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Lorenzo quickest on busy first day at Phillip Island
The former MotoGP™ World Champion's best time of 1'29.213 put him top of the pile though lap times and bike development are not the focus this week. The riders and teams are working on tyre durability and have a specific schedule to follow over the 72 hours at the Australian venue. Monday's...
Published on March 4 2014, 07:30
Source: www.motogp.com
In the absence of injured World Champion Marc Marquez, recovering from a broken leg in Spain, Yamaha Factory Racing's Lorenzo dominated the Australian MotoGP test by posting the top time over the three days with a 1'29.068 which came on the second to last lap. The final day at Phillip Island saw...
Although lap times and bike development are not the focus during testing this week at Phillip Island, the former MotoGP World Champion Lorenzo's best time of 1'29.213 put him top. The riders and teams are working on tire durability and have a specific schedule to follow over the next 72 hours at...
The Factory MotoGP teams of Honda, Yamaha and Ducatiwill be at Phillip Island this week as they and two Moto2 squads engage in testing with a focus on tire wear. Following last year's Australian Grand Prix in which the premier class race was divided into two halves by pitstops and the Moto2...
Following last year's Australian Grand Prix - when the premier class race was divided into two halves by pit-stops and the Moto2™ event was shortened, due to the abrasive new track surface leading to severe tyre wear - it was decided to organise this test at the island track which will host the...
In a reversal of form after the first test session in Sepang where he struggled, on his penultimate lap of the Phillip Island tyre safety test Jorge Lorenzo set the best time of the three day visit with a late 1'29.068s best effort. In the absence of injured World Champion Marc Marquez,...
Bridgestone Motorsport Press Release: Jorge Lorenzo's run of fine form continued on the opening day of the Australian Grand Prix as the Movistar Yamaha MotoGP rider was quickest overall in Friday practice at Phillip Island, his best lap time of 1'29.602 seeing him end the day 0.147 seconds clear...
In the absence of injured World Champion Marc Marquez, recovering from a broken leg in Spain, Yamaha Factory Racing's Lorenzo dominated the Australian test posting the top time on all three days. Wednesday's final day saw a very brief shower and two stoppages due to crashes for Moto2 rider Tito...