Pedrosa Wins Misano GP & Is The 8th Different MotoGP Winner In 2016

By Ajinkya

Dani Pedrosa started the 2016 Misano GP from the eighth position. The Spaniard took a gamble with the softest Michelin front tyre, which nobody else tried. In the extremely hot temperatures at Misano, Pedrosa's body structure and riding style played dividends on his win.

Pedrosa Gambles With Michelin Tyres To Win Misano GP

Pedrosa is now the eighth winner during 2016 MotoGP Championship, never before has a similar feat been created. Valentino Rossi once again proved why experience matters, the Italian focussed on race pace and dominated the Misano GP for maximum laps in the first place.

Pedrosa Gambles With Michelin Tyres To Win Misano GP

Movistar Yamaha riders were first and second for amajority of the duration. During the last few laps, Pedrosa upped his ante and took over from Rossi and Lorenzo. Pedrosa had an extreme great pace during the closing stages, which gave him a well-deserved victory and his first in 2016.

Pedrosa Gambles With Michelin Tyres To Win Misano GP

Valentino Rossi has now brought his point deficit down to just 43 Championship points. Marc Marquez struggled at Misano from the very beginning. Repsol Honda rider could only manage fourth place, Marquez rode a damage limiting race at the 2016 Misano GP.

Pedrosa Gambles With Michelin Tyres To Win Misano GP

Post race, Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi were involved in a verbal battle. Lorenzo was clearly unhappy about Rossi's extremely aggressive overtaking manoeuvre. Rossi defended himself saying that Lorenzo has done the same to him on previous occasions.

Article Published On: Monday, September 12, 2016, 9:22 [IST]
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