Michael Schumacher is into motorcycling more than everybody expected it to be. Here it is taking photos with pilots on the circuit of Bresse a few days ago and then doing a few statements before it gets rolling on to the circuit. Go Schumi!
The seven times World MotoGP Champion, Valentino Rossi has had a great career so far and there’s plenty where this came from. By looking at the video attached below you will see all of the Italian pilot’s successes and best ever moments as well as the MotoGP teams it’s been competing for.
Roehr Motorcycles has just allowed reservations for the new 1250sc model which will be available this summer. Claimed being the most powerful and implicit the fastest running production bike that America has to offer, it already starts to impress and you couldn’t expect less. >> read
That white dot on the screen is most probably you doing what you’re not suppose to on your 2004 Suzuki GSX-R1000: Speeding! What’s good is that you can learn from someone else’s experience and try not to get chased by the sheriff with the air patrol.
The Shanghai experience will remain Rossi’s triumph and returning to victory point after racing seven times along the seven months of the season, but as the title says, a flower doesn’t bring us spring. It seems that this nature thing also applies in racing and The Doctor seems to know it very well.
Success was guaranteed due to the Rossi-Yamaha-Bridgestone triangle. Without excluding the great merits of Valentino and the M1 we must say what best proves the Bridgestone being (...) >> read
After seeing the incredible fall of Jorge Lorenzo the MotoGP public had little hopes for the Shanghai race in what concerned this pilot, but after amazing everybody with the gold-worth fourth position that it obtained we are now finding out that the injury is more serious than prior considered.
Further analysis to which the Spanish pilot was subjected in Barcelona uncovered the fracture at the right ankle and the rupture of the internal lateral ligament also of the left ankle. So the (...) >> read
Definitely the past days haven’t been easy for Loris Capirossi as the Grand Prix of China had reserved for him only a ninth position at length with the large group composed of Hayden, Melandri, Dovizioso and Lorenzo.
Even worst, during the fifth round Loris was the author of a small mistake which send it right on the twelfth place and had shown Borgo Rivola the way to a splendid comeback by turning on the same facts reported by the time World Champion in office, Casey Stoner. (...) >> read
Early in the race, Valentino Rossi manages to stay strong under the conditions of “hybrid” asphalt, but as the laps are gathered one by one Yamaha’s pilot puts on the turbo.
The only one that decently remained competitive was Dani Pedrosa who then gave up just a few laps before the flag entered the scene. “Bronze” goes to Casey Stoner who stood up only 12 seconds behind Pedrosa while, surprisingly, the fourth position is being occupied by Jorge Lorenzo.
Following the tops, Marco (...) >> read
After seeing the flight of Jorge Lorenzo it seems that nothing can amaze us as strongly as that did, but now rival Dani Pedrosa founds itself and its bike air born in what seems to be a painful incident. So pilots aren’t just competing for places on the podium, but at scary falls also.
Valentino Rossi has all the reasons to remember the past day. The Team Fiat Yamaha pilot obtained the best time of the day, positioning itself in front of the Ducati Marlboro pilot, Casey Stoner.
It is more than obvious that we’re witnessing the ending of its adaptation period as Rossi gets well along with the Japanese Covers. Even best is the fact that the retuned M1 provides a pilot’s daring right hand with all of the extra horsepower for a rocket-like incursion down the (... >> read
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