The rain turned to be decisive in qualifying once again. The practice session Saturday’s Italian Grand Prix was held in perfect conditions, but when the time of the qualifying session at Mugello the heavens were covered with black and threatening clouds, which met its forecast, downloading in the middle of the timed sessions. First in 125, not much force, sufficient to give good results before reaching the end, and then in MotoGP, and with more intensity, cutting the development of the session and forcing pilots to make a Moto2 qualifying with water.

In MotoGP the rain was just as decisive and forced to alter the strategy of the qualifying session, forcing strong enough to roll out, and in these conditions Casey Stoner took the lead. Marco Simoncelli also tried to take the best time, becoming head of the table, but Stoner won and finished faster than improve the historic “pole” of Valentino Rossi in 2008, the last achieved with qualifying tires. No one could approach the record of Stoner and end Ben Spies came to stand second, four-tenths, beating himself Simoncelli only six thousandths of a second.

Lacking a little over twenty minutes left it was raining and they all took the path of the “boxes”, giving virtually completed the training. Valentino Rossi took a detail with patients Mugello and gave viewers a few laps in the minutes end. Some more like Hayden, Crutchlow and Elijah also shot but any chance of improving, even Stoner took to the track in the past to try one out, but the fifth “pole” of the season it was for him. Spies and Simoncelli were after him, and the second line is placed Dovizioso, Lorenzo and Edwards, with Dani Pedrosa in ninth position, more than a second. Hector Barbera was tenth, Alvaro Bautista 14 º and Elías16 Toni.

Rossi’s problems continued, and if not managed to overcome them in practice sessions, in the span of barely half an hour qualifying session did not improve the situation. In the end it was 12 degrees, starting for the third time this season from the fourth row of the grid.

The pilots had to shoot Moto2 wet the entire session. Marc Marquez was the master of qualifying, which has given continuity to the hegemony of pilot Cervera over the weekend. Yesterday was the fastest in both sessions, and today only escaped the morning free practice session at the last minute when he beat Stefan Bradl by a scant thousandth. But the timing, Marquez was not surprised. Although Kenan Sofuoglu Bradley Smith led the way in the session, emerged in the final minutes and scored Marquez time no one could downgrade. Even Alex de Angelis in the final stretch of training, surprising end to Smith, who finished third.

Xavier Simeon was fourth fastest, ahead of Krummenacher and Pol Espargaro Rany, who excelled in a few thousandths Bradl, very discreet and not wanting to take risks in training. Next to him, Mattia Pasini, every time it rains comes up, and Mika Kallio. The other Spanish riders were more discreet: Tito Rabat was 11 º, 17 º Cardús Ricky, Jordi Torres 18 º, 27 º Carmelo Morales and Aleix Espargaro trouble and off the track during the session, it was 32 ​​degrees.

Bad luck for Axel Pons . In the morning he fell down before him Ratthapark Wilairot and Pons could not dodge, suffering a sharp drop in he broke the third metacarpal of his left hand and suffered a cracked wrist. Although doctors cleared him to run in the qualifying training, chose to rest and see what he does tomorrow.

In 125 pilots saw the session totally determined by the appearance of rain. They started dry but with a threatening sky, like yesterday, all rolled out strong from the start to avoid being surprised by the storm. In the first ten minutes Johann Zarco took the lead while Nico Terol took more cautiously start the session by running a few laps to change tires after entering and searching a record. It was not raining but falling drops, and in these conditions Zarco risked more than anyone else and kept rolling, when he scored 1’58 “988, would end up being the” pole position”, the first in the career of Zarco, because just minutes after it started raining harder and there was no room for improvement.

Luis Salom, who was another of those who risked holding a few more minutes on the track, was second, ahead of Sergio Gadea, Efren Vazquez and Terol, who later confessed to having felt too cautious with the raindrops, but feel confident of the race for the momentum achieved during training. The sixth place went to Sandro Cortese, and the third line Maverick Viñales, Hector Faubel and Adrian Martin. The 16 th place went to Alberto Moncayo and Joan Perelló was 33 degrees.

Ducati rider Casey Stoner of Australia triumphed in the event the Japanese MotoGP at Motegi.

Casey Stoner quickly managed to snatch pole position from Andrea Dovizioso.

He entered the finish in the 24 lap race with a record time of 43 minutes, 12.266 seconds.

The second position in the MotoGP race held on Sunday (3 / 10) was taken from Honda’s Andrea Dovizioso, while Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi was third.

MotoGP leader Jorge Lorenzo’s race had to settle was in fourth position.

After the race, Stoner admitted Motegi is not his favorite, and she menytakan he did not expect extraordinary achievements times ini.Dovizioso snatch pole position for the first time in his career in MotoGP on Sunday, and following the achievement to finish second.

Jorge Lorenzo (SPA) Fiat Yamaha Team
Casey Stoner (AUS) Ducati Team in 4576
Valentino Rossi (ITA) Fiat Yamaha Team in 8998
Ben Spies (USA) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 to 17,643
Dovozioso Andrea (ITA) Repsol Honda Team to 19,160
Marco Simoncelli (ITA) San Carlo Honda Gresini at 20,674
Dani Pedrosa (SPA) Repsol Honda Team to 26,797
Hector Barbera (SPA) to 29,288 Aspar Yellow Pages
Alvaro Bautista (SPA) Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 29,451
Randy De Puniet (FRA) LCR Honda MotoGP 29,860
Aleix Espargaro (SPA) Pramac Racing Team to 31,761
Colin Edwards (USA) Monster Yamaha Tech 3 to 33,604
Marco Melandri (ITA) San Carlo Honda Gresini at 36,622
Loris Capirossi (ITA) Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 38,968
Carlos Checa (SPA) Pramac Racing Team to 56,169

More precisely, Casey came off of 191 milliseconds, and is also the first driver to travel to 1’21 “. Joining the two missiles in the first row, there’s Andrea Dovizioso, who with a good performance in the area Cesarini crosses his team-mate Dani Pedrosa, who leads the second row alongside Ben Spies and Valentino Rossi.

Nicky Hayden and Colin Edwards will continue as unpaired in practice, in seventh and eighth place, only to find Simoncelli and Barbera, which conclude the top10 of the grid. Mika Kallio on the final fall, which digests the pain of separated Corkscrew. Roger Lee Hayden long ago but some unplanned.