 |
| Latest Headlines | |
| Amazon | |
| By Region | |
| Featured | |
| More... | |
| |
Aggregated news from around the world
|
|
Motorsport
>
By Region
Commentaries
>
Formula 1
Indy
Rally
Racing
Bikes
Champ Car
Other
>>>
Superbikes
 The Scotsman: Speedway: Monarchs fans urged to follow team to Stoke
Edinburgh Monarchs are just a point away from clinching the Premier League speedway championship and today co-promoter John Campbell urged as many of the Capital side's fa
Fullnoise: Honda commits $500,000 to the fight against childhood cancer
The Steven Walter Foundation (SWF) and Honda Australia celebrated their tenth year of partnership last week at an event to kick off the 2010 fundraising drive for childhood cancer research through the annual Snowy Ride.The Snowy Ride has raised more than $2.8 million for the cause, and is one of the largest motorcycle fundraising events in the country with m ...
Fullnoise: Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team Unveils 2011 Ninja ZX-10R Racer
The all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R race bike has been unveiled to the international press at the Nürburgring racetrack, in advance of the full launch of the production machine in early October.The new Ninja ZX-10R race bike has been eagerly anticipated by everyone involved in the Superbike racing project for a while now and therefore the Kawasaki Superbi ...
Fullnoise: Thor MX parts ways with Chad Reed
Thor MX have issued a release stating that after a nine-year relationship that resulted in five American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) titles across the supercross and motocross disciplines, the company and Chad Reed are parting ways. Since coming to the U.S. in 2002, Reed has been a member of the Thor MX and Parts Unlimited family, contributing tremendousl ...
The Scotsman: Speedway: Monarchs bring down Stars to stand just one point shy
It Is now not a question of if Edinburgh Monarchs win the British Premier League speedway crown, but when.
Fullnoise: Ryan Dungey: In his own words
"My rookie season in the AMA 450 class has been what I hoped for - and right now it feels like a dream come true," Dungey said."Coming into this year, I knew that I would have to work really hard to be competitive at the top level of our sport. At the start of the AMA Supercross season back in January, I knew that I had the physical part of my training regim ...
Fullnoise: Dean Ferris back with Martin Honda for Lierop
The Honda Racing MX Martin team welcome back the Australian Dean Ferris to accompany resident rider Jimmy Albertson once more this weekend at this weekend’s GP of Lierop, Netherlands which marks Round 14 of the World Motocross Championship and the penultimate round of the 2010 seasonAfter an impressive debut World Championship performance in Teutschenthal, ...
Fullnoise: Double tragedy at Manx GP
The Manx Motorcycle Club, organisers of the Manx Grand Prix, sadly announced the death of a second rider at today’s Manx Grand Prix.Both riders were involved in a racing accident at Alpine Cottage on the second lap of the Junior race shortly before 11am. The race was later abandoned.Chris Bradshaw, 39, a Traffic Police Officer from Tamworth in Birming...
Fullnoise: Capirossi is homeward bound for 200th premier-class start
Loris Capirossi set to make 200th premier-class start at the San Marino Grand Prix, the Rizla Suzuki rider is scheduled to become only the second rider in the 62-year history of motorcycle Grand Prix racing to reach the milestone of 200 starts in the premier-class. Capirossi, who will be racing his home GP, made his premier-class GP debut in the opening race ...
Fullnoise: Luka Bussa looking for E1 podium at AORC final rounds
Husqvarna racings Luka Bussa heads into the final two rounds of the 2010 Yamaha Australian Off Road Championship sitting in second spot behind former A4DE Champion Jarrod Bewley. Bussa's outstanding 2010 season is all the more impressive given the fact that he has challenged his more fancied rivals have been competing on 250F machines while Luka has campaign ...
302 Found
302 Found
302 Found
302 Found
302 Found
302 Found
302 Found
MotoGP championship standings
Indianapolis MotoGP - Race results
 Indianapolis victory for Pedrosa
|
|
|
|
·Seventh win for Jorge Lorenzo in Czech Grand Prix
Fiat Yamaha rider Jorge Lorenzo had won again in the USA and, with nearest rival Dani Pedrosa crashing out, the 24-year-old was even further ahead in the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship. The tenth round of the series was at Brno in the Czech Republic, where Lorenzo had previously won three times and Pedrosa twice, but with Valentino Rossi a seven-time former victor.
·Lorenzo wins and Pedrosa crashes in US Grand Prix
Valentino Rossi was back, but Fiat Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo remained in control in the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship. The Spaniard was continuing with only first or second place finishes, although arguably a bigger splash was made by Rossi, back in Germany so soon after injury and almost making it onto the podium.
·Pedrosa wins in Germany, Rossi back in action
23-year-old Jorge Lorenzo was leading the way in the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship, the Fiat Yamaha rider helped by the absence of team-mate Valentino Rossi. Five wins from seven races meant he was in control, but nearest challenger Dani Pedrosa could still pose a threat with a run of victories on the Repsol Honda.
·Jorge Lorenzo wins again in Catalan Grand Prix
Valentino Rossi had already missed three Grands Prix through injury, and Fiat Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo had won two of these, to add to two previous victories. The 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship was now between Lorenzo and the pair of Repsol Honda riders, whichever could go on to mount the most consistent challenge.
·Lorenzo wins and Stoner on the podium at Assen GP
There had been another win for Fiat Yamaha racer Jorge Lorenzo at Silverstone, putting him even more in command of the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship in the absence of team-mate Valentino Rossi. Repsol Honda’s Dani Pedrosa had finished a lowly eighth, widening the overall gap between the two Spaniards in the points table.
·Jorge Lorenzo wins on MotoGP return to Silverstone
Following an injury that took Valentino Rossi out of contention, the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship looked like it could be going in the direction of his Fiat Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo, who had already been leading the Italian. But the race at Mugello had been won by Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa, and at this stage the title race was far from over.
·Rossi is out and Pedrosa wins in Italian MotoGP race
Fiat Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi had not been at full fitness, which had seemingly given the edge to team-mate Jorge Lorenzo in the second and third rounds of the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship. But round four was taking place at Rossi’s second home, the Mugello circuit in Italy, where he had won nine Grands Prix, including a seven year spell unbeaten.
·Jorge Lorenzo wins again in French MotoGP race
With just two races gone, the 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship was looking a bit like another contest between Fiat Yamaha team-mates Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo. Honda and Ducati riders had also looked fast, but at this stage only the Fiat pair had been on the podium in both Qatar and Spain. The third race would be taking place in France, where Lorenzo had won in 2009.
·Home win for Lorenzo in Spanish MotoGP
The 2010 FIM MotoGP World Championship had opened with a win for reigning champion Valentino Rossi, the Italian taking another race victory for Fiat Yamaha as the season began under floodlights in Qatar. From there the teams had been due to move on to Japan, where Rossi’s team-mate Jorge Lorenzo had won in 2009. Instead, round two ended up being held in Spain.
·A profile of Leon Camier, 2009 British Superbike champion
|
|
|
|
·Honda commits $500,000 to the fight against childhood cancer
The Steven Walter Foundation (SWF) and Honda Australia celebrated their tenth year of partnership last week at an event to kick off the 2010 fundraising drive for childhood cancer research through the annual Snowy Ride.The Snowy Ride has raised more than $2.8 million for the cause, and is one of the largest motorcycle fundraising events in the country with more than 3000 rid...
·Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team Unveils 2011 Ninja ZX-10R Racer
The all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R race bike has been unveiled to the international press at the Nürburgring racetrack, in advance of the full launch of the production machine in early October.The new Ninja ZX-10R race bike has been eagerly anticipated by everyone involved in the Superbike racing project for a while now and therefore the Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team are ext...
·Thor MX parts ways with Chad Reed
Thor MX have issued a release stating that after a nine-year relationship that resulted in five American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) titles across the supercross and motocross disciplines, the company and Chad Reed are parting ways. Since coming to the U.S. in 2002, Reed has been a member of the Thor MX and Parts Unlimited family, contributing tremendously to the brand’s ...
·Ryan Dungey: In his own words
"My rookie season in the AMA 450 class has been what I hoped for - and right now it feels like a dream come true," Dungey said."Coming into this year, I knew that I would have to work really hard to be competitive at the top level of our sport. At the start of the AMA Supercross season back in January, I knew that I had the physical part of my training regime down, but I wou...
·Dean Ferris back with Martin Honda for Lierop
The Honda Racing MX Martin team welcome back the Australian Dean Ferris to accompany resident rider Jimmy Albertson once more this weekend at this weekend’s GP of Lierop, Netherlands which marks Round 14 of the World Motocross Championship and the penultimate round of the 2010 seasonAfter an impressive debut World Championship performance in Teutschenthal, Germany, the Mart...
·Double tragedy at Manx GP
The Manx Motorcycle Club, organisers of the Manx Grand Prix, sadly announced the death of a second rider at today’s Manx Grand Prix.Both riders were involved in a racing accident at Alpine Cottage on the second lap of the Junior race shortly before 11am. The race was later abandoned.Chris Bradshaw, 39, a Traffic Police Officer from Tamworth in Birming...
·Capirossi is homeward bound for 200th premier-class start
Loris Capirossi set to make 200th premier-class start at the San Marino Grand Prix, the Rizla Suzuki rider is scheduled to become only the second rider in the 62-year history of motorcycle Grand Prix racing to reach the milestone of 200 starts in the premier-class. Capirossi, who will be racing his home GP, made his premier-class GP debut in the opening race of the 1995 seas...
·Luka Bussa looking for E1 podium at AORC final rounds
Husqvarna racings Luka Bussa heads into the final two rounds of the 2010 Yamaha Australian Off Road Championship sitting in second spot behind former A4DE Champion Jarrod Bewley. Bussa's outstanding 2010 season is all the more impressive given the fact that he has challenged his more fancied rivals have been competing on 250F machines while Luka has campaigned on his Husqvar...
·World Supersport duo face-off again
In the Supersport World Championship, Kenan Sofuoglu and Eugene Laverty are now involved in a straight fight for the 2010 crown.Last time out Laverty won at Silverstone, his sixth victory of the year, but Sofuoglu is still the overall championship leader some 17 points ahead and with three wins to his credit.“It has been a long break, but I am feeling rested...
·Ducati Xerox team concludes two days of testing at Mugello
In preparation for the upcoming Nurburgring round of the World Superbike Championship, the Ducati Xerox Team carried out two days of testing at Italian circuit Mugello. The two factory riders divided the work, Michel Fabrizio on track on Tuesday and Noriyuki Haga taking over the ropes yesterday. The test was a very useful exercise for both riders after the mont...
|
|
View category archive -->
Search this category -->
|
|
|
|
