Dani Pedrosa ready to rule
The 25-year-old veteran rider from Spain, Dani Pedrosa has successfully recovered from the collarbone injury after going through a surgery. According to a very recent report the Spaniard is eyeing to participate in the Australian MotoGP, which will held
on Sunday next week.
The ace rider missed the racing event of Malaysia after crashing in Japan and his absence from the racing track gave an easy chance to his compatriot ace rider Jorge Lorenzo to secure the championship title.
In a very recent interview Pedrosa expressed his ambitions and plans and told the media that the championship title is out of his range now but he will try his level best to firmly grasp the runner-up spot.
Pedrosa seemed a little upset and disappointed as his unfortunate accident dragged him out of the racing circuit, and it also opened a window of opportunity for his arch rival to clutch the title pretty easily. While talking about his surgery and his physical
fitness the 25-year-old told that he is feeling much better now and his operation went well. He added that he will participate in the MotoGP race in Australia and try his level best to secure the runner-up spot for the season.
On the other hand, the Italian legend Valentino Rossi has finally found his winning streak back and displaying his best dominance over the racing track pretty well now. The recent MotoGP race which was held in Malaysia was won by Valentino Rossi.
Now only three races are remaining in the season and Lorenzo has already snatched ample points to pick up the championship trophy of the season. It is to be noticed that Dani Pedrosa was the only rational challenger of Jorge for the championship title, but
his accident during the practice session for Japan race at Motegi ruined his hopes of grabbing the glory.
Now the fight to finish the season in the overall standings is still open. Currently Pedrosa is at the second spot and forty seven points ahead of the third spot holder Valentino Rossi.
Pedrosa is still feeling sheer pain and stiffness in his neck and it might create some problem for the Spanish veteran in the Australian MotoGP. While talking about the fact, the Spaniard told the world that his operation went well but he is still feeling
some pain in his neck which is very annoying and can cause problems for him during the race.
Pedrosa is keen and confident for a better comeback. He said that the meteorological conditions can play a very vital role in the race, but he is very hopeful to perform better and this is probably the best time for him to return to the racing circuit.
The race on Sunday is an important race for the Australian rider Casey Stoner as well. Currently, he is just one point behind Rossi and his home circuit might help him to overtake the Italian. It is also to be notified that Stoner has won the Australian
MotoGP for the last three seasons and his record over his home circuit is truly marvellous. The victory in the Australian MotoGP might drag him closer to Dani Pedrosa as well.
Casey Stoner is followed by Andrea Dovizioso in the standings table and Dovizioso is just one point behind Stoner.
Now the current leader Jorge Lorenzo is aiming high to finish the final races of the season in a glorious way. It is also to be considered that last year the 23-year-old veteran rider failed to complete his race of Australian MotoGP.
The upcoming race in Australia is no doubt going to be exciting and thrilling because Pedrosa is ready to give a strong challenge to his compatriot arch rival Lorenzo, and who is going to be the leader in Australia only the time will tell.
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