Okay, the music has finally stopped, the dashing from chair to chair is done, and left standing is ... Michael Taylor.
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Bayliss boss of the track
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 29th, 2008
Troy Bayliss has announced this will be his last year of racing, and it appears that his competition are going to be more and more pleased about that call as the season goes on.
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Spies, Mladin in yawnfest
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 29th, 2008
The suspense was, um, non-existent at California's Fontana Speedway for the third round of the AMA Superbike series (the second under the direct control of Canada's Colin Fraser who also directs the Parts Canada superbike and Moto ST endurance series).
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CBR125 series all wet
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 29th, 2008
Honda Canada has gotten back into racing in an itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny way this year, sponsoring a series for their CBR125 starter bikes that will run in conjunction with the Parts Canada national series.
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Mat and Ben show continues
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 22nd, 2008
In a scene that makes one think of TV flashbacks, Mat Mladin and Yoshimura Suzuki dominated the double-header at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama this past weekend. I know this is supposed to be a "news" story, but hey, that's what happened.
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Baby-faced and scary-fast
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 22nd, 2008
While RACE's chief referee Chris Chapelle didn't exactly drop his pants to make the race work, he came pretty close.
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Lorenzo continues to impress
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Apr 14th, 2008
Jorge Lorenzo continued his stunning pace in his first year of Moto GP with his third pole and third podium out of three races, this time claiming the top step at Estoril for his first win.
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RC8 in first race
Written by Larry Tate on Wed, Apr 9th, 2008
KTM is getting serious about road racing: in 250 GP racing the factory team has a strong presence, Mika Kallio having won the race last weekend at Valencia.
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Highs and lows at Valencia
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Apr 7th, 2008
Interesting World Superbike stuff from Valencia in Spain on Sunday, not least a contrast in personalities.
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Pedrosa takes lead and holds it
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Mar 31st, 2008
The second Moto GP race of the season was immensely entertaining, even if it was won by the personality-challenged Dani Pedrosa.
Okay, the music has finally stopped, the dashing from chair to chair is done, and left standing is ... Michael Taylor.
Troy Bayliss has announced this will be his last year of racing, and it appears that his competition are going to be more and more pleased about that call as the season goes on.
The suspense was, um, non-existent at California's Fontana Speedway for the third round of the AMA Superbike series (the second under the direct control of Canada's Colin Fraser who also directs the Parts Canada superbike and Moto ST endurance series).
Honda Canada has gotten back into racing in an itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny way this year, sponsoring a series for their CBR125 starter bikes that will run in conjunction with the Parts Canada national series.
In a scene that makes one think of TV flashbacks, Mat Mladin and Yoshimura Suzuki dominated the double-header at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama this past weekend. I know this is supposed to be a "news" story, but hey, that's what happened.
While RACE's chief referee Chris Chapelle didn't exactly drop his pants to make the race work, he came pretty close.
Jorge Lorenzo continued his stunning pace in his first year of Moto GP with his third pole and third podium out of three races, this time claiming the top step at Estoril for his first win.
KTM is getting serious about road racing: in 250 GP racing the factory team has a strong presence, Mika Kallio having won the race last weekend at Valencia.
Interesting World Superbike stuff from Valencia in Spain on Sunday, not least a contrast in personalities.
The second Moto GP race of the season was immensely entertaining, even if it was won by the personality-challenged Dani Pedrosa.
