Jorge Lorenzo, dominant victory at Le Mans
Second seasonal success and the first place of the world ranking for the Majorcan
Jorge Lorenzo conquered his second seasonal victory at the Grand Prix of France reaching also the top of the world ranking. A real triumph for the Yamaha pilot who, after getting the pole position, commanded the race from the first to the last lap, preceding at the finish line his teammate Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales on Suzuki.
With this success Lorenzo returns to first place also in the race for the title: with 99 points precedes by 6 points the compatriot Marc Marquez (Honda) who was victim of a fall in the Le Mans race track. A close competition that will continue in the next stage of the MotoGP, the Italy Grand Prix will be held on May 22nd at the Mugello race tracks.
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“Supersonic”, Oasis becomes a film
Fans will have to wait until October 2016 to be able to see the documentary dedicated to the English band
No domination, lots of pretactics. It is what emerges from the results of the MotoGP tests on Phillip Island, held last week in the Australian circuit. Jorge Lorenzo scored 9th, caring more about understanding the frame and tires (Michelin) of his Yamaha than about getting the best performance. The third session, on Friday 19th, was dominated by Marc Marquez, ahead of Viñales and Crutchlow
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The Italian pilot emphasized that "Ducati did well in hiring the Majorcan. He can conquer the MotoGP title"
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Paolo Sorrentino launches «The Young Pope»
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KATY AND ORLANDO, COUPLE OF THE YEAR 2016
We are barely in March, but we have already chosen the two winners of the couple of the year 2016.
The Eagles of Death Metal return to Paris after the massacres
A concert different from all others, a memory of all the victims of violence and a symbol of a Paris that won’t give in to terror. All of this was the return to the French capital, at the Olympia theatre, of the Eagles of Death Metal, the band that was on stage at the Bataclan the day the theatre was attacked by terrorists last November 13th.