Max Biaggi got his third double win of the WSB season for the Alitalia Aprilia team, but he was gifted both victories.
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New RR series in Quebec
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, May 31st, 2010
Regional racing series are the grassroots of racing, providing the proving grounds for up-and-coming riders.
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Lorenzo wins le Mans
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, May 24th, 2010
Jorge Lorenzo took his Fiat-sponsored Yamaha to his second-straight Moto GP win at Le Mans in France last weekend, an uneventful run once the Majorca native got past his team-mate Valentino Rossi.
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WSB - Africa Twins
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, May 18th, 2010
While Ducati managed to finally win a World Superbike race this year, at
Kyalami in South Africa last weekend, the brand still seems to be
floundering a bit, although in all honesty it has to be said that it’s
the factory team rather than the privateers that seems lost in space.
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AMA vets 1,2 in TTXGP race
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, May 17th, 2010
American superbike rider Shawn Higbee won the first U.S.
zero-carbon road race at Infineon Raceway in California on the weekend.
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Jodi Christie on fire
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, May 17th, 2010
In the second round of the RACE championship series, teenage
phenomenon Jodi Christie stamped his authority on Canadian racing, first by
beating defending National 600 and Superbike champ Jordan Szoke in a one-on-one
battle in the Pro 600 class, then following up by running down, catching, and
finally passing Shannonville expert and former RACE No. 1 competitor Frank
Trombino to also take the Superbike honours.
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Biaggi, Germany celebrate
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, May 10th, 2010
A
typical dramatic WSB weekend of racing at Italy's "cathedral of
speed" – the fabled Monza track – ended with a double victory
for local factory Aprilia and its Rome-born rider Max Biaggi.
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Lorenzo in front
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, May 3rd, 2010
There were only three "aliens" at the front of the
second Moto GP event of the year instead of four, but they dominated
the race, finishing close together nine seconds ahead of fourth
place.
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Dakar 2011 map published
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Apr 29th, 2010
The route for the January 1–16, 2011,
Dakar rally has been published, and much of it is desert.
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U.K. sweeps Assen rounds
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Apr 26th, 2010
"It
was great to see Race 2 from my position!" declared Carlos
Checa, after finishing sixth in the second WSB race at Assen April
25.
Regional racing series are the grassroots of racing, providing the proving grounds for up-and-coming riders.
Jorge Lorenzo took his Fiat-sponsored Yamaha to his second-straight Moto GP win at Le Mans in France last weekend, an uneventful run once the Majorca native got past his team-mate Valentino Rossi.
While Ducati managed to finally win a World Superbike race this year, at
Kyalami in South Africa last weekend, the brand still seems to be
floundering a bit, although in all honesty it has to be said that it’s
the factory team rather than the privateers that seems lost in space.
American superbike rider Shawn Higbee won the first U.S.
zero-carbon road race at Infineon Raceway in California on the weekend.
A
typical dramatic WSB weekend of racing at Italy's "cathedral of
speed" – the fabled Monza track – ended with a double victory
for local factory Aprilia and its Rome-born rider Max Biaggi.
There were only three "aliens" at the front of the
second Moto GP event of the year instead of four, but they dominated
the race, finishing close together nine seconds ahead of fourth
place.
The route for the January 1–16, 2011,
Dakar rally has been published, and much of it is desert.
"It
was great to see Race 2 from my position!" declared Carlos
Checa, after finishing sixth in the second WSB race at Assen April
25.
