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2010 Fim Road Racing world championship: provisional entry list
Fim announced today the provisional entry list of Fim 2010 Road Racing World ChampionshipMOTOGP
4 Andrea Dovizioso (Ita) Repsol Honda Team 5 Colin Edwards (Usa) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 7 Hiroshi Aoyama (Jpn) Interwetten-Honda Motogp 11 Ben Spies (Usa) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 14 Randy De Puniet (Fra) Lcr Honda Motogp 19 Alvaro Bautista (Esp) Rizla Suzuki Motogp 24 Marco Melandri (Ita) San Carlo Honda Gresini 26 Dani Pedrosa (Esp) Repsol Honda Team 27 Casey Stoner (Aus) Ducati Marlboro Team 36 Mika Kallio (Fin) Pramac Racing Team Ducati 40 Hector Barbera (Esp) Aspar Motogp Team Ducati 41 Aleix Espargaro (Esp) Pramac Racing Team Ducati 46 Valentino Rossi (Ita) Fiat Yamaha Team 58 Marco Simoncelli (Ita) San Carlo Honda Gresini Honda 65 Loris Capirossi (Ita) Rizla Suzuki Motogp 69 Nicky Hayden (Usa) Ducati Marlboro Team 99 Jorge Lorenzo (Esp) Fiat Yamaha Team
MOTO2
2. Gabor Talmacsi (Hun) Speed Up Aprilia Speed Up 4. Stefan Bradl (Ger) Viessmann Kiefer Racing Suter 5. Joan Olive (Esp) Jack&Jones By A.Banderas Promoharris 6. Alex Debon (Esp) Red Bull Ajo Motorsport Ftr 7. Axel Pons (Esp) Pons Racing Pons Kalex 9. Kenny Noyes (Usa) Jack&Jones By A.Banderas Promoharris 10. Fonsi Nieto (Esp) G22 Holidaygym Moriwaki 12. Thomas Luthi (Sui) Interwetten Moriwaki Racing Moriwaki 14. Ratthapark Wilairot (Tha) Honda-Sag Suter 15. Alex De Angelis (Rsm) Scot Racing Team Scot 16. Jules Cluzel (Fra) Forward Racing Suter 17. Karel Abraham (Cze) Cardion Ab Motoracing Rsv 24. Toni Elias (Esp) Gresini Racing Moto2 Moriwaki 25. Alex Baldolini (Ita) Caretta Technology Race Dept I.C.P. 29. Andrea Iannone (Ita) Speed Up Aprilia Speed Up
35. Raffaele De Rosa (Ita)Tech 3 Racing Tech 3 37. Fabricio Perren (Arg) Kino Racing Kino 39. Robertino Pietri (Ven) Italtrans S.T.R. Suter 40. Sergio Gadea (Esp) Pons Racing Pons Kalex 41. Arne Tode (Ger) Racing Team Allemagney Suter 44. Roberto Rolfo (Ita) Italtrans S.T.R. Suter 45. Scott Redding (Gbr) Marc Vds Racing Team Suter 48. Shoya Tomizawa (Jpn) Technomag-Cip Suter 52. Lukas Pesek (Cze) Matteoni C.P. Racing Moriwaki 53. Valentin Debise (Fra)Wtr San Marino Team Adv 55. Hector Faubel (Esp) Honda-Sag Suter 56. Vladimir Leonov (Rus) Vector Kiefer Racing Suter 59. Nicola Canepa (Ita) Scot Racing Team Scot 60. Julian Simon (Esp) Mapfre Aspar Team Rsv 61. Vladimir Ivanov (Rus) Gresini Racing Moto2 Moriwaki 63. Mike Di Meglio (Fra) Mapfre Aspar Team Rsv 71. Claudio Corti (Ita) Forward Racing Suter 72. Yuki Takahashi (Jpn) Tech 3 Racing Tech 3 75. Mattia Pasini (Ita) Jir Moto2 Tsr 76. Bernat Martinez (Esp) Blusens Bqr Bqr-Moto2 77. Dominique Aegerter (Sui) Technomag-Cip Suter 88. Yannick Guerra (Esp) G22 Holidaygym Moriwaki 95. Mashel Al Naimi (Qat) Blusens Bqr Bqr-Moto2
Tba To Be Advised Jir Moto2 Tsr
Riserves
27. Vincent Lonbois (Bel) Marc Vds Racing Team Suter Tba Anthony West Australie Mz Racin
CLASSE 125
5. Alexis Masbou (Fra) Worldwiderace Team Aprilia 7. Efren Vazquez (ESp) Bainet Derbi 9. Muhammad Zulfahmi (Mal) Empowerment Worldwiderace Aprilia 11. Sandro Cortese (Ger) Red Bull Ajo Motorsport Derbi 12. Esteve Rabat (Esp) Bqr Racing Aprilia 14. Johann Zarco (Fra) Wtr San Marino Team Aprilia 18. Nicolas Terol (Esp) Bancaja Aspar Team Aprilia 23. Alberto Moncayo (Esp) Andalucia Cajasol Aprilia 24. Simone Corsi (Ita) Fontana Racing Aprilia 26. Adrian Martin (Esp) Team Wrb Aprilia 32. Lorenzo Savadori (Ita) Matteoni C.P. Racing Aprilia 35. Randy Krummenacher (Sui) Molenaar Racing Aprilia 38. Bradley Smith (Gbr) Bancaja Aspar Team Aprilia 39. Luis Salom (Esp) Lambretta Reparto Corse 44. Pol Espargaro (Esp) Bainet Derbi 50. Sturia Fagerhaug (Nor) Empowerment Worldwiderace Aprilia 69. Louis Rossi (Fra) Cbc Corse Aprilia 71. Tomoyoshi Koyama (Jpn) Racing Team Germany Honda 72. Marco Ravaioli (Ita) Lambretta Reparto Corse 78. Marcel Schrotter (Ger) Interwetten Racing Honda 80. Quentin Jacquet (Fra) Molenaar RacingAprilia 84. Jakub Kornfeil (Cze) Racing Team Germany Honda 87. Luca Marconi (Ita) Worldwiderace Team Aprilia 93. Marc Marquez (Esp) Red Bull Ajo Motorsport Derbi 94. Jonas Folger (Ger) Worldwiderace Team Aprilia 99. Danny Webb (GBr) Team Wrb Aprilia
Success for the first "Blood donor day" at the circuit
More than 150 blood donors last saturday at the circuit for a day completely dedicated to those women and men who gave blood , a piece of their life, for helping suffering people.
"In 2009, said Franco Vocioni, doctor in charge for Centro Sangue of the Ospedale del Mugello, we had 3655 bloodlettings and 315 new blood donors. We are satisfied but we intend to increase these numbers". During the event Mugello Circuit and Centro Sangue have shown some posters for a health campaign based on bloodletting.
Enrico Rossi visited Mugello Circuit
Enrico Rossi, Health councillor of Tuscany region and candidate for the chairmanship of Tuscany itself, visited yesterday Mugello Circuit. Rossi spoke with Paolo Poli, Mugello Circuit CEO, congratuleted for Mugello Circuit, pride and joy for Tuscany and not for Mugello alone.
Blood donor s' meeting in January, 23th, in the circuit
The CEO of Mugello Circuit Paolo Poli and the managament of Blood Center of Ospedale del Mugello mean to join their efforts for alerting to this matter. Comunità Montana Mugello and Società della Salute give support for the meeting that is open to citizenship.
Winners' ceremony for Premier National Cup
On line the 2010 Sports calendar and the first free practices of the year
The new Ducati is born to win: the first images of GP10
GP10 - this is the name of the new Ducati - will be on track in february fort the first test session of this new exciting season where Stoner and Hayden will attack Valentino's reign.
Discover new Ducati every day on our website.
Stoner and Hayden look ahead to their return to action
Wrooom 2010 burst into life today as the first day of press conferences got underway with Casey Stoner and Nicky Hayden under the spotlight. The Ducati MotoGP Team pair were in jovial mood as they faced a barrage of questions from the world’s media. Many of them centred around a topic that has dominated the motorcycle racing headlines for the past few months – the form and fitness of Casey Stoner.
“I’m fine and I feel great,” smiled the Australian. “I’ve been asked the same question pretty much every day since last October, which is obviously understandable, but I’m happy to reiterate that everything is okay. The lactose-free diet I’m following is proving to be effective and this is the first winter in three years that I’ve been able to train without any operations or injuries so that has been a great help. I feel we’re ready for next season, also because the test we did at Valencia following the final race of 2009 was really positive. The new ‘big bang’ firing order that the Ducati engineers have been working on is definitely a step forward: it has improved traction and handling and it has reduced the bike’s tendency to wheelie. Now we have to work on finding the right settings for the GP10 and understanding how the bike reacts to different set-up changes, which will be different to the old bike. There are a few standout rivals for this season: Valentino Rossi is still the man to beat because he is the World Champion and he’s an extraordinary rider. Lorenzo and Dani will also be there – they are both fast and I’m sure their motivation is higher than ever. I’m also sure Nicky will have plenty to celebrate this year – he had a difficult and unlucky first season with the team but he improved a lot towards the end and he was on the pace. I’d be happy for him because we have a great relationship and I think it is unusual to have an atmosphere in the garage like the one we have. There have been a few changes to the team with the arrival of Vittoriano (Guareschi) and Alessandro (Cicognani) but they are both doing a great job and I can’t wait to get back out on track for the first test of the year. The objective for 2010 is to win, as it is for everybody of course, but whether or not we manage it the most important thing is that we give it our best shot and I feel we can do that now.”
“I’m not going to start making excuses but 2009 was a very tough year for us – tougher than we expected,” admitted the typically honest Nicky Hayden. “But I am proud of the way myself and my team reacted and of the results we managed through hard work and by keeping faith in ourselves and our bike. To step onto the podium at Indy and to score consistent top five finishes in races and tests towards the end of the year, having started out fifteenth or sixteenth at the start of the year, represents huge progress. I have high hopes for 2010: I like the bike I rode in the test at Valencia and I’m pleased with the changes. Now we have to find a good base set-up that is going to work at different circuits so that we can get straight on the pace without having to change too much. Having Vittoriano, a fellow rider who knows the bike to perfection and can pick up on our feedback immediately, is a great help. It is sometimes difficult to find the limit of the Desmosedici but its potential is huge - Casey has shown that in the past and he continues to do so. Sure, he has a special connection with the bike and he is an incredible talent, but I am confident that we can make some steps forward too.”





