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Michelin recaps first 4 MotoGP races
MICHELIN'S MotoGP MEN MAKE FAST START TO 2008
Pedrosa and Lorenzo placed first and second after first four races
Michelin's MotoGP riders have made a superb start to the 2008 season. After the first four rounds of this year's World Championship, Michelin men Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda RC212V-Michelin) and Jorge Lorenzo (Fiat Yamaha Team YZR-M1-Michelin) are first and second in the points chase with a win apiece. In total Michelin riders have scored four pole positions, won two race victories and filled seven of 12 podium places at the first four events of the 18-round series.
Spaniard Pedrosa took the series lead with a superb home GP victory at Jerez, while dazzling rookie Lorenzo went equal on points when he took his debut MotoGP win at Estoril, Portugal. Lorenzo has been the find of 2008 - the double 250 World Champion made history by scoring pole position at each of his first three MotoGP events and may have continued that form if he hadn't crashed during Chinese GP practice, breaking a bone in his left ankle and wrenching his right ankle. Lorenzo proved his mettle by riding through the pain barrier to take fourth at Shanghai while Pedrosa retook the series lead with a fine ride to second place.
Other star Michelin performers at the first four races have been long-time Michelin man Colin Edwards (Yamaha Tech 3 YZR-M1-Michelin) who took pole in China, rookie James Toseland (Yamaha Tech 3 YZR-M1-Michelin) who qualified on the front row for his very first MotoGP race in Qatar and another rookie Andrea Dovizioso (JiR Team Scot Honda RC212V-Michelin) who has also showed serious speed and great promise for the future.
Michelin's big step forward into the 2008 season has been the talk of the paddock. During the off-season Michelin's MotoGP chemists and engineers focused on three main performance factors: edge grip, warm-up and operating range...
