Moto GP 2010 Prediction Champion

Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa were both failed to win the MotoGP Aragon. However, the results of the last race is making two Spanish rider became the remaining candidates for the 2010 MotoGP world champion.
Casey Stoner, who is featured as the fastest rider in the Moto GP race of Aragon, Sunday (09/19/2010) yesterday. In a race that could only finsi fourth Lorenzo, while Pedrosa completed the race as runner up.
The result of the race there was not much change the composition of the drivers in the standings. Lorenzo stood at the top with 284 total points collected, while Pedrosa stalking behind him with 228 figures were collected.
Both are far superior over the three positions occupied by Casey Stoner (155 pts). Ducati behind champion Valentino Rossi is perched to be satisfied with saving 140 points.With only five races left this season, Rossi's world championship determined to escape. And who can compete only mathematically Lorenzo and Pedrosa.

With the maximum value which can be collected from the five races are 125, Stoner certainly will not be touching the points Lorenzo at the top of the standings. Both are now closed to within 129 points.
Be Pedrosa became the only rider who could tackle Lorenzo step his world title for the first. With both of them is only 56 points and still have five races remaining, the competition between the Spanish duo will be very fierce.
Moreover, Lorenzo, who started the season very dominant, now like starting to lose its consistency. After a third place finish in Indianapolis, he was runner-up in San Marino and for first time this season thrown from the podium in a race at the Aragon.
Opposite condition occurs in the Pedrosa. Unless the U.S. failed to finish in MotoGP, Honda's champ won two victories and three runner-up in the last six races.
In the quotation from the U.S., the peak current standings Lorenzo's in serious threat Pedrosa. Because in Aragon yesterday, Lorenzo Yamaha mounts can until 7km/jam slower than Honda's Pedrosa.
So, Lorenzo, or Pedrosa?