Indy Grand Prix
The Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix, the second and final United States stop of the 2010 MotoGP series, saw more than 63,000 fans witness Parts Europe-backed riders, Dani Pedrosa, of Spain, and Ben Spies, of Longview, Texas, finish fir…
Ben Spies gave the home fans much to cheer about as he claimed the first pole position of his MotoGP career today at Indy.
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Laguna Seca Results, Americans
The 2010 Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix at Laguna Seca this weekend was a treat for the MotoGP fans who admire American riders. At Round 9 of the 2010 MotoGP Championship, four Americans were on the grid, and three of them finished in the top 10, the other only one position off.
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