America knows how to put on a show
Never mind Valentino Rossi's poor weekend and Dani Pedrosa falling from the lead, AUTOSPORT's Toby Moody looks back over MotoGP's visit to Indianapolis and basks in the glory of a truly American event
He fell off.
For the second time in three races, he fell off. When did that last happen? A very long time ago.
Personally, I got the impression that Valentino Rossi didn't really turn up to Indianapolis. An element of just getting through the race, even with the thought that he may well 'get beat' as they would say Stateside, particularly with the pace of Dani Pedrosa who was a dead cert to win it once the lights went out.
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