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    MotoGP at Silverstone Circuit

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    Join date : 2008-10-21
    Age : 44
    Location : Tagaytay-Mendez, Cavite.
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    MotoGP at Silverstone Circuit Empty MotoGP at Silverstone Circuit

    Post  Admin Mon Jun 21, 2010 1:50 pm

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    The MotoGP series visited the newly designed Silverstone circuit in England this weekend, and Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) came away with the win ahead of Andrea Dovizioso (Honda) in second and Ben Spies (Yamaha) in third. Lorenzo lengthens his points lead in the series.

    For details on this story visit the official MotoGP website (link below)

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