Pedrosa on Fire, but more likely Champion Lorenzo Permanent

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Pedrosa on Fire, but more likely Champion Lorenzo Permanent

Success in Sepang last weekend makes Dani Pedrosa recorded a hat-trick of wins and distance with Jorge Lorenzo getting docked. But Lorenzo remained greater chance.

In the race that took place in the rain yesterday (21/10/2012), Lorenzo managed to overtake Pedrosa on lap nine, and then as the champion.

That means it three consecutive times to conquer rival. Previous Pedrosa also make up the Lorenzo had to settle for second podium in Aragon (Spain) and Motegi (Japan).

In total, of the 16 series unfolds, Pedrosa has won six victories, like Lorenzo. Difference in points they were trimmed to 23, with Lorenzo is still at the top.

Despite being on fire since won five of the last six series, Pedrosa hard work and luck to be able to break Lorenzo chance to be a champion. The reason, the remaining two races, namely in Australia this weekend and Valencia on 11 November.

In mathematical calculations, compulsory Pedrosa wins in the final two series to be able to embrace the championship title for the first time in the premier class (MotoGP). It was still a certain condition, that Lorenzo did not get additional significant figure.

If Pedrosa always win at Phillip Island and Valencia, then Lorenzo only need a minimum of 27 points. In other words, if the consecutive third podium that is enough for any Yamaha rider was a champion.

In fact, Lorenzo did not finish only once, namely in the Netherlands. The rest? If it does not win, he was always at least a runner-up! Of the 15 times the finish, he won six times, nine podium finishes second.

Pedrosa? He also was retired once (in San Marino) and always track the podium except in France. Of 14 podiums, the details are six times champion, runner-up four times and third four times.

Lorenzo and Pedrosa's race results so far:

Rider	Motor	QAT	ESP	POR	FRA	CAT	GBR	NED	GER	ITA	USA	IND	CZE	RSM	ARA	JPN	MAL	Poin
Lorenzo	Yamaha	1	2	2	1	1	1	Ret	2	1	2	2	2	1	2	2	2	330
Pedrosa	Honda	2	3	3	4	2	3	2	1	2	3	1	1	Ret	1	1	1	307