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The Big picture 2012-04-11
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Published: Apr 11, 2012, 3:31 PM
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MotoGP riders group shot
Photo by: Bridgestone Corporation

Graham Rahal, Service Central Chip Ganassi Racing Honda
Photo by: Bob Heathcote

Start: Dani Pedrosa, Repsol Honda Team leads the field
Photo by: Repsol Media

Diago Saito
Photo by: Oliver Petalver

Pipo Derani
Photo by: Daniel James Smith

Dani Pedrosa, Repsol Honda Team
Photo by: Repsol Media

Carlos Sainz Jr.
Photo by: Daniel James Smith

Ben Spies, Yamaha Factory Racing
Photo by: Yamaha Motor Racing

Jorge Lorenzo, Yamaha Factory Racing
Photo by: Yamaha Motor Racing

Rubens Barrichello, KV Racing Technology Chevrolet
Photo by: Bob Heathcote

Grid girl
Photo by: SRO

Stefan Bradl, LCR Honda MotoGP
Photo by: Red Bull GmbH and GEPA pictures GmbH

Robbie Nishida
Photo by: Oliver Petalver

Jazeman Jaafar
Photo by: Daniel James Smith

Felix Serralles
Photo by: Daniel James Smith

Group picture with historical DTM race cars
Photo by: xpb.cc

Start action
Photo by: SRO

Start
Photo by: Repsol Media

Podium: race winner Jorge Lorenzo, Yamaha Factory Racing celebrates
Photo by: Yamaha Motor Racing

Matt Powers
Photo by: Oliver Petalver
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