Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Shinichi Ito proud to race for HRC, bringing hope to East Japan

Shinichi Ito proud to race for HRC, bringing hope to East Japan

In an action packed race today at the Motegi circuit, HRC test rider Shinichi Ito finished thirteenth and very proud with his achievement.
Ito rode a strong race in front of his home crowd at Motegi, and took this opportunity as training for testing the 1000cc machine to be ridden by HRC factory riders in 2012.

HRC would like to thank Ito san and congratulate him on his performance in the Japanese Grand Prix.

SHINICHI ITO - 13th
"First of all, I'd like to say big a very big thank you to Honda. They gave me this possibility to race a MotoGP machine again and through this I hope I brought courage to the victims of the East Japan disaster. My target for this race was to simply take the checkered flag and I achieved this. Considering that today was no ordinary race, I'm very happy with the result! I had a physical problem after Friday's crash, so the first part of the race was difficult for me. I reminded myself the main reason for participating and I knew I could not give up. After that, in the last part I managed faster laps and I'm happy with this. The experience of today will contribute towards my training for the 1000 machine test. At this moment I don't have any plans to participate in another Motorcycle race, but if I take part in another race category, such as GT300 Japanese Car Championship, I would like to do so with a Honda Machine".

Race Result - Round 14
1 Dani Pedrosa42'47.481 SPA HONDA Repsol Honda Team
2 Jorge Lorenzo+7.299 SPA YAMAHA Yamaha Factory Racing Team
3 Casey Stoner+18.380 AUS HONDA Repsol Honda Team
4 Marco Simoncelli+23.550 ITA HONDA San Carlo Honda Gresini
5 Andrea Dovizioso+23.691ITAHONDA Repsol Honda Team
6 Ben Spies+37.604 USA YAMAHA Yamaha Factory Racing Team
7 Nicky Hayden+39.167 USA DUCATI Ducati Marlboro Team
8 Colin Edwards+45.023 USA YAMAHA Monster Yamaha Tech 3
9 Hiroshi Aoyama+49.074 JPN HONDA San Carlo Honda Gresini
10 Randy De Puniet+59.022 FRA DUCATI Pramac Racing
11 Cal Crutchlow+1'13.964 GBR YAMAHA Monster Yamaha Tech 3
12 Kousuke Akiyoshi+1'21.709 JPN HONDA LCR Honda MotoGP
13 Shinichi Ito 1'26.381 JPN HONDA Team HRC
14 Toni Elias DNF SPA HONDA LCR Honda MotoGP
15 Alvaro Bautista DNF SPA SUZUKI Rizla Suzuki MotoGP
16 Damian Cudlin DNF AUS DUCATI Pramac Racing
17 Hector Barbera DNF SPA DUCATI Paginas Amarillas Aspar
18 Valentino Rossi DNF ITA DUCATI Ducati Marlboro Team
19 Karel Abraham DNS CZE DUCATICardion AB Motoracing
Championship standings
1 Casey Stoner 300 pts AUS HONDARepsol Honda Team
2 Jorge Lorenzo260 pts SPA YAMAHA Yamaha Factory Racing Team
3 Andrea Dovizioso196 pts ITA HONDA Repsol Honda Team
4 Dani Pedrosa195 pts SPAHONDA Repsol Honda Team
5 Ben Spies156 pts USA YAMAHA Yamaha Factory Racing Team
6 Valentino Rossi139 pts ITADUCATI Ducati Marlboro Team
7 Nicky Hayden123 pts USADUCATI Ducati Marlboro Team
8 Marco Simoncelli119 pts ITA HONDA San Carlo Honda Gresini
9 Colin Edwards98 pts USA YAMAHA Monster Yamaha Tech 3
10 Hiroshi Aoyama94 pts JPN HONDA San Carlo Honda Gresini
11 Hector Barbera77 pts SPA DUCATI Paginas Amarillas Aspar
12 Alvaro Bautista67 pts SPA SUZUKI Rizla Suzuki MotoGP
13 Cal Crutchlow57 pts GBR YAMAHA Monster Yamaha Tech 3
14 Karel Abraham50 pts CZE DUCATI Cardion AB Motoracing
15 Toni Elias47 pts SPA HONDA LCR Honda MotoGP
16 Randy De Puniet39 pts FRA DUCATI Pramac Racing
17 Loris Capirossi29 pts ITA DUCATIP ramac Racing
18 Kousuke Akiyoshi7 pts JPN HONDALCR Honda MotoGP
19 John Hopkins6 pts USASUZUKI Rizla Suzuki MotoGP
20 Shinichi Ito3 pts JPN HONDA Team HRC
21 Sylvain Guintoli0 pts FRA DUCATI Pramac Racing

Circuit information
First race1999
GPs held13
Laps24
Race distance115.224km / 71.592miles
Track length4.801km / 2.983miles
Track width12-15m
Longest straight0.762km / 0.473miles
Corners14 (8 right, 6 left)
Pole positionLeft
120-1 Hiyama, Motegi-machi,
Haga-gun, Tochigi Pref. 321-3597, Japan

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Circuit records
Pole position1m45.267s (164.188Km/h) Casey Stoner (Honda, 2011)
Race lap1m46.090s (162.914Km/h) Dani Pedrosa (Honda, 2011)
Race time42m47.481s (161.561km/h) Dani Pedrosa (Honda, 2011)
MotoGP Wins3 (Loris Capirossi 2005-07)
2010 WinnerCasey Stoner (Ducati)
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