1.    Valentino Rossi    ITA   Fiat Yamaha Team    1m    49.751s   
2.    Jorge Lorenzo    ESP   Fiat Yamaha Team    1m    50.12s   
3.    Loris Capirossi    ITA   Rizla Suzuki MotoGP    1m    50.359s   
4.    Colin Edwards USA   Monster Yamaha Tech 3    1m    50.772s   
5.    Dani Pedrosa    ESP   Repsol Honda Team    1m    50.773s   
6.    Ben Spies    USA   Monster Yamaha Tech 3    1m    51.004s   
7.    Casey Stoner    AUS   Ducati Marlboro Team    1m    51.128s   
8.    Andrea Dovizioso    ITA   Repsol Honda Team    1m    51.255s   
9.    Nicky Hayden USA   Ducati Marlboro Team    1m    51.387s   
10.    Hector Barbera    ESP   Paginas Amarillas Aspar    1m    51.582s   
11.    Randy de Puniet    FRA   LCR Honda MotoGP    1m    51.605s   
12.    Marco Simoncelli ITA   San Carlo Honda Gresini    1m    51.717s   
13.    Marco Melandri    ITA   San Carlo Honda Gresini    1m    51.782s   
14.    Aleix Espargaro    ESP   Pramac Racing    1m    52.202s   
15.    Hiroshi Aoyama JPN   Interwetten Honda MotoGP    1m    52.399s   
16.    Mika Kallio    FIN   Pramac Racing    1m    52.418s   
17.    Alvaro Bautista ESP   Rizla Suzuki MotoGP    1m    55.257s

What a surprise...

Quote from: duccarlos on June 04, 2010, 05:48:34 AM
What a surprise...

Actually, yes:

Quote from: derby on June 04, 2010, 05:36:19 AM
1.    Valentino Rossi    ITA   Fiat Yamaha Team    1m    49.751s   
2.    Jorge Lorenzo    ESP   Fiat Yamaha Team    1m    50.12s   
3.    Loris Capirossi    ITA   Rizla Suzuki MotoGP    1m    50.359s

I didn't get past 1 and 2. Capirossi is a huge surprise. Lets see if he can keep the race pace.

Quote from: desmoquattro on June 04, 2010, 06:04:36 AM
Actually, yes:

Not to mention Colin Edwards in fourth.  It's still early though but that was also nice to see.

Loris must be on a fresh motor....LOL


you think we'll see a motor grenade in this race?

Yeah, yeah, blah, blah, blah.... 

Wake me 4 laps in on race day.

Race prediction, Vale 1st, Jorge 2nd and what the hell... Casey 3rd. Remember, you heard it here first.   

OMF Rossi broke his leg in practice! Helicoptered to hospital    "official diagnosis: VR has suffered a displaced&exposed fracture to the third medium of the right shinbone."


Likely to miss FOUR races: http://www.motomatters.com/news/2010/06/05/valentino_rossi_out_of_mugello_motogp_li.html 


I really didn't want Lorenzo to win this year damn it.

Here's the video. http://www.motogp.com/en/videos/2010/FREE+EXCLUSIVE+VIDEO+Rossi+crash+in+Mugello+FP2

I was really looking forward to the brewing battle between Rossi and Lorenzo.  Oh well! 

wow... that is a pretty serious injury  
he's in surgery now...
get well soon valentino

he hasn't missed a race since 1996

Valentino Rossi mugello Crash 05062010.mpg

Boy, do I feel stupid!

Heal well VR.

Qualy results

Pos.   Rider   Team   Bike   Time
1   Dani Pedrosa   Repsol Honda   Honda   1:48.819
2   Jorge Lorenzo   Fiat Yamaha   Yamaha   1:48.996
3   Casey Stoner   Ducati Marlboro   Ducati   1:49.432
4   Nicky Hayden   Ducati Marlboro   Ducati   1:49.546
5   Colin Edwards II   Tech 3 Yamaha   Yamaha   1:49.683
6   Randy De Puniet   LCR Honda   Honda   1:49.737
7   Ben Spies   Tech 3 Yamaha   Yamaha   1:49.861
8   Andrea Dovizioso   Repsol Honda   Honda   1:50.065
9   Aleix Espargaro   Pramac Racing   Ducati   1:50.168
10   Hiroshi Aoyama   Interwetten Honda MotoGP   Honda   1:50.224
11   Marco Simoncelli   San Carlo Honda Gresini   Honda   1:50.434
12   Loris Capirossi   Rizla Suzuki   Suzuki   1:50.479
13   Hector Barbera   Paginas Amarillas Aspar   Ducati   1:50.561
14   Marco Melandri   San Carlo Honda Gresini   Honda   1:50.664
15   Mika Kallio   Pramac Racing   Ducati   1:50.970
16   Alvaro Bautista   Rizla Suzuki   Suzuki   1:53.243

Quote from: DuCaTiNi on June 05, 2010, 04:21:09 AM

he hasn't missed a race since 1996

that was my first thought.

So he's going to be out for a few races, will Spies move up to take the Factory bike? Or some other guest rider.

Damn it, this really sucks. I really don't want Lorenzo to win because Rossi's injured. It doesn't feel right. But then again, there is still plenty of time for Lorenzo to launch himself into the stratosphere.