Jorge Lorenzo sealed the 2010 MotoGP world title after finishing third at Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, Sunday (10/10/10). Meanwhile, Valentino Rossi's fantastic to win this race, after a tight battle with Andrea Dovizioso and Lorenzo.

For Lorenzo, this third place finish was far from enough to win his first title in MotoGP. With the additional 16 points in Sepang, this Spanish rider to collect a total of 313 points, and could not be overtaken again by the nearest rival who also kompatriotnya, Dani Pedrosa, the new possibilities could appear at Phillip Island, Australia, next week - Pedrosa crash during training in Motegi, Japan, last week, so that was absent in two series, including at Sepang.

Actually, Lorenzo job to secure the world title, very easy. Fiat Yamaha rider, who started from pole position, enough to finish among the poorest in the order of nine. However, the former two-time world champion 250cc class was featured quite insistent, and eventually finished third.

But overall, this race at Sepang as the stage action from Rossi. "The Doctor" shows his ability to ride the "iron horse", because after the runoff to the order of 11 (the start of the sequence 6), seven-time world champion this premier class bulldoze all opponents, including exciting duel against Dovizioso on lap 15.

Good results are also shown Ben Spies. Tech 3 Yamaha rider, who next season, replacing the position of Rossi at the Yamaha factory team - to be a tandem Lorenzo - able to finish at number four, after winning a duel against fellow rookie MotoGP 2010 Alvaro Bautista, who finished fifth, and Marco Simoncelli.

GERNO in Lesmo - Since when spur-speed accident at the Italian GP at Mugello Circuit, July 6, 2010, Valentino Rossi has not been able to return his best performances. Pillars of Fiat Yamaha has never featured as the fastest racing series in the last five.

In the final race in San Marino, Rossi could only grab the third podium under Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda) and his teammate Jorge Lorenzo. Rossi was lucky to remain confident and determined to show its best expertise on the Motorland Aragon Aragon GP, Sunday (19/09/2010).

"Quite complicated, but fun and fast. So, I think it will face real test in Aragon. I think the best part is returned to the age of 16 and I am looking forward to riding the M1 I was there", he said.

Aragon GP will also become the first series since Shoya Tomizawa died after a severe accident in San Marino. Japan-blooded racer was killed after hit by another rider fell shortly after the race Moto2.(//okezone.com)