Once upon a time in MotoGP, Part II

Fallen Angel

After testing positive in a mandatory drug test, the Spanish Motorcycle Association revoked Angel Rodriguez' racing licence for the next two years and all the points he already had in this years Spanish Supersport Championship - stemming from three wins in three races. Rodri was the absolute dominator of the class for the last two years and after a stint on the Balatonring 250cc bike in Le Mans where he rode right up front before crashing out, he looked to be in a prime position to get a fulltime seat for the Moto2 class next season.
And while there is no drug on earth that can make a rider better and faster, a two-year race ban is like a death penalty for Rodri's racing career. We think this penalty is is way over the top and want to show support for one of our favourite Hotties with this special post.

Angel Rodríguez: Devilish

MotoGP is certainly missing an Angel- in the form of "Rodri"!
The former 125cc rider jumped ship to the Spanish CEV Supersport Championship in 2007, taking out the 600cc crown at the end of 2008. And while most will remember him for his extradionary performance during the 2001 125cc Australian GP, where the rookie Rodriguez ran with the leaders until he was forced into the gravel by Simone Sanna, you could be forgiven for recalling the tattooed, pierced Spaniard based on his unholy good looks. Devilish.