Why Lorenzo's Jerez win changes MotoGP
Jorge Lorenzo took his finest MotoGP win yet by chasing down and beating Dani Pedrosa with a last-lap pass in their home race. Toby Moody analyses what the result for the 2010 title battle
Jerez was a truly brilliant day's sport, but it's a crime that the record books will never fully explain the whole story of a brilliant last few laps.
One can only hope that people recorded it and will archive the footage onto a hard drive somewhere in order to show the next generation of fans.
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