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Toseland’s move to MotoGP

Worls Superbike expert James Toseland decided to make the next step in his career so he will race fot Yamaha’s Tech 3 team in the next year’s MotoGP Championship.
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Honda and Repsol are going strong

Honda and Repsol signed an agreement for a new two-year partnership for the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
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Carbon Fiber Accessories for Honda CBR600RR

Check out this photos and see what makes the bike even better looking.
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2008 Honda CBR1000RR patents revealed

Honda reveals exhaust patents for the next generation of Fireblade.
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Ecosse Spirit ES1 and Motoczysz C1 push the boundries of motorcycle design

The Ecoose Spirit ES1 was officically unveiled at the US MotoGP race at Laguna Seca. Here we have it, so let’s enjoy it.
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Vermeulen Extends Deal With Suzuki

Rizla Suzuki rider Chris Vermeulen has announced he will stay wit the MotoGP next season after signing a new deal.
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SanDisk CEO Announces New Ducati High-Speed Memory products.

Harari shared the insight as Ducati riders did stunts outside SanDisk’s headquarters Wednesday to mark the launch of a fast line of flash memory devices named after the Italian motorcycle maker.
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Kenny Roberts Parade Leader

2008 MotoGP was announced by Kenny Roberts in a Parade to Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Stoner Dominates

German MotoGP: Stoner dominates crash-strewn opening Sachsenring MotoGP practice.
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Porsche Mobil1 Supercup preview

A very special star guest joins the action for the seventh round of the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup on the Nürburgring. Five-time Le Mans winner Frank Biela (Germany) accepted an invitation from Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, to drive the 911 GT3 Cup with the starting number 88. After initial tests, the 42-year-old praised the handling of the 400 hp near-standard racing sports car. Frank Biela’s motorsport career began at the age of 18 when he claimed fourth in the German kart (...)
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