And the Final test already Happened...The Time Result done to read and some conclusion already been seen.
- Casey Stoner – Repsol Honda Team – 1.55.681 (46 laps)
- Dani Pedrosa – Repsol Honda Team – 1.55.745 (39 laps)
- Ben Spies – Yamaha Factory Racing – 1.56.294 (45 laps)
- Marco Simoncelli – San Carlo Honda Gresini – 1.56.433 (70 laps)
- Andrea Dovizioso – Repsol Honda Team – 1.56.439 (58 laps)
- Randy De Puniet – Pramac Racing Team – 1.56.445 (67 laps)
- Jorge Lorenzo – Yamaha Factory Racing – 1.56.707 (48 laps)
- Colin Edwards – Monster Yamaha Tech 3 – 1.56.716 (57 laps)
- Nicky Hayden – Ducati Marlboro Team – 1.56.726 (68 laps)
- Hiroshi Aoyama – San Carlo Honda Gresini – 1.56.740 (73 laps)
- Hector Barbera – Mapfre Aspar Team – 1.56.798 (62 laps)
- Alvaro Bautista – Rizla Suzuki MotoGP – 1.56.931 (63 laps)
- Valentino Rossi – Ducati Marlboro Team – 1.56.988 (50 laps)
- Lorris Capirosi – Pramac Racing Team – 1.57.345 (62 laps)
- Cal Crutchlow – Monster Yamaha Tech 3 – 1.57.730 (28 laps)
- Karel Abraham – Cardion AB Motoracing – 1.57.846 (49 laps)
- Toni Elias – LCR Honda MotoGP – 1.58.536 (57 laps)
If you look at all the conclusions, the Honda is the fastest in each series of Test in the beginning of February. They Always got front row. And Yamaha still in Second row with Ben Spies, we don't know why Jorge Lorenzo look little bit slowly on this Test.
But What are the test for? Trying to know and understand the machine and trying a lot of setting, so we can choose one of the best for the race to begin.
And I thought that's what Valentino Rossi did....we can see him on 5th, 8th, 10th, and jump to 3rd and than back to 6th position, and finished in 13th. What the clue from the timeline sheet result...? Yes, you are right He tried lot off setting for the best set up, and the mechanic in his box already noted what the best setting they did, so he can choose the best one for the first round of the coming World Championship starts for March 20th.
As we know the weather at the night is so windy with a little bit of sandstorm on the track, temperature was low on the track, combination with sand will lead the riders losing the front end, and many riders crash because of the situation such as Valentino Rossi, Nicky Hayden and Alvaro Bautista.
And here we go what the G.O.A.T said to MotoGP.com “I’d say that today was pretty challenging: the weather conditions were much tougher than yesterday, and I had another crash when I slipped on a white line. Fortunately, I just fell over on the ground – it was nothing serious. The real problem was that at about an hour and a half from the finish, I started to lose strength in my shoulder, and I just couldn’t push anymore. It’s a shame, because I had just done my best time, and I may have been able to drop it a little more from there. Instead, we didn’t even mount the two soft tyres that we had. I started on a long run, but I stopped because I was losing tenths lap after lap. Let’s say that we’re not as far back as it looks, although we still have a lot of work to do, regarding both the bike and myself, because the shoulder is evidently not yet able to bear two such intense days of testing. Between now and Thursday, I’ll do some light exercise and have it massaged, and then we’ll see.”
For the last words.... Let's start counting the days for the most important Championships, only two days more and we will know who will be the fastest in the real race
