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Tuesday, 31 March 2009
Less than two weeks before the first race of the season, the official presentation of their 2009 MotoGP range at the Tissot stand at Baselworld signals that the Official Timekeeper of MotoGP is ready for action.
The President of Tissot, François Thiébaud, presented the trio of new timepieces to Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna Sports.
“Tissot’s association with the innovative and fast-moving world of motorcycling reflects the dynamic nature of the company and its products, the precision of its movements, and its desire for ever-increasing performance, making this new series of watches the perfect representation of our partnership with MotoGP”, said Tissot President, Mr. François Thiébaud.
Tissot and Dorna Sports both use state-of-the-art technology to meet the demands of MotoGP, the pinnacle of motorbike racing, and are looking forward to meeting the challenges of the new season together.
2009 marks the ninth year of Tissot’s partnership as the Official Timekeeper of MotoGP. With technology developing ever faster and the motorbikes getting faster all the time the technological challenges for the Official Timekeeper are more numerous than ever before. Its innovative approach to timekeeping and watchmaking makes Tissot the perfect partner to ensure the most accurate times and results for the top tier of two-wheeled motorsport, as this special collection demonstrates.
Tuesday, 02 June 2009
Despite missing the podium by a tight margin for the second MotoGP round in succession Andrea Dovizioso was not disappointed after the Gran Premio d’Italia Alice, taking motivation from fighting at the front and running in the lead in the early stages.
At the chequered flag, Dovizioso was just 2.129s behind race-winner Casey Stoner and followed ‘the king of Mugello’ Valentino Rossi across the line by the tiniest of margins. Earlier in the race he had made the best of his wet set-up, running in second place in the initial laps, dropping back to third before taking the lead for the first time on lap four.
Afterwards he stated, “The sensation of being in the lead in the race was really good, here in Mugello with so many fans it was so nice. Our strategy was perfect but we couldn’t fight for the victory because we weren’t fast enough. Anyway we were very close so this is important.”
“With three laps to go I tried to keep in contact with the others and when Rossi overtook me, I managed to stay with him. Then I tried to slipstream him out of the last corner but I couldn’t make it. Anyway, all in all it was an exciting race and a positive result.”
On his overall performance levels Dovizioso added, “We are getting closer, but still not close enough to win. We need to keep on working because we are still not as competitive as the fastest riders, especially in dry conditions. I want to say thanks to the team because they did a great job today, and we’ll use this result to give us extra motivation.”
Wednesday, 03 June 2009
Jorge Lorenzo will get a second chance to undertake a MotoGP race next weekend in Montmeló, after missing out on the 2008 Sunday proceedings due to a practice session crash. The Spaniard is in high spirits ahead of his home race, but is still wary of necessary improvements in order to continue his title challenge.
The Fiat Yamaha rider has placed on the podium at all but one race so far this year, and has the added motivation of making amends for a fall at his last home round at Jerez. Since that incident, Lorenzo has kept up his points tally with victory and a second place from the last pair of races.
“We are more confident in the bike right now, and we have also had some luck,” he said modestly at the official presentation of the Gran Premi Cinzano de Catalunya. “Apart from Jerez, we’ve had no real setback this year.”
With a flatscreen television screen in the background showing his planting of the ‘Lorenzo Land’ flag in the Le Mans gravel, the 22 year-old revealed that psychologically he also feels in better shape than during his rookie year.
“I can say that I am more mature right now, but that’s not to say that I am immune to making mistakes. At Le Mans I assumed the wrong grid spot and could have been disqualified, but I picked up 25 points. At Mugello I could have had zero points after crashing on the sighting lap, but I ended the day with 20.”
The ‘G’ grandstand of the Circuit de Catalunya will be reserved for Lorenzo’s fan club, formed last month ahead of the Jerez race. The rider himself says that he is “proud to finally have a group behind him to show support” at such a special round.
