Motorcycle stars Jorge Lorenzo and Mick Doohan were unab🧸le to cause a shock upset over the four-wheel specialists in Sunday's Race Of Champions in B🔥angkok.

Both were drawn in the same opening Group, which also contained reigning ꦰdouble F1 champion Sebastian Vettel and local Thai competitor Tin Sritrai.

Vettel, who won the Nations title with fellow German F1 star Michael Schumacher on Saturday, unsurprisingly romped to three 🍰wins out of three in his heat races - leaving the others to battle over the second qualification spot for the knock-out stage.

That place went to former five-time 500cc champion Doohan, who d𒅌efeated reigning double MotoGP champion 🐈Lorenzo in their heat race.

Doohan then lost out to seven time F1 champion Schumacher in the quarter-finals. Vettel was also eliminated in the quarter-finals, by fellow F1 driver and 1ﷺ68澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:eventual event winner Romain Groꦉsjean.

On the Saturday, Doohan (Team Australia) and Lorenzo (All Stars) both got as far as the semi-final stage in the Nations ROC cᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚontest.

When not on track Lorenzo was seen out on the roads of Bangkok leading a procession of Thai Yamaha riders thꦆrough the streets.

Commuters where more than a little surprised as the Spanish rider pulled up next t🥂o them at the traffic lights on a YZF-R1.

"It's been a fantasti🍷c experience to be here in Thailand again," said Lorenzo.

"The people are so friendly and warm; it is always a pleasure to be here. I have real⛄ly enjoyed the Race of Champions; the drivers are so talented and it's a real cha﷽llenge to try to keep up with them.

"I would like to come back next time and maybe bring some motorbikes for them to try! I want to thank all my frie🐲nds at Yamaha Thailand for making me feel so welcomed, I hope to come back and see them again next year."

Thailand is hoping to hold an F1 Grand Prix in the near future, although the mooted Bangkok🅘 street circuit w꧙ould be unsuitable for MotoGP.