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2011 Italian Grand Prix: it' s time for the presale
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MotoGp 2011: the presale starts tomorrow
Are you ready for the show? In december, 1st, the presale for the Italian Grand Prix of motorbike will start.
Mugello Circuit is happy to announce that the tickets will be on sale tomorrow. It will enough to contact the hundreds of Ticketone shops or to click on www.ticketone.it for getting the tickets.
Italian Grand Prix will be at the Mugello Circuit in July, 3rd.
The 2011 F1 season started today
A very important day for F1 that is again on track with the new tyres' supplier, the italian Pirelli. Felipe Massa test for Ferrari and the brazilian driver run for 94 laps. "It's a good day - says Massa - to begin understanding the behaviour of Pirelli's tyres" . These the unofficial results of first test session day in Abu Dhabi: 1. Felipe Massa (Ferrari) 1'40''170; 2. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) 1'40''500; 3. Gary Paffett (McLaren) 1'40''874; 4. Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber) 1'40''950; 5. Robert Kubica (Renault) 1'41''032; 6. Rubens Barrichello (Williams) 1'41''425; 7. Paul di Resta (Force India) 1'41''615; 8. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 1'41''778; 9. Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso) 1'42''019; 10. Adrian Sutil (Force India) 1'42''859; 11. Timo Glock (Virgin) 1'44''124; 12. Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus) 1'44''686; 13. Pastor Maldonado (Hispania) 1'45''728.
There's Mugello Circuit too in the new Pirelli F1 tyre
parameters that they would like to cover during the next two days. Both the medium compound slick and the soft compound slick will be used, distinguishable by a coloured stripe on the sidewall. Each team will run just one car. Every team will have eight sets of tyres available, four for day one and four for day two, which adds up to a total supply of 384 Pirelli tyres. During the test, the teams will be fully supported by Pirelli’s engineers and technicians. Pirelli’s last Formula One participation was the 1991 Australian Grand Prix, and the last Pirelli victory was in Canada the same year, as a partner of the Benetton team.
MotoGp 2011, it's almost time for the presale
Good start for Mugello Motor Fest
Good beginning for Mugello Motor Fest - car edition that tomorrow will have several activities as..
SPEED UP RACES
08.45 – 09.20 qualifying
13.00 – 13.30 id
13.40 – 14.30 free timing practice
14.30 – 15.15 demi final
16.00 – 16.30 race
FREE PRACTICE ON TRACK
9.30 – 12.30 open to everything
DRIFTING EXHIBITION
10.30, 11.45, 13.00, 14.30, 15.45, 17.00
STUNT DRIVING
10.00, 11.15, 12.30, 14.00, 15.30, 16.45
Mugello Motor Fest, Loris Reggiani guest star!
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Preziosi and Hayden speak about Ducat first day test in Valencia
Rossi started out on a Desmosedici GP11 fitted with a 'big bang' version of the engine, which he used for virtually the entire day as he worked on geometry and other settings. As the day drew to a close he made one final run on the 'screamer' version.
Nicky Hayden made several outings on both versions, also starting on the 2011 'big bang' before switching to the 'screamer'. The American completed 54 laps with a best time of 1’33.882.
NICKY HAYDEN (Ducati Marlboro Team) 9th - 1'33.882
“The 2011 season is already on us and we have some big decisions to make. We had a lot of things to try today, especially in terms of the engine. The rain didn't help anybody because we lost some time this morning with the rain and when we were eventually able to get out on the track the conditions weren't ideal. Anyway, we were able to get some laps in and I can say that the 2011 version of the big bang engine is definitely an improvement. We switched to the screamer at about three o'clock and in some areas it's also really strong, I like it. Before making a choice to move forward with we need to test some more, get all the data together and make a calm, considered decision.”
FILIPPO PREZIOSI, General Director Ducati Corse
“It has been an exciting day for sure. The main thing that hit me today was Vale's positive feedback and his capacity for analysis. Today he tested the GP11 with the 'big bang' engine on a standard setting, which he modified step by step to adapt it to his riding style. His first comment when he lifted his visor up was a positive one about the power delivery and then he gave some impressive technical details. We certainly have a lot to do to adapt the bike to his riding style but it is really nice and very interesting to work in this way. We worked on the geometry and setting today to see how the bike responded and to get a bit of experience working with both Vale and Jeremy (Burgess). At the end of the session he went out on the screamer version but we will make more of an analysis between the two engines tomorrow because they deliver the power in very different ways - the big bang has a more regular power curve whereas the screamer is more aggressive but also more powerful. Nicky tried both versions today and this evening we will have a look at all the data".





