The predicted rain yesterday has been present as expected and this has made the Grand Prix of Japan in a lottery. The only race that has remained the forecast has been in MotoGP, where the owner of the pole, the Repsol Honda Team rider Valentino Rossi, has made victory in a hotly contested first Grand Prix of the season.
In the morning race, Daniel Pedrosa has been aware since you’ve seen the rain in the morning that today would have little chance to fight for his first victory in 125 GP. Despite starting well, starting from the top of the grid and test lead in the first few corners, it has quickly been overtaken by several riders, occupying an intermediate position of the pack halfway through the race. The continuing fall steadily and have allowed up positions until he crossed the finish eighth. His teammate Joan Olive has made a good career that has allowed him to score his first points of the year with its thirteenth place finish.
In 250 GP, Fonsi Nieto was unable to initial the excellent performance of yesterday, a day in which he set the fastest time of the grill. Difficult weather conditions caused by rain and falling two laps to have dragged the Repsol to the thirteenth position when he was sixth. His team-mate Toni Elias has dedicated its first points in his debut in the category, coming in eleventh goal in a very difficult race for the state of the track.
In the premier class today has lived an intense duel for the lead. The local driver Suzuki, Akira Ryo, has set a strong pace since the first round. The approach of Repsol Valentino Rossi has been completely different, starting with more ease this difficult test. Lap by lap, Rossi has been beating opponents to reach a mid-race Ryo. Five laps to go Rossi was ahead of Ryo and has become the first place, since they no longer have left to cross the finish line. His team-mate Tohru Ukawa has not been able today to offer another good result at the Repsol Honda MotoGP Team. Ukawa has been dropped with three laps from the end when he was fifth in tough battle with fellow Norick Abe
