Balapan MotoGP musim 2013 ini sudah berlangsung satu race. Pembalap Yamaha, Jorge Lorenzo, menjuarai seri pembuka musim MotoGP ini yang digelar di Sirkuit Losail, Qatar, pada 7 April 2013 lalu.
Kembalinya Valentino Rossi ke tim Yamaha juga sudah memberikan tontonan
menarik untuk penggemar. Juara dunia sembilan kali itu membuka musim MotoGP
ini dengan menempati podium kedua di GP Qatar. Di lain pihak, pembalap
Repsol Honda Marc Marquez menghiasi debutnya dengan menempati urutan
ketiga.
Ketiga pembalap di atas diprediksi bakal meramaikan persaingan juara musim MotoGP ini, termasuk Dani Pedrosa dari tim Repsol Honda. Di luar itu, masih ada 17 balapan tersisa. Para pecinta MotoGP tentu sangat menantikan aksi-aksi para pebalap di race berikutnya. Berikut ini jadwal lengkap balapan MotoGP musim 2013.
April
7: GP Qatar, Losail
21: GP Amerika Serikat, Austin
Mei
5: GP Spanyol, Jerez
19: GP Prancis, Le Mans
Juni
2: GP Italia, Mugello
16: GP Catalunya, Circuit de Catalunya
29: GP Belanda, Assen
Juli
14: GP Jerman, Sachsenring
21: GP Amerika, Laguna Seca
Agustus
18: GP Amerika, Indianapolis
25: GP Republik Cek, Brno
September
1: GP Inggris, Silverstone
15: GP San marino, Misano
29: GP Spanyol, Aragon
Oktober
13: GP Malaysia, Sepang
20: GP Australia, Phillp Island
27: GP Jepang, Motegi
November
10: GP Spanyol, Valencia
Minggu, 05 Mei 2013
Sabtu, 04 Mei 2013
Lorenzo on pole after dramatic Jerez qualifying
Jorge Lorenzo has clinched his second pole position of the 2013 MotoGP™ season, topping an incident-packed qualifying session in Jerez on his 26th birthday. Dani Pedrosa, Marc Marquez, Cal Crutchlow and Valentino Rossi will fill positions two to five but all four riders have suffered falls this afternoon.
With the sun shining and thousands pouring into the Circuito de Jerez
for the first European qualifying session of the year, the chance of a
Spanish rider clinching pole appeared to be high. Ultimately, the front
row was locked out by riders from the home nation, with Yamaha Factory
Racing’s Lorenzo delivering a best lap time of 1’38.673 to see off
Pedrosa (Repsol Honda Team) by just under three tenths of a second.
Although Lorenzo has looked extremely strong since the start of the weekend, he was aided by high-speed crashes which either disrupted or terminated his closest rivals’ sessions. Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) had tumbled in the final free practice session, whereas Rossi (Yamaha Factory Racing) and Pedrosa’s errors came at almost the same moment as qualifying reached its climax. Crutchlow visited gravel traps in both sessions and was fortunate to rejoin the action and qualify fourth quickest.
Behind Rossi, the second row is completed by GO&FUN Honda Gresini’s Alvaro Bautista who out-qualified Ducati Team’s Nicky Hayden, LCR Honda MotoGP’s Stefan Bradl - who had progressed to the pole shootout from Q1 - and Ducati’s Andrea Dovizioso. Avintia Blusens’ Hector Barbera led the CRT riders and impressed with a top ten grid position, but he too would be a crasher by the time the chequered flag flew.
11th place was an achievement for Andrea Iannone - as the Energy T.I. Pramac Racing rider had sustained cuts to his left leg in a Q1 accident - while Tech 3’s Bradley Smith had been the last man to enter Q2. That left Power Electronics Aspar out of the shootout for the first time in 2013 to the disappointment of Aleix Espargaro, who will start 13th from Ducati wildcard Michele Pirro and Aspar teammate Randy de Puniet.
Row 6 will consist of Blusens’ Hiroshi Aoyama, Came IodaRacing Project’s Danilo Petrucci and Gresini’s Bryan Staring on the team’s CRT machine. The NGM Mobile Forward Racing attack will be spearheaded by Claudio Corti from 19th spot, out-qualifying 20th-placed Colin Edwards who crashed in Q1. The grid is completed by PBM pairing Yonny Hernandez and Michael Laverty, plus Lukas Pesek whose Ioda bike was yet another to end the afternoon off the circuit.
Cardion AB Motoracing were not in action for qualifying, as Karel Abraham’s broken right collarbone brought too much pain on Friday. Also on the sidelines is Ignite Pramac Racing’s Ben Spies, who since the race in Texas has been advised by doctors to rest in order to rectify an ongoing problem with a pectoral muscle.
Sunday’s 27-lap Gran Premio bwin de EspaƱa begins at 2pm local time (GMT +2).
Although Lorenzo has looked extremely strong since the start of the weekend, he was aided by high-speed crashes which either disrupted or terminated his closest rivals’ sessions. Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) had tumbled in the final free practice session, whereas Rossi (Yamaha Factory Racing) and Pedrosa’s errors came at almost the same moment as qualifying reached its climax. Crutchlow visited gravel traps in both sessions and was fortunate to rejoin the action and qualify fourth quickest.
Behind Rossi, the second row is completed by GO&FUN Honda Gresini’s Alvaro Bautista who out-qualified Ducati Team’s Nicky Hayden, LCR Honda MotoGP’s Stefan Bradl - who had progressed to the pole shootout from Q1 - and Ducati’s Andrea Dovizioso. Avintia Blusens’ Hector Barbera led the CRT riders and impressed with a top ten grid position, but he too would be a crasher by the time the chequered flag flew.
11th place was an achievement for Andrea Iannone - as the Energy T.I. Pramac Racing rider had sustained cuts to his left leg in a Q1 accident - while Tech 3’s Bradley Smith had been the last man to enter Q2. That left Power Electronics Aspar out of the shootout for the first time in 2013 to the disappointment of Aleix Espargaro, who will start 13th from Ducati wildcard Michele Pirro and Aspar teammate Randy de Puniet.
Row 6 will consist of Blusens’ Hiroshi Aoyama, Came IodaRacing Project’s Danilo Petrucci and Gresini’s Bryan Staring on the team’s CRT machine. The NGM Mobile Forward Racing attack will be spearheaded by Claudio Corti from 19th spot, out-qualifying 20th-placed Colin Edwards who crashed in Q1. The grid is completed by PBM pairing Yonny Hernandez and Michael Laverty, plus Lukas Pesek whose Ioda bike was yet another to end the afternoon off the circuit.
Cardion AB Motoracing were not in action for qualifying, as Karel Abraham’s broken right collarbone brought too much pain on Friday. Also on the sidelines is Ignite Pramac Racing’s Ben Spies, who since the race in Texas has been advised by doctors to rest in order to rectify an ongoing problem with a pectoral muscle.
Sunday’s 27-lap Gran Premio bwin de EspaƱa begins at 2pm local time (GMT +2).
Kamis, 02 Mei 2013
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