Toby Moody: Pedrosa bites back
Just as it looked like he might be edged off MotoGP's top table, Dani Pedrosa beat them all at Sepang. TOBY MOODY reckons that bodes well for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix, and that the paddock will still be missing a man no longer racing...
Time stands still for no-one.
This should be the sign over the door on the way into a MotoGP paddock to remind racers that they have to earn their spurs in order to stay in. As soon as you are out it's very difficult to get back to the top.
Dani Pedrosa looked like he would soon be on his way out as he endured one of his longest barren patches from France in May to Malaysia last weekend.
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