"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.
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Ash stalls MotoGP
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 20th, 2010
Just to prove that Valentino Rossi may not be God after
all, the FIM has announced that the air disruptions caused by the
huge volcanic eruptions in Iceland have forced the postponement of
the Japanese Moto GP scheduled for this weekend.
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Double for Blake Young
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 20th, 2010
Saskatoon's Brett McCormick got his big
chance with Team Jordan at Road Atlanta all right, but sadly came
away with only a crash and a mechanical DNF for his trouble.
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Moto GP - Round one - Qatar
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Apr 12th, 2010
In the past few seasons it’s become routine
to note that World Superbike
racing provides 10x the entertainment of Moto GP, but the 2010 season might be
different if the season-opener under the lights at the Losail Circuit in Qatar in the
Mid-East is a precursor of things to come.
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WSB - Round 3 - Valencia
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Apr 12th, 2010
Leon Haslam
(Alstare Suzuki) and
Noriyuki Haga (Xerox Ducati) split the wins in the
World Superbike
series'
third meeting of the season, held at Valencia in Spain.
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Luck favours McCormick
Written by Larry Tate on Tue, Apr 6th, 2010
Brett McCormick staked his road racing
future on spending his own money to take the Picotte Performance team
to Daytona with him.
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Pegram, Hayden on podium
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Mar 29th, 2010
A better-than-expected set of races at
Daytona was backed up by a good weekend of racing in the DMG/AMA
series' second event of the year, at Auto Club Speedway near Fontana,
California.
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Suzuki standing tall
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Mar 29th, 2010
Considering that Ducati and Honda were the pre-season favourites for the WSB title, with Yamaha just behind, having Leon Haslam's Suzuki comfortably on top of the standings after two race weekends is a bit of a surprise.
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McCormick to race
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Mar 26th, 2010
Brett McCormick has a second chance to
impress in the U.S. AMA series, having signed a deal to replace P.J.
Jacobsen on the Celtic Racing team at Fontana Auto Club Speedway in
California.
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H-D race plans set
Written by Larry Tate on Mon, Mar 22nd, 2010
Deeley Harley-Davidson has announced its racing plans for the 2010 season, which cover the premier Superbike and Sport Bike classes, as well as entries in the Sport Twins class.
"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.
Just to prove that Valentino Rossi may not be God after
all, the FIM has announced that the air disruptions caused by the
huge volcanic eruptions in Iceland have forced the postponement of
the Japanese Moto GP scheduled for this weekend.
Saskatoon's Brett McCormick got his big
chance with Team Jordan at Road Atlanta all right, but sadly came
away with only a crash and a mechanical DNF for his trouble.
In the past few seasons it’s become routine
to note that World Superbike
racing provides 10x the entertainment of Moto GP, but the 2010 season might be
different if the season-opener under the lights at the Losail Circuit in Qatar in the
Mid-East is a precursor of things to come.
Leon Haslam
(Alstare Suzuki) and
Noriyuki Haga (Xerox Ducati) split the wins in the
World Superbike
series'
third meeting of the season, held at Valencia in Spain.
Brett McCormick staked his road racing
future on spending his own money to take the Picotte Performance team
to Daytona with him.
Considering that Ducati and Honda were the pre-season favourites for the WSB title, with Yamaha just behind, having Leon Haslam's Suzuki comfortably on top of the standings after two race weekends is a bit of a surprise.
Deeley Harley-Davidson has announced its racing plans for the 2010 season, which cover the premier Superbike and Sport Bike classes, as well as entries in the Sport Twins class.