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if from the world of racing, who does not know Jorgen lorenjo, still young but has a high talent, just lorenjo is one of the great people of Spain, a young, handsome and great in the race course, in this year he was able to reduce the power of tough racers in MotoGP, especially a live MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi and the conqueror Casey stoner ducati wildness to his muffled by his skill in menggeber Yamaha M1, all that he prove it by taking the crown champion Valentino Rossi "2009" and now in 2010 he was the king. Jorgen survived lorenjo prove in the next year that you're still the greatest. (Continued)

Barberá and his Ducati bright in yellow

The Aspar Team structure confirmed their main MotoGP sponsor this week, and will compete as the Paginas Amarillas Aspar Team for 2010.
The Ducati Desmosedici that Héctor Barberá will ride this season in MotoGP will not go unnoticed on the track. As seen in the recent test at Sepang the Spanish rider’s machine is bright yellow, and that will be the official team colour for the season.

The MotoGP set-up of the Aspar structure – which has teams in both the 125cc and Moto2 categories – will be called Paginas Amarillas Aspar Team, thanks to its main sponsor.

During the signing of the agreement in Madrid this week, Jorge Martínez ‘Aspar’ said: “It is of great satisfaction that Paginas Amarillas will continue for another year with us. In this case they will be much more involved with the new challenges of the teams in all three categories, especially as the main sponsor in MotoGP. I wish I could repay everything they are doing for motorcycling and especially for us. I hope we have a little luck, so that everything goes well and we can have a lot of sporting success.”motogp="blank"

Valentino Rossi rated as one of the best world athletes of the decade

The mainstream media includes the Italian in a list alongside the likes of Usain Bolt, Roger Federer and Michael Phelps.

As is the norm at the end of the year, and also the decade, the world media has offered its view on the top athletes of the last ten years. With seven premier class World Championship titles since his entry into the category back in 2000, Rossi has secured his spot at the pinnacle of the sport and is now considered one of the best sport stars of the past decade.

Assessment methods vary; in some cases the athletes themselves vote and set the rankings, while in others it is the readers of prominent publications who decide who has the honour of being considered the best.

In Italy, Rossi tops the rankings. Over 40% of Gazzetta dello Sport readers consider the 30 year-old to be the best, well ahead of Swiss tennis star Roger Federer (13.8%) and Olympic and World 100m and 200m champion Usain Bolt (8.8%), with Michael Schumacher (7.4%) and the Italian national football team (6.3%) also featuring in the poll.

There was a similar trend in Tuttosport, with Rossi taking a sizeable 48.6% of the vote, and Bolt 12.4% and Federer 11%.

In Spain, daily El Mundo registered nearly 30,000 votes from readers with Rossi taking second place with 17% of the share, behind Federer (27.1%) and ahead of Phelps (12.2%).

El Pais asked the athletes themselves to choose the top stars of 2009, with Rossi coming second with 16 votes, behind Bolt who amassed 47. FC Barcelona forward Lionel Messi came third with seven votes, while Rossi beat Spanish stars such as NBA basketball player for the Memphis Grizzlies, Marc Gasol, as well as cyclists Samuel Sánchez, Carlos Sastre and Alejandro Valverde. Rossi also came ahead of Spanish motorcyclists Toni Bou and Marc Coma, and tennis players David Ferrer and Juan Carlos Ferrero.

Journalists of the prestigious French paper L’Equipe also developed a specific method for deciding their selection, in which Rossi placed third behind Bolt and Federer, but ahead of Messi and World Rally Champion Sébastien Loeb.Motogp

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