As reported earlier in CMG, 16-year-old road racer Jodi Christie will be racing in Canada this year after the AMA Red Bull Rookies Cup, where he'd gotten a ride, collapsed.
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Canadian Thunder done
Written by Editor 'arris on Tue, Feb 17th, 2009
The Canadian Thunder National series is officially dead but BMW and Buell will be allowed into 600.
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Melandri in "hard to handle" car
Written by Larry Tate on Wed, Feb 11th, 2009
Marco Melandri, like John Hopkins, has been left out to dry by Kawasaki's quitting the Moto GP circus, but although he's said he wouldn't mind taking a year off he's already lined up a car ride.
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CBR125 series continues
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Feb 10th, 2009
An expanded schedule, reduced age requirement and a new champion's top prize are among the changes unveiled for the second year of the Honda CBR125R Challenge.
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Miguel in 200 miler
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Feb 10th, 2009
Miguel Duhamel, long-time factory U.S. Honda racer and five-time Daytona 200 winner, will be at the Daytona track in March after all.
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Slump hits WSB
Written by Larry Tate on Fri, Feb 6th, 2009
While the world economic crisis seems to have hit Moto GP harder than World Superbike, some cracks are appearing there as well.
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Chaz Davies on Aprilia
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Feb 3rd, 2009
Chaz Davies, winner of the 2008 Daytona 200 for the Attack Kawasaki satellite team, has been out of the news for a while, particularly given that his team has been basically folded into the Kawasaki umbrella (now called the Monster Energy Attack Kawasaki team), with riders Roger Lee Hayden and Jamie Hacking.
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Kawasaki still uncertain
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Feb 2nd, 2009
The story about Kawasaki pulling out of Moto GP is still in play, as the factory has twice tested the 2009 bikes in spite of its firm statement that it wouldn't be on the grid this year.
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Young in Pro American SB
Written by Larry Tate on Wed, Jan 28th, 2009
We have some new information about AMA road racing, including a bit of fine-tuning for our story yesterday about Mat Mladin, Tommy Hayden, and new guy Blake Young.
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Mladin will be back
Written by CMG Staff on Tue, Jan 27th, 2009
American Suzuki has confirmed that they will compete in the AMA Superbike series this year, with six-time champion Mat Mladin riding for Team Rockstar Makita Suzuki and Tommy Hayden running as his teammate.
As reported earlier in CMG, 16-year-old road racer Jodi Christie will be racing in Canada this year after the AMA Red Bull Rookies Cup, where he'd gotten a ride, collapsed.
The Canadian Thunder National series is officially dead but BMW and Buell will be allowed into 600.
Marco Melandri, like John Hopkins, has been left out to dry by Kawasaki's quitting the Moto GP circus, but although he's said he wouldn't mind taking a year off he's already lined up a car ride.
An expanded schedule, reduced age requirement and a new champion's top prize are among the changes unveiled for the second year of the Honda CBR125R Challenge.
Miguel Duhamel, long-time factory U.S. Honda racer and five-time Daytona 200 winner, will be at the Daytona track in March after all.
While the world economic crisis seems to have hit Moto GP harder than World Superbike, some cracks are appearing there as well.
Chaz Davies, winner of the 2008 Daytona 200 for the Attack Kawasaki satellite team, has been out of the news for a while, particularly given that his team has been basically folded into the Kawasaki umbrella (now called the Monster Energy Attack Kawasaki team), with riders Roger Lee Hayden and Jamie Hacking.
The story about Kawasaki pulling out of Moto GP is still in play, as the factory has twice tested the 2009 bikes in spite of its firm statement that it wouldn't be on the grid this year.
We have some new information about AMA road racing, including a bit of fine-tuning for our story yesterday about Mat Mladin, Tommy Hayden, and new guy Blake Young.
American Suzuki has confirmed that they will compete in the AMA Superbike series this year, with six-time champion Mat Mladin riding for Team Rockstar Makita Suzuki and Tommy Hayden running as his teammate.