Must Find New Motivation

Valentino Rossi to give advice to his team mate Jorge Lorenzo newly crowned MotoGP Australia world champion 2010. According to The Doctor, Lorenzo must find a new motivation that will enable it to continue to compete to be the best.

Lorenzo is known first world champion in the MotoGP class, after finishing third in Malaysia last week's series. Although competition still leaves three series, but the achievement Lorenzo who had reached the figure of 313 could no longer be pursued by its competitors.

Responding achievements inscribed Lorenzo, Rossi is sportsmanship and congratulated the young Spanish rider said it deserved to be champions, despite the assumption most people call luck simply success Lorenzo only suffered injuries following a two closest rivals Rossi and Dani Pedrosa in the season.

With his new status as world champions, Lorenzo Rossi believes motivation will be a little slack because his dreams have come true. Well, for that he also gives advice to drivers 23 years was to find new motivation.

"After winning the championship, there will be a change in your head because the dream has been achieved. So, you just have to have a new motivation in itself, "said Rossi told Crash.net, Friday (15/10/2010)

Players in Brazil Jersey

A police dog attacked a soccer player in a second division match in Brazil. The animal's sharp teeth tore the player jersey.

Alison, defender Bahia said the club had an attack dog when celebrating his team 1-1 draw with Vila Nova who played Tuesday night local time.

Television footage showed Alison shorts and jersey he wore was torn due to dog bites. But it admitted his players survived from the Rottweiler dog bites class.

The dog had been restrained at this time. Alison because he attacked the officers who hold them standing too close to the players tesebut.

She filed a complaint with told Globo television station that "someone should do something for this. Things like this never existed. "

Tiger Woods Masters stills The Man

Tiger Woods Masters - Turns out, he is what they say he is. He is what they shout. He is what they crave. He is what they believe. No matter how much his sleazy behavior has betrayed everything he claimed to be, Tiger Wood is still The Man. That's how it happens in sports, remember? That's how it was Thursday at Augusta National in a roaring, revealing way that will ensure you never again forget.

On golf's grandest stage, Tiger Woods crawled out from beneath a five-month sex scandal into the arms of an adoring public and the strength of an astounding swing. Playing with the desperation of one seeking forgiveness, Woods found it in his score, owning the crowd, controlling the course and finishing the Masters' first day just two strokes off the lead with a 4-under-par 68.

"It's hard to believe,'' Woods said afterward. "I've turned it around.''

Of course he has. You knew he would. No matter how much any fool like me or Billy Payne or corporate America would scold, you knew he was always just one good tee shot from redemption.

We don't want our sports stars to enlighten or influence, we want them to entertain. We judge their morality with a stat sheet and their integrity with a scoreboard. Woods' first round in 144 days was his best first round at Augusta. Now that's remorse.

In a club down the road in Atlanta, one of Woods' alleged mistresses was stripping. Throughout the Internet, the confessions of a new alleged mistress — a 21-year-old neighbor — were flowing. On television, a crass commercial in which Woods exploits his father's memory while trying to profit from his own misdeeds was airing.

Yet none of it mattered, because Woods was ripping it. He sank a putt for a birdie on the third hole. He sank a 12-foot eagle putt on the eighth hole. He curled an approach shot 210 yards around a tree and landed it close enough for a birdie putt on the ninth hole.

On No. 13, he missed an eagle putt and settled for birdie. On No. 15, he made an eagle putt, giving him two eagles in one round for the first time in his career here.

His day ended under rolling black clouds spitting rain. Woods stalked to the final green with his head tucked under a black cap. The crowd enveloped him in a standing ovation that cut through the mist.

It was triumphant, It was cleansing. And, OK, it was also really creepy.

"Just going about my business,'' Woods said. "Whatever the emotions were, the emotions were.''

Just going about his business, indeed. The new Tiger was forgiven so quickly, he immediately figured it was fine to revert to the old Tiger.

His pledge to watch his temper? It lasted 14 holes, before he botched an approach shot, dropped his club, spun on his heels and screamed.

His promise to be more inviting to fans? While he seemed to smile more, when the round ended, he hustled away without even glancing at the mob that cried for him.

Whatever. It doesn't matter. None of it matters but the golf. You knew that. I knew that. End of story. Play on.

World Cup Stadiums

World Cup 2010 - World Cup organizers said on Friday that South Africa's stadiums have passed FIFA's final inspection, 76 days before the opening match of the world football championship.

"The final tour is now complete and we can say with confidence that we have delivered on our promise of 10 world-class stadiums," World Cup organizing committee CEO Danny Jordaan said in a statement.

South Africa built five new stadiums and renovated five existing ones ahead of the June 11-July 11 tournament, spending more than 1.3 billion dollars (one billion euros).

The stadium projects were plagued by early worker strikes and budgets that soared beyond initial projections as the rand took a hit on the foreign exchange market.

But Jordaan said the stadiums are now nearly ready.

"The only remaining issues are questions such as parking for team buses, finalising security arrangements and posting signs to direct fans," he said.

"What we are looking at now is just the final detail."