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Pedrosa and Lorenzo demonstrated from the same output as were the strongest, Simoncelli seemed only able to fight them for the victory. However, in the early stages of the race it became clear with the collapse of Italian and left the test in a duel between the two Spanish.

Jorge Lorenzo was running ahead, setting fastest lap to try to escape, but was met with Dani Pedrosa returned to his beat with a few thousandths of a second speed, and so was chained to three times faster than allowed to leave the two other rivals.

Lorenzo and Pedrosa starring in his own fight, in third place, comfortable, settled Australian Casey Stoner, while after he left the Italian Valentino Rossi, who played a good start to avoid falling behind to an early exit, and Andrea Dovizioso. Since that time, almost to the end of the race, the fight for victory was led by Jorge Lorenzo, in charge of setting the pace, and Dani Pedrosa, who at all times is “stuck” in the wake of rival waiting opportunity or failure to overcome and win the victory.

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The Spanish Dani Pedrosa (Honda RC 212 V) recognized before leaving for Portugal, where this weekend will host the third Grand Prix of the MotoGP 2011 season he did not know “how I will be in Estoril” he said.

“I want to make the most of four sessions to prepare good race and really good temperatures that would help because this year’s race is again in April, which should not be so cold, but you can not trust time ever with the Atlantic Ocean so close, “Pedrosa said with certain reservations. “In terms of the circuit, Estoril has heavy braking and will be important to have good traction, so you can take advantage of good acceleration we have, ” said the pilot of the Repsol Honda.

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“I made ​​I had to do in these three weeks off and I have wanted to get back on the bike, but this time I have gone well for shoulder surgery and begin rehabilitation, ” said the pilot reported the Repsol team.

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Stoner set a best time of 1:59.665 for the first time, representing the barrier to break two minutes in the Malaysian path it did in its first round of the day, but shortly after he approached, but certainly not could be overcome at any time, Spanish Dani Pedrosa, with 1:59.803.

The third place went to the official driver for Honda but framed in the team of Fausto Gresini, Italian Marco Simoncelli, who narrowly overcame the team’s third driver, also Italian Andrea Dovizioso.

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Stoner has become the benchmark for MotoGP in these early stages of the season, in which imposes its effectiveness on Honda in spite of his teammates, Spanish Dani Pedrosa and Italy’s Andrea Dovizioso, who once again had to conform to stand behind him on the timesheets.

While morning Dani Pedrosa had the best time with a record of 2:00.229, then could not get off that record in the afternoon, while Stoner, who had managed to scratch 2:00.342 shot in a split second to register for achieve a new lap record and leave it at 2:00.171, 58 thousandths of a second faster than teammate.

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Of which there was no news on the Malaysian track was Valentino Rossi. The Italian, who continues with the phase of adaptation to his new bike, the Ducati Desmosedici GP11, was the first pilot of a brand that was not Honda or Yamaha, who have taken the top eight.

Stoner scored since the morning the best time ahead of Pedrosa, who finished the day in second place, nearly four tenths of a second with the MotoGP World Champion 2010, Jorge Lorenzo, in third place nearly five tenths of a second.

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