On 15.07.2012g. took the next race in the Alpe Adria Championship, held on track Automotodrom Most in the Czech Republic.

As - as you can see and ranked first in the following courses:

Today at Mugello, Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden were protagonists in a great race that saw them cross the finish line in fifth and seventh positions, respectively, both coming very close to making the podium.

It was the best dry performance of the season for the Ducati Team, in terms of the gap to the front and the excellent rhythm that both riders were able to maintain to the end. After a poor start, the Rossi made a determined charge forward from twelfth place to fifth, making a last-lap pass on his teammate, who himself had fought for the podium before finishing just behind Bradl and Crutchlow.

Our player Ivaylo Lekov - Pixie will compete in the next race in the Alpe Adria Championship, which started on 13 - 15 July of track AUTODROM MOST (http://www.autodrom-most.cz/en/) in Most, Czech Republic.

Good luck!

Williams’ Pastor Maldonado and Sauber’s Kamui Kobayashi both picked up post-race fines from the British Grand Prix stewards thanks to driving indiscretions during Sunday’s Silverstone race.

Maldonado was adjudged to have caused his collision with Sergio Perez, which led to the Sauber driver’s retirement, and due to the seriousness of the incident received a double penalty in the form of a reprimand and a 10,000 euro fine.

Dani Pedrosa won his first victory of the season in the world motorcycling championship in Class MotoGP, after finishing first in the German Grand Prix on the track "Zahsenring." Spain's Repsol Honda pilot completed 30 laps of the German track with time 41:28.396 minutes, which won a landslide victory against Jorge Lorenzo of the second factory Yamaha team. The Spaniard could be third, but Casey Stoner, who chased his teammate Pedrosa, fell into the last corner on the track and thus step aside for the second position. Fall of Stoner allow Lorenzo to raise 20-point lead at the top of the ranking, and it fired Pedrosa on second place. The Spaniard led by six points ahead of his teammate and dropped to 14 from Lorenzo.