Moto GP Indianapolis Pedrosa is required, Stoner heroic

Dani Pedrosa won the Indianapolis Grand Prix on Sunday alone, before Jorge Lorenzo. Her alone, however, should not obscure the fourth place Casey Stoner, who suffered a fractured right ankle since qualifying. That is to say, Jorge Lorenzo is not yet world champion ... Far from it. Dani Pedrosa has indeed dominated the Indianapolis Grand Prix of the head and shoulders on Sunday. The Spaniard has completed more than 10 seconds ahead of Lorenzo, second (+10' '823)! This keeps the head of the Drivers' standings, but he has only 18 points ahead of his compatriot. It was the Italian Andrea Dovizioso who climbs on the third step of the podium. He got the better of Casey Stoner (19'' +17' '310 against 803) after a very nice duel. But we can only bow to the courage, the heroism of the Australian. Remember that he suffered a broken ankle since qualifying. He also used crutches when he got off his bike. With a total of 186 points, Stoner retains a chance to be crowned world champion at the end of the season.

Randy de Puniet out quickly

if Dani Pedrosa won with the way it was Ben Spies who made ​​the best start. Determined to shine on home soil, however, the American was forced to retire after only six laps Pedrosa ... Note that he had lost the first position to the fair before. Spies is also not the only one to have experienced mechanical problems since the Italian Michele Pirro, Mattia Pasini and Danilo Petrucci have all abandoned. Randy de Puniet also, after covering eight laps ... Cal Crutchlow meanwhile said stop after a fall. Dani Pedrosa, unperturbed, continued his faultless in mind. He lined up the best lap time when he could have handled quietly. This is his second victory of the season, his 16 ^th in the premier class. The most important of his career? This successful recovery in any case completely suspense before the Grand Prix of Czech Republic 

Ranking Indianapolis GP : 

1. Dani Pedrosa (ESP / Honda) 28 laps in 46'39'' 631 

2. Jorge Lorenzo (ESP / Yamaha) 10'' 823 

3. Andrea Dovizioso (Ita / Yamaha) 17'' 310 

4. Casey Stoner (Aus / Honda) 19'' 803 

5. Alvaro Bautista (Esp / Honda) 22'' 556 

6. Stefan Bradl (All / Honda) 30'' 072 

7. Valentino Rossi (Ita / Ducati) 57'' 614 

8. Karel Abraham (Rtc / Ducati) 1'08'' 442 

9. Yonny Hernandez (Col / BQR) 1'11'' 106 

10. Aleix Espargaro (Esp / ART) 1'14'' 079