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• Having three riders tied at the top of the MotoGP standings at this stage of the season is incredible.

• You might expect a tie after one or two races, but to have Valentino Rossi, Casey Stoner and Jorge Lorenzo all on 106 points

going into race seven is unprecedented.

• It's almost like the season is starting over this weekend at Assen and as Rossi said, 'we start again'.

• And what a point to start from.

• The conclusion of the Catalunya GP was right up there with the very best in the annals of MotoGP history.

• The race itself wasn't that great, but it was most definitely one of the greatest finishes ever with Rossi audaciously swooping

past Lorenzo on the final bend.

• ASSEN MOTOGP

• Friday 26 June

• Qualifying: 1200‐1500, BBC Red Button/online

• Saturday 27 June

• 125cc and 250cc races: 0950‐1205, BBC Red Button/online

• Race live: 1240‐1400, BBC Two/online

• I can't recall Rossi's body language looking more determined to force a win.

• It was a case of master v apprentice and an old dog showing a new pup tricks.

• It's not all good news though for Rossi as far from it being a psychological blow to Lorenzo, I feel he will have lapped up the

experience like a sponge.

• He has seen the move Rossi pulled off and he now has that weapon in his armoury.

• Sooner or later Lorenzo will be beating Rossi on a regular basis.

• There has to come a point where Rossi will think, 'what am I doing making a move like that? I could be retired and relaxed

on beach in Ibiza.'

• But his hunger is a great as ever and he is going for the 100th win of his career here in Assen.

• He has every chance of doing it, he is bang in form and his Yamaha is working well.

• It would be a great story if he could win it at the oldest track on the MotoGP circuit.

• The 'Cathedral' has been hosting GP's every year since the calendar began in 1949.

• It is a fantastic circuit that just invites battles. It's got more corners than any other track and any bike that is agile stands a

great chance.

• It's going to be a long, tough race.

• I haven't mentioned Stoner yet. He is of course more than in the mix and could easily trump the Yamaha pair.

• He was off the pace in Catalunya due to debilitating stomach cramps, but will be back on it this weekend.

• It was another far from satisfactory race for James Toseland.

• It always feels like a long off‐season but the planning for the new 2009 season is already well under way. We are expanding our

coverage again this year and will be showing all the qualifying sessions (125, MotoGP and 250) on Saturday afternoons on the red

button alongside our existing coverage on race day ‐ 125, 250, MotoGP and MotoGP Extra ‐ which all adds up to over seven hours of

coverage a weekend.

• We've been getting a lot of feedback both here and on other bike forums about a couple of key points. One has been our commentary

line‐up for this season and the other about not being able to record red button coverage. Both of these issues have been exacerbated

by Eurosport losing the rights to show MotoGP for the forthcoming season leaving the BBC as the exclusive broadcaster for the sport.

• First and foremost I want to point out that any decision about rights is made by Dorna, the rights holder, and not by the BBC. We are in

the last year of a pre‐existing contract and are delighted to have signed a new deal starting in 2010 which will take us through to the

end of the 2013 season.

• To give the situation some context our coverage attracts average audiences of 1.1 million with an approval rating that has been the

highest for any terrestrial programme in a given week. We believe the BBC team is key to that success and we are looking forward to

another exciting season in 2009. In terms of presentation, Suzi Perry has a wealth of experience from years of fronting motorbike racing

and our pitlane reporter Matthew Roberts has worked as a journalist within the MotoGP paddock for eight years before joining the BBC

and has excellent connections with the teams enabling us to break key stories last year.

• Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish will once again be in the commentary box. Charlie is an experienced lead commentator with a great

passion for and extensive knowledge of motorbikes whilst Steve raced at the very highest level finishing fifth in the world

championship.

• We have taken on board feedback about the non‐recordable nature of the red button when viewed on certain platforms and as a result

we will be looping the qualifying on Saturday afternoon and evening and will do the same with the races on Sunday into the following

week. A timetable for this will appear on the website at the start of the season and will be updated race by race.

• The inability to record via the red button is a Sky box issue rather than a specifically BBC one but we are doing all we can to enable you

to watch the sessions you may have missed live. We will also be supplying additional Freeview details so you will be able to record our

coverage when viewing the red button. There have also been questions about why we can't use our other channels to show the 125

and 250 classes. Under the terms of the licence we can't turn BBC Three or Four into a sports channel although we can use them

occasionally and they are unavailable during the day as the bandwidth is used by CBeebies and CBBC.

• One final point to answer is whether the BBC signing F1 will affect the MotoGP coverage and the answer is yes, but only in a positive

way. We will be working with the F1 team to maximize opportunities to promote MotoGP. David Coulthard is part of the F1 team and a

bike fan too who has come to the race in Brno for the last few years. The races don't clash as the rights holders are keen to avoid this

and the start times are offset on dates where both series are racing. The British MotoGP will follow the Hungarian F1 meaning we get to

put the Donington race on BBC One, which is fantastic.

• Coverage of any sport is hugely subjective. We always review our coverage at the end of the season and I frequently read the

comments posted on a variety of websites including this one. We are very proud of our coverage and in being able to bring top‐class

bike racing to a wider audience, we believe we have the best team to lead our programme. I am always keen to get feedback and to

find out what you'd like to see in the show so please let me know below.

• indietro

AVANTI

Luigi Pirandello CENTOMILA

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