26 – Dani Pedrosa Fan Site

After starting from 8th, Pedrosa managed to finish in podium position (3rd) at Sachsenring Grand Prix, Germany. Dani also set a new lap record! Rossi won the race with his teammate, Lorenzo, second.

He is quoted by MotoGP as saying:

“A podium is good, but I think that we could have won. We were strong enough to win, but I had a front tyre problem when I was going fast,” said the Spaniard on the same difficulty that forced Andrea Dovizioso out of the race.

“My teammate seemed to have a big problem with it, so I’m happy to have got on the podium, but anyway I thought that today we could have been faster.”

Complete results under the cut.

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After winning the race at Laguna Seca, Dani Pedrosa qualified in 8th position at Sachsenring GP, Germany. Hope he does well on the race.

Complete qualifying results under the cut!

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Dani Pedrosa won his first MotoGP race in 2009 season after finishing first at Laguna Seca in front of Rossi. Pedrosa who started from 4th position took the lead on the first corner and continues to lead the race. This is Dani Pedrosa’s seventh MotoGP victory. Congrats Dani.

1. Pedrosa
2. Rossi
3. Lorenzo
4. Stoner
5. Hayden
6. Elias
7. Edwards
8. Vermeulen
9. de Puniet
10. Melandri
11. de Angelis
12. Canepa

Lorenzo took the pole, but he then suffered an injury as well as Casey Stoner who was injured in another crash. Pedrosa was 4th on qualifying. Results are as follow.
1. Lorenzo
2. Rossi
3. Stoner
4. Pedrosa
5. Dovizioso
6. Elias
7. Edwards
8. Hayden
9. Vermeulen
10. Capirossi
11. Melandri
12. de Angelis
13. Gibernau
14. de Puniet
15. Toseland
16. Canepa
17. Talmacsi

Sorry for the late update.
Dani Pedrosa has crashed out from Saturday’s race in Assen on lap 5.
After the race, Pedrosa was quoted as saying that he didn’t injure himself on the crash. This is very fortunate since he has so many injuries and they aren’t quite healed yet.
Anyway, Valentino Rossi took his 100th victory with teammate Lorenzo second and Casey Stoner third. Complete results under the cut

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1. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha)

2. Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha)

3. Casey Stoner (Ducati)

4. Andrea Dovizioso (Honda)

5. Loris Capirossi (Suzuki)

6. Dani Pedrosa (Honda)

7. Colin Edwards (Yamaha)

8. Randy De Puniet (Honda)

9. Mika Kallio (Ducati)

10. Nicky Hayden (Ducati)

11. Chris Vermeulen (Suzuki)

12. Alex de Angelis (Honda)

13. James Toseland (Yamaha)

14. Marco Melandri (Hayate)

15. Sete Gibernau (Ducati)

16. Niccolo Canepa (Ducati)

17. Gabor Talmacsi (Honda)