Jorge Lorenzo The World Champion and The Second Winner In Philip Island,Australia

October 11, 2010 
15th season
Sepang, Malaysia 
The circuit is very decisive for the Por Fuera. It was the moment where Lorenzo to redefine itself as a world champion MotoGP, Lorenzo can become the new world champion if he can finish with either, or at least finish at number 9, seems a fairly easy thing for Lorenzo.When the game starts, Lorenzo who was starting in pole position moving with the fast. Dani Pedrosa, competitor could not follow the game due to a collarbone injury caused Pedrosa should be sidelined for several seasons. This seems to increase confidence in participating in this circuit Lorenzo.
in the early laps, Lorenzo can lead well. But in a few laps, his friends can follow him well. Andrea Dovizioso can catch well, until Lorenzo is in 2ndValentino Rossi who was originally just started in 6th position to catch up Por Fuera until Lorenzo had to come down in 3rd position. But Lorenzo casually continue to follow this match until he can finish at # 3.
Besides carrying the flag of Spain Lorenzo, but he carried the flag accidentally lodged in the back of his motorcycle gear, causing the motor not to run for a moment. Funny thing is again, as he parked his bike, he accidentally occupy the first parking lot, where it's supposed to be where Rossi for winning the match. Seeing that, Rossi could only shake their heads ..hahahahahahhahha .... (that's so funny for me)

 
JORGE LORENZO STATISTICS

• Jorge Lorenzo becomes only the second Spanish rider to win the MotoGP world title - the other was Alex Criville in 1999.

• He is the first Spanish rider to win world titles in both the 250cc class and premier-class.

• Lorenzo has finished in the top four at the first fifteen races of the year on his way to taking the world title.

• At the age of 23 years 159 days he is the sixth youngest rider of all-time to win the premier-class title after: Freddie Spencer, Casey Stoner, Mike Hailwood, John Surtees and Valentino Rossi.

• He is the third youngest rider to have won world titles in both the 250cc and premier-class, after: Mike Hailwood and Valentino Rossi.

• During 2010, Jorge Lorenzo became only the fourth rider in the 62-year history of motorcycle Grand Prix racing to finish on the podium in the premier-class at the opening twelve GP races of the year.

October 17, 2010

16th seasons
Philip Island, AustraliaAfter becoming world champion Lorenzo, Lorenzo faced with the circuit at Phillip Island. Many people say this is the circuit power sirkiut Casey Stoner, a local racer. Although Por Fuera can not be completed in the first place, but Lorenzo to finish second best. Proof enough for Lorenzo on decline in performance over the last few seasons.

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