The circuit of Le Mans in France, will host its Grand Prix number 55 this weekend. With a distance of 4 kilometers and built in 1966, the circuit in the region Pays de la Loire is one of the most historic in the season. Casey Stoner (Repsol Honda) seeks to achieve its 19th consecutive podium and his two closest rivals, Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha Factory Racing) and Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda), try to put the most complicated possible.
On the other hand, will see if there is another duel between the two teammates Andrea Dovizioso and Carl Crutchlow (Monster Yamaha Tech 3), which hitherto have always been dispuntant to fourth on the grid. Le Mans also used to check whether Valentino Rossi and his Ducati have achieved the improvements necessary to occupy the theoretical positions that belong there. Also you can check Aleix Espargaró can continue to lead global fight for CRT and continue imposing the constant and precise steering that has proven to Jerez and Estoril.
In the Moto2 class, rivalry, and advances on the nerves esfalt have become the daily bread by the dispute over the Grand Prix weekend. Pol Espagraró (Pons HP Tuenti 40) and Marc Marquez (Team Repsol CatalunyaCaixa), work on Friday for giving us another dramatic duel, followed by pilots as Thomas Luther (Interwetten-Paddock), Andrea Iannone (Speed Master) and Scott Redding (Marc VDS Racing Team), who also have a say in the French Grand Prix.
The world's smallest category, Moto3, also comes at a very exciting, because Fenati Romano (Team Italia IMF) lost the lead in Estoril and is willing to retrieve it. The Italian is very optimistic in the face this weekend and want to take off or if the thorn of the last Grand Prix. German Sandro Cortese (Ajo RedBull KTM) intends to continue with his great riding and leading the ranking, but its competitors Maverick Viñales (Blusens Avintia) and Luis Salom (RW Racing GP) have assured to give maximum hold this world a bit much disputed.
From here you informed of all details of the Grand Prix at Le Mans, and waiting equal to or better than those who have been held so far this season. Gas!
