There are lots of changes in World Superbike for 2009, with three-time world champion Troy Bayliss's retirement from his No. 1 seat at Ducati being the prime mover in shaking up the dominos.
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Moto GP team shakeups
Written by Larry Tate on Thu, Nov 20th, 2008
Even more than usual, there will be lots of rider and team changes in Moto GP in 2009.
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All hail King Bayliss
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Nov 3rd, 2008
The 2008 motorcycle road racing year ended with a huge bang at the brand-new Portimao circuit in Portugal November 2.
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Stoner takes final round
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Oct 27th, 2008
The final Moto GP race of the 2008 season was a bit of a snoozefest, as the race for the lead was effectively over at the second corner.
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Girls, girls, girls - Update
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Oct 21st, 2008
This past weekend at Daytona saw the final event in the 2008 Moto ST series, and if you follow the CMG News you'll probably have seen this little tidbit.
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Rossi the master of Sepang
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Oct 20th, 2008
There was a great Moto GP race at Sepang in Malaysia this weekend past. The fact that it wasn't for the lead didn't detract from the excellence of the spectacle at all.
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New track, new series.
Written by Larry Tate on Fri, Oct 17th, 2008
There's a new Nascar track coming to Fort Erie (which might include a road racing course for motorcycles) and a new racing series for motorcycles in Ontario.
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Girls, girls, girls
Written by Larry Tate on Thu, Oct 16th, 2008
In the CMG road racing reports, we've mentioned some of the fast women in the Womens' Cup series in Canada before, and we've also touched on the Moto ST endurance series in the U.S. now and then.
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French WSB round
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Oct 6th, 2008
Troy Bayliss rode his Xerox Ducati to a relatively conservative third
in race one at Magny-Cours in France to clinch his third WSB title,
then retired in style by winning race two - if his retirement plans
stick, his last-ever race.
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Moto GP weekend update
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Oct 6th, 2008
The Australian Moto GP race went to Casey Stoner and Ducati in a bit of
a romp despite a strong early charge from Repsol Honda's Nicky Hayden
(who'll be Stoner's team-mate in 2009), but in spite of the margin of
victory it was a highly entertaining race all the way back to seventh.
There are lots of changes in World Superbike for 2009, with three-time world champion Troy Bayliss's retirement from his No. 1 seat at Ducati being the prime mover in shaking up the dominos.
Even more than usual, there will be lots of rider and team changes in Moto GP in 2009.
The 2008 motorcycle road racing year ended with a huge bang at the brand-new Portimao circuit in Portugal November 2.
The final Moto GP race of the 2008 season was a bit of a snoozefest, as the race for the lead was effectively over at the second corner.
This past weekend at Daytona saw the final event in the 2008 Moto ST series, and if you follow the CMG News you'll probably have seen this little tidbit.
There was a great Moto GP race at Sepang in Malaysia this weekend past. The fact that it wasn't for the lead didn't detract from the excellence of the spectacle at all.
There's a new Nascar track coming to Fort Erie (which might include a road racing course for motorcycles) and a new racing series for motorcycles in Ontario.
In the CMG road racing reports, we've mentioned some of the fast women in the Womens' Cup series in Canada before, and we've also touched on the Moto ST endurance series in the U.S. now and then.
Troy Bayliss rode his Xerox Ducati to a relatively conservative third
in race one at Magny-Cours in France to clinch his third WSB title,
then retired in style by winning race two - if his retirement plans
stick, his last-ever race.
The Australian Moto GP race went to Casey Stoner and Ducati in a bit of
a romp despite a strong early charge from Repsol Honda's Nicky Hayden
(who'll be Stoner's team-mate in 2009), but in spite of the margin of
victory it was a highly entertaining race all the way back to seventh.
