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Penultimate Appointment Of The Season For De Puniet And Capirex
The penultimate round of the MotoGP season takes place this weekend at the Shell Advance Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix. Pramac Racing Team arrives after the good race in Australia by Randy De Puniet, who finished sixth, and Loris Capirossi, who crossed the line in ninth place despite the shoulder pain.
Fabiano Sterlacchini - Pramac Racing Technical Director
"We know so well the Sepang circuit because we've done the test before the start of the season. It will be interesting to compare the results with those of the weekend. The track have no characteristics that may make difficult Loris with his shoulder pain. After the good race in Phillip Island we expect a lot from Randy."
Randy De Puniet - Pramac Racing Team
"I'm satisfied with what I did in Australia. I am so happy to race immediately in Malaysia, I just hope the bike will react in the same way, although I don't like very much Sepang circuit." Loris Capirossi - Pramac Racing Team
"Sepang is one of my favorite tracks, I hope to do well. In Australia I finished in ninth place, I think I made a good result considering my physical condition. It will be a tough race, but I'm so close to the end, and I want do it in best way possible."
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