Rossi takes fifth MotoGP title but Ducati wins
John Hopkins seeking respite from the heat at Sepang - the chair he is using is a new prototype Alpine Stars chair with cooled upper and lower designed to lower the rider's core temperature on very hot days
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Article Summary
September 26, 2005 Complete report and image library: Valentino Rossi won his fifth consecutive World MotoGP title yesterday afternoon, though the race was won by Ducati-mounted Loris Capirossi who won his second Grand Prix in a week, giving Ducati its best ever MotoGP result when his team-mate Carlos Checa finished third. Having won a 125 and 250 title prior to his string of five consecutive MotoGP titles, Rossi’s championship t-shirt featured a Barry Sheene-style 7, for seven world titles, and a white commemorative helmet was created by AGV for the moment, also with the number 7 on it.
