250: Lorenzo denies de Angelis by 0.009secs.
250cc World Championship lead🍸er Jorge Lorenzo held off a last gasp attack from Alex de Angelis to win his eighth race of the season at Phillip Island on Sunday.
Lorenzo won by just 0.009secs after eternal runner-up de Angelis, still to win a 250GP, laun✅ched a late slipstreaming attack on the run to the flag🅺 - but the Fortuna rider held firm to extend his championship lead to 24 points over Andrea Dovizioso, who finished fourth.
KTM's Hiroshi Aoyaꦬma finished a lonely third, almost six seconds behind the top two, with Dovizioso 12 seconds further back♌.
250cc World Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo held off a last gasp attack from Alex de Angelis to win his eig🌟hth race of the season at Phillip Island on Sunday.
Lorenzo ♏won by just 0.009secs after eternal runner-up de Angelis, still to win a 250GP, launched a late slipstreaming attack on the run to the flag - but the Fortuna rider held firm to extend his championship lead to 24 points over Andrea Dovizioso, who finished fourth.
KTM's Hiroshi Aoyama finished a ꦚlonely third, almost six second🅠s behind the top two, with Dovizioso 12 seconds further back.
250cc top ten - Australian Grand Prix:
1. Lorenzo (Aprilia)
2. de Angelis (Aprilia) +0.009secs
3. H. Aoyama (KTM) +6.560secs
4. Dovizioso (Honda) +18.196secs
5. S. Aoyama (Honda) +36.000secs
6. Barbera (Aprilia) +36.484secs
7. Locatelli (Aprilia) +37.050secs
8. Smrz (Aprilia) +37.134secs
9. West (Aprilia) +59.653secs
10. Simoncelli (Gilera) +1min 3.829secs
Peter has been in thꩵe paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
