Japanese MotoGP rider Uniting help

DOHA - The MotoGP riders do not want to miss to extend his help to the victims of Japan. They simultaneously to sell jerseys that will be auctioned off for later the result was donated to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in the country Sakura.

Of course, the 17 drivers are not only selling jerseys. They make it so special by signing the shirt that read a moral message "We are for Japan." T-Shirt will be sold along the circuit into the MotoGP calendar this season. In addition to this, buyers can also get it via the official website of the MotoGP (http://weforjapan.motogp.com). This special T-shirts priced £ 20 or equivalent Rp285 thousand.

Proceeds from sales of these jerseys will be handed directly to humanitarian organizations, while mat MotoGP Japan, October 2, as quoted by the official MotoGP website on Wednesday (03/24/2011).

Here are some comments addressing the drivers of this idea:

Jorge Lorenzo: "We must give full support to Japan in difficult moments like this. Japan is a strong country and always demonstrate abilitasnya to rise from the problem. We want to give full support to all Japanese citizens as well as motor racing enthusiasts who live there. "



Casey Stoner: "At the beginning of the year, we face a major disaster, flooding in Australia, but after we saw the Japanese are also affected by the disaster. It's a difficult thing we understand. I had heard stories from some colleagues in the Honda and saw the news on television, I was very upset and concerned for every person in Japan. I hope they can stay strong and keep fighting to be re-organize their lives. "
Valentino Rossi: "It's a difficult moment for everyone, but we will support Japan and we're all here together with the colleagues who came from Japan. We expect them to not give up, and I pray for good luck and all the team for all the people there.