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October 14th, 2008, 09:53 AM
Sunday Oct 19th MotoGP at Brothers BBQ on Arapahoe Rd and I-25!!!
Schedule:
HPR Track Event: 11am-2pm
Brothers BBQ: 3pm
Sepang Malaysia MotoGP Race: 4pm
http://resources.motogp.com/files/images/xx/2008/MotoGP/Misc/non/225916_MotoGP+Group+in+action-1280x960-jun25.jpg.preview.jpg
The 2008 MotoGP World Championship enters its final week with the Polini Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix on October 19th, the penultimate round of the current campaign and an event with the possibility of further deciding the final standings for the year.
With eight victories and an additional six podium finishes on the board, Valentino Rossi has already wrapped up his sixth MotoGP World Championship, with his remaining goals for the year being to enjoy himself onboard the Fiat Yamaha M1 and pick up some additional wins for his 2008 tally. The Italian counts the Sepang circuit that hosts the latest round as one of his favourites, reflected by his four premier-class triumphs in Malaysia. Rossi is expected to be back at full fitness following his neck muscle ache and throbbing headache encountered at the Australian Grand Prix –conditions which failed to derail his podium assault despite a fourth row start.
Schedule:
HPR Track Event: 11am-2pm
Brothers BBQ: 3pm
Sepang Malaysia MotoGP Race: 4pm
http://resources.motogp.com/files/images/xx/2008/MotoGP/Misc/non/225916_MotoGP+Group+in+action-1280x960-jun25.jpg.preview.jpg
The 2008 MotoGP World Championship enters its final week with the Polini Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix on October 19th, the penultimate round of the current campaign and an event with the possibility of further deciding the final standings for the year.
With eight victories and an additional six podium finishes on the board, Valentino Rossi has already wrapped up his sixth MotoGP World Championship, with his remaining goals for the year being to enjoy himself onboard the Fiat Yamaha M1 and pick up some additional wins for his 2008 tally. The Italian counts the Sepang circuit that hosts the latest round as one of his favourites, reflected by his four premier-class triumphs in Malaysia. Rossi is expected to be back at full fitness following his neck muscle ache and throbbing headache encountered at the Australian Grand Prix –conditions which failed to derail his podium assault despite a fourth row start.