Terol Claims Crucial Pole Position In Malaysia
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Nicolas Terol has one hand on the 125cc World Championship trophy after snatching pole position in Malaysia, with championship rival Johann Zarco having a nightmare session
Nicolas Terol reasserted his dominance in second practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix, lapping six tenths quicker than morning pacesetter Sandro Cortese
Sandro Cortese pulled out a stunning lap right at the end of FP1 to top the timesheets in the opening practice session for this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix
Danny Webb doesn’t expect to suffer in the sweltering heat and humidity of Kuala Lumpur this weekend as he looks to score points for the third time in four races
Mahindra Racing achieved their highest combined finishing position in their short Grand Prix history as Danny Webb and Marcel Schrotter came home in 10th and 11th respectively
Nicolas Terol was given a fright in the early stages at Phillip Island but recovered to score some crucial points
Sandro Cortese coped far better than anyone else in the tricky conditions to take victory in Australia
Sandro Cortese claimed his second Grand Prix victory at Phillip Island after a pre-race rain shower caused mayhem in the early stages of the Australian Grand Prix
Johann Zarco claimed his third pole position in four races at Phillip Island although he ended the session on the floor after a late crash on his Derbi
Sandro Cortese ensured he finished on top of both Friday practice sessions in Australia after sneaking in front of Nicolas Terol in the dying seconds
Sandro Cortese was the surprise pacesetter in first practice for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island, upstaging champion-elect Nicolas Terol
Nicolas Terol couldn’t match Johann Zarco in Japan but second sees him retain his championship lead
Johann Zarco finally broke his victory duck at Motegi, beating Nicolas Terol in a straight fight.
After countless near-misses throughout the 2011 season, Johann Zarco finally claimed his maiden Grand Prix victory in Japan, breathing new life into the championship fight
Johann Zarco threw the form book out of the window as he beat Nicolas Terol to pole position at Motegi.
Johann Zarco surprised championship rival Nicolas Terol to take a crucial pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi
Maverick Vinales took over at the top of the timesheets in second practice for the Japanese Grand Prix as he wasted no time getting familiar with the Motegi circuit.
