The 2010 MotoGP season preview
Four riders, led by Valentino Rossi, have dominated MotoGP for the past two years. Toby Moody ponders whether anyone else can threaten the 'aliens' in 2010
It has been said over the past couple of years that there are only 'The Aliens' at the top of MotoGP; Valentino Rossi, Casey Stoner, Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa.
Indeed this assumption is undeniably correct as they have won 50 of the 53 races that have taken place in the 800cc era that started in 2007. That's a knockout statistic, especially when the three other wins came in wet races that, by their very nature, inevitably end up throwing a curve ball.
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