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SACHSENRING, Germany (AFP) –
Spain’s Dani Pedrosa of the Repsol Honda Team (right) ahead of Australia’n teammate Casey Stoner in the MotoGP race at the Sachsenring Circuit in Germany on July 8. Pedrosa made it three successive wins in the German MotoGP here on Sunday to open his account for the season.
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Honda’s Dani Pedrosa made it three successive wins in the German MotoGP here on Sunday to open his account for the season.
Casey Stoner, the Spaniard’s teammate and defending world champion, was poised to take second before crashing out on the final lap.
The main beneficiary of Stoner’s spill was Yamaha’s former champion Jorge Lorenzo who was gifted second to move clear at the top of the riders standings on 160 points.
Pedrosa moved up to second on 146 with Stoner, pointless here, on 140.
