It was as much of a tire war as a rider or motorcycle battle at Brno in the Czech Republic on the weekend, as Bridgestone took eight of the top 10 finishing positions.
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Szoke leading championship hunt
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Aug 11th, 2008
Canadian Kawasaki ace Jordan Szoke is looking like a pretty safe bet for another double Canadian championship.
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World Supersport rider dies
Written by CMG Staff on Tue, Aug 5th, 2008
The Brands Hatch World Supersport race has ended in tragedy, with the death of Honda rider Craig Jones.
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Canadian Thunder rule changes
Written by Editor 'arris on Tue, Aug 5th, 2008
There has been a rule change in the Canadian Thunder series. After the first four rounds of the series, the participating OEMs met, as previously agreed, to see how the series was progressing and whether any tweaks needed to be made to ensure competitive racing.
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Checa wins 8 Hours
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Jul 28th, 2008
The front brakes of his HRC Dream Racing Honda were throwing sparks for the last hour of the race, but Carlos Checa rode to a win at the Suzuka 8 Hours on Sunday with teammate Ryuichi Kiyonari watching nervously.
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Dates announced for 2009
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Jul 25th, 2008
The 2009 Moto GP calendar has been released in provisional form — which means you can count on it, provided they don't change it.
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Gritty, entertaining racing at Laguna
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Jul 21st, 2008
The best racing of the season? Probably, as Valentino Rossi used all his racecraft, skill, and aggression to steal the Moto GP victory at Laguna Seca in California from Casey Stoner and his Ducati.
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Szoke extends series lead
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Jul 21st, 2008
Defending Canadian champ Jordan Szoke traded superbike race victories and second places with Calgary's Clint McBain at Mosport's double-header July 18-19.
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Bayliss doubles in Brno
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Jul 21st, 2008
The World Superbike contingent was in Brno this weekend, with Troy Bayliss on the Xerox Ducati taking a double victory.
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Rain and Stoner dominate
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Jul 14th, 2008
Casey Stoner on his Marlboro Ducati continued his ominous form at the Sachsenring in Germany July 13, with his third pole and win in succession.
It was as much of a tire war as a rider or motorcycle battle at Brno in the Czech Republic on the weekend, as Bridgestone took eight of the top 10 finishing positions.
Canadian Kawasaki ace Jordan Szoke is looking like a pretty safe bet for another double Canadian championship.
The Brands Hatch World Supersport race has ended in tragedy, with the death of Honda rider Craig Jones.
There has been a rule change in the Canadian Thunder series. After the first four rounds of the series, the participating OEMs met, as previously agreed, to see how the series was progressing and whether any tweaks needed to be made to ensure competitive racing.
The front brakes of his HRC Dream Racing Honda were throwing sparks for the last hour of the race, but Carlos Checa rode to a win at the Suzuka 8 Hours on Sunday with teammate Ryuichi Kiyonari watching nervously.
The 2009 Moto GP calendar has been released in provisional form — which means you can count on it, provided they don't change it.
The best racing of the season? Probably, as Valentino Rossi used all his racecraft, skill, and aggression to steal the Moto GP victory at Laguna Seca in California from Casey Stoner and his Ducati.
Defending Canadian champ Jordan Szoke traded superbike race victories and second places with Calgary's Clint McBain at Mosport's double-header July 18-19.
The World Superbike contingent was in Brno this weekend, with Troy Bayliss on the Xerox Ducati taking a double victory.
Casey Stoner on his Marlboro Ducati continued his ominous form at the Sachsenring in Germany July 13, with his third pole and win in succession.