braking point so that could slip through gravel, and the penalties that must be acted Andrea Dovizioso, due to the jump start.

However, Lorenzo failed to beat Dani Pedrosa, who eventually won the series to-15. Although he was trying to match the speed of the Repsol Honda rider, Lorenzo had to settle for finishing in the order of two.

"Racing is a bit odd, Casey underwent a penalty wide and Dovi. I think there is a possibility to fight with Dani Dani fight win because normally have little trouble than me. But on this track, she's really remarkable. He deserves a winner, and I can not catch up, "said Lorenzo.

Lorenzo Force Stoner Delay His Title

Battle for the 2011 MotoGP world championship more exciting, following the results of "unexpected" at the Motegi Circuit, Japan, on Sunday (10.02.11). Casey Stoner, who appeared dominant during this weekend, just reaping the results are less good, due to finish at number three. Australian rider was unable to compete with his teammate at Repsol Honda, Dani Pedrosa and Yamaha team's closest rival, Jorge Lorenzo.

Stoner is very difavorikan menenangi race at the circuit last season when he was with Ducati conquered. How not very convincing record of his time since the first free practice to qualifying, so it took pole position. The worst outcome is in second position during the second free practice.

But during the race, Stoner made a mistake when entering the fourth lap. He did not get the braking point when going into bend 11, thus slipping through the gravel. Luckily, the 2007 world champion appeared very calm. He does not force yourself to swing to the right, and gave up his position usurped by Pedrosa and Lorenzo.

Although it had slumped to number seven on his return to track racing, Stoner managed to improve his position. One by one rider in front can be conquered, and eventually finished third. Stoner also maintain a record is always on the podium during the 2011 season, except for failures due to an accident at Jerez in the second series.

Small errors Stoner, Lorenzo plus charming performance, making competition for the crown of world champion again exclaimed. If prior to this series-15 Stoner 44 points ahead, so now they are "only" within 40 numbers, where Stoner was still firmly on top of the standings with a total of 300 points, followed by Lorenzo with 260 points.

Well, thus the last three series will be very crucial, because the contested points, the maximum is 75. Stoner remains in an excellent position to win both world titles in the premier class, because he only needs 35 more points to snatch the championship crown last year at the head of Lorenzo.

See a consistent performance since the start of the season, it's not impossible for Stoner to make those dreams. Moreover, the 16 series on 16 October will take place in front of the public itself.

Since grabbed first MotoGP title with Ducati in 2007, Stoner unbeaten in Phillip Island Circuit, Australia. Now, with the performance of Honda's very intriguing, it is not excessive if Stoner back into the main favorite to win there. 10 pole position plus eight wins and 14 podium finishes throughout 2011, an indication that he will realize the victory.

However, Lorenzo is also still have a chance. If it can continue to finish ahead of Stoner, is not impossible that the former double world champion 250cc class this will force the fight lasted until the last series in Valencia, 6 November. At a minimum, Lorenzo dashed ambitions Stoner, who proclaimed himself a target of ensuring world champions in public own.

- Standings

Pos Rider Total

Casey Stoner 300

Jorge Lorenzo 260

Andrea Dovizioso 196

Dani Pedrosa 195

Ben Spies 156

Valentino Rossi 139

Nicky Hayden 123

Marco Simoncelli 119

Colin Edwards 98

Hiroshi Aoyama 94

Hector Barbera 77

Alvaro Bautista 67

Cal Crutchlow 57

Karel Abraham 50

Toni Elias 47

Randy de Puniet 39

Loris Capirossi 29

Kousuke Akiyoshi 7

Johns Hopkins 6

Shinichi Ito 3

- The rest of calendar 2011

14 to 16 October: Australia, Phillip Island

21 to 23 October: Malaysia, Sepang

4 to 6 November: Spain, Valencia

Lorenzo Use Mineral Water for Shower

2010 MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo was forced to shower with mineral water from a bottle during the MotoGP series to race in Japan. This was done to avoid potential exposure to nuclear radiation from the tap water in Japan.

"I shower with bottled water," said Lorenzo, as he shows how he took a shower with mineral water from a bottle, Sunday (02/10/2011) at Motegi Circuit, Japan.

Since the earthquake and tsunami that followed leaks Fukushima nuclear power plant, located 130 kilometers from Motegi, MotoGP riders are always trying to not compete in Japan, citing fears of exposure to radiation. However, experts ensure that the situation in Japan is safe, and most of the team forced the Japanese manufacturer pebalapnya race in Japan.

To overcome fears of radiation, all the teams carrying food and beverages in large quantities from outside Japan for his team members. For them, it is the only preventive measure radiation that can be done.

In addition to Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa also worried about radiation and intend to leave all his clothes in Japan.

Casey Stoner also had come with the most recent flight to Japan to shorten his stay in the country.