Monthly Archives: March 2009

Xerox Ducati’s Noriyuki Haga is aiming to better his best result of third at Qatar this weekend by winning at least one race when the World Superbike …

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

Honda Formula 4-Stroke: Hydrex to sponsor 2008 champions BYM News (press release), Spain Their super bike team is one of the biggest in the paddock and they want the boat on show at brands hatch for the British Superbike race”, said Jak. “My thoughts on next year are obviously the same as always, to win. The same as everything I do I have …

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

British Supersport rider Jimmy Hill has just returned from a successful four-day pre-season test at the Spanish Cartagena circuit and is surprised jus…

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

More than 80 riders have finished three days of testing at the Spanish Cartagena track with only of a couple of walking wounded and good work put in b…

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

Althea Honda’s Tommy Hill will be looking for two top ten finishes at this weekend’s Qatar World Superbike round after a brace of point-scoring places…

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

Wire Bike uses carbon fiber and Kevlar cables Gizmag, Australia March 9, 2009 Super light structural materials such as carbon fiber and Kevlar have incredible natural strength in tension but are much weaker in compression. A good example of this is how the carbon fiber suspension on a formula one car can resist …

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

Rob Mac Racing’s Superbike and Supersport riders contined their hectic pre-season testing schedule with a weekend spent at Oulton Park and Cadwe…

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

Please clck here for the results from Bemsee’s opening meeting at …

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

Marco Melandri will, according to various sources, make the grid for 2009′s opening MotoGP race at Qatar aboard the Bad Wind and is due to officially …

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook

There was more than a little chaos surrounding the final results of this year’s Daytona 200 after crashes, red flags and lighting failure caused both …

Continue reading →

Share on Facebook