#jorgelorenzo

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Jorge Lorenzo MotoGP Legend Edit | The Master of Smooth Riding

Relive the incredible career of the "Spartan" with this cinematic Jorge Lorenzo edit. Known for his flawless precision and smooth riding style, this video highlights some of his most iconic moments on the track. From his dominant wins with Yamaha to his fierce rivalries, witness why Lorenzo remains a MotoGP legend.

[mcnewscomau]

Curiously, despite its high speed nature, the way Phillip Island flows through the fast turns means that it is not known as a horsepower track. Of course, the riders with a power advantage will find passing down the main straight much easier, but for outright lap times and  over race distance, top speed here is less vital than most would imagine. The fastest ever lap of Phillip Island by a motorcycle was recorded by Jorge Lorenzo on a Yamaha way back in 2013, his 1m27.899 for pole position remains the outright benchmark. 

The fastest race lap was also set that year on what was then a freshly resurfaced track. Marc Marquez is the holder of the race lap record at 1m28.108, also set that year, 2013. 

The race that year (2013) was quite controversial…. The grip of the new surface had seen tyre supplier Bridgestone caught out and the Japanese tyre manufacturer could not guarantee that their tyres would last more than ten laps. Thus the 2013 Australian GP was turned into an essentially two-part encounter over 19 laps, compared to the originally scheduled 27-lap distance. Riders were instructed to pit for new rubber after no more than ten laps. However, the Repsol Honda crew failed to bring Marquez in soon enough as they misunderstood the instructions, believing that Marquez could do ten laps and then pit for new rubber on lap 11. Marquez did that and rejoined the race right behind Lorenzo. However, Marquez was subsequently black flagged and disqualified from the race… Lorenzo went on to win with Dani Pedrosa second and Valentino Rossi third. #australiangp #phillipisland #phillipislandcircuit #jorgelorenzo #yamaha 📸 @ajrn_sp (at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjjumfwLcrn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[whydoubleu]

Adios Jorge!

“Rossi and I love each other when we’re far apart - he jokes - when we’re together, things change. I think it’s normal, as when we were in Yamaha together we both wanted to fight for the win and so the rivalry between us was only natural”. - Jorge Lorenzo,November 14th 2019-

Source: gpone.com

I didn’t expect anything from the last motogp race this 2019 season other than Vale getting on podium. Just wanted to enjoy the last race of the season as much as we can. I think that’s what the fans and everyone in the paddock would like to do. But, this race weekend turn out differently for motogp. There was unexpectedly news from five time world champion, Jorge Lorenzo. He decided to retiring at the end of the season as professional racer.

It all begin with an update from Motogp that there will be another press conference from Jorge and accompanied by Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta held before the regular press conference. It quite shocking me up and the rest of motogp fan and journalists as there were many news and speculations on social media. I feel so emotional knowing that the news might be an announcement of Jorge’s retirement and still had positive assumption that it might be a corner named after him, which then i realize he already had it in Jerez.

Then the retirement assumptions become reality. It quite made me emotional even clearly i’m not his fan but really respect him as one of Vale’s greatest rivals and maybe best teammate which make Yamaha having their golden moments back then when they were together as Jorge and Vale push each other so Yamaha was become the best team for several years. Well, riders will be retired including Jorge and Vale definitely, but i really didn’t expect that Jorge will did it this early. That’s what i felt too, back when Dani Pedrosa retired last year, but i expect Jorge for more years because yeah he’s a strong rider, tough competitor and make motogp races more fun because of iconic battles with other riders, including Vale.

Catalunya battle in 2009 with Vale was my favorite all the time, even Vale agree with that saying it his best memories with Jorge. Other than he’s a strong rider, i think everyone still curious about his battle with Marc using Honda engine as that what we all expect for this 2019 season. Also, his improvement on his second year with Ducati at the last part of the season is something that give us and well myself that he could be competitive too on his second year with Honda. Its a bit sad, because he ended his motogp career with quite bad condition, but I respect his decision and well he got five world titles, and he had big achievements which only few riders now on the grid have done it. For Jorge’s fan, i fell for you guys and maybe few years later i’ll feel the same thing.

[106grandprixwinnerlewishamilton]

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[columnm]

Jorge Lorenzo’s 2007 World Championship-winning Aprillia RSW 250. - More on ColumnM.com ... Link in bio. . . . . . #motogp #racing #jorgelorenzo #motorcycleracing

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Bitget and MotoGP: A High-Octane Alliance Accelerates Crypto into Global Motorsport - Lead Media News Online

The worlds of high-speed racing and high-stakes crypto trading are officially colliding! Bitget, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, proudly

Crypto & MotoGP: A Full Throttle Partnership! 🏁

Hold onto your helmets! Bitget, a top crypto exchange, is speeding into a regional partnership with MotoGP for select Grand Prix events in 2025. This isn't just about logos on bikes; it's about bringing the fast-paced world of crypto to the adrenaline-fueled universe of global motorsport.

And who better to lead the charge than three-time World Champion Jorge Lorenzo himself, as a Bitget ambassador! His "Make It Count" philosophy perfectly mirrors the precision and swift decisions needed in crypto trading.

Expect electrifying trackside activations, unique fan experiences, and a serious push for global crypto adoption. The future of trading is in the fast lane!

Discover all the exciting details: https://leadmedianews.com/bitget-and-motogp-alliance/

[caseystonedd]

Little Jorge frustrated with the bike