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Caught in the tail-lights

See object... hit object

There are bikers who don't like cyclists and vice versa, but this one seems to have such an extreme affinity for cyclists, he ploughs straight into them. It's like a high-speed hug gone wild. Luckily no one was seriously injured...

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Bikers needed for Dutch-style roundabout trials

TfL wants you!

MOTORCYCLISTS are invited to have their say on a new Dutch-style roundabout design which is being planned to improve the safety of cyclists.

Transport for London (TfL) and the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) are inviting bikers to participate in research to determine the effectiveness of the new roundabout design, which is used ...  Continue reading

MotoGP grid girls: Le Mans 2013

A gallery of the best looking grid girls and paddock babes from around the circuit

The rain may have been falling in France for the Le Mans MotoGP, but the grid girls certainly brightened up our day! Don't forget that there are loads more galleries showing off the most beautiful girls in bike racing – check out the links below...

MotoGP Jerez 2013, MotoGP ...  Continue reading

MotoGP 2013: Championship standings after Le Mans

Pedrosa takes the lead from Marquez with back-to-back wins

MotoGP World Championship Standings after Round 4, Le Mans

  1. Dani Pedrosa     Repsol Honda Team     83     
  2. Marc Marquez     Repsol Honda Team     77
  3. Jorge Lorenzo     Factory Yamaha Racing     66
  4. Cal Crutchlow     Monster Yamaha Tech 3     55
  5. Valentino Rossi     Factory Yamaha Racing     47
  6. Andrea Dovizioso     Ducati Team ...  Continue reading

MotoGP 2013: Le Mans Results – Crutchlow takes career-best second place carrying injury

Pedrosa wins with Repsol Honda team-mate Marquez an impressive third

DANI Pedrosa today (19 May) took his second win in succession in typically difficult wet conditions at Le Mans for the French round of the MotoGP World Championship. He crossed the line with a comfortable lead of almost five seconds from Britain’s Cal Crutchlow, who put in his best ever MotoGP performance ...  Continue reading

Alaska to Argentina

No support crew required for Alex Chacon and his Kawasaki KLR650

Over 500 days, 82,000 miles and 22 countries in just 10 minutes. Inspiring stuff.

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MV Agusta F3 800 due early 2014

Big-bore version of the firm's 675cc triple

AN 800cc version of MV Agusta's F3 675 will be on sale early 2014.

MV have stated that the project is well under way, with development models undergoing final testing.

The inline-three cylinder engine for the new model already exists in the Brutale and Rivale and it's thought the new 800cc F3 will ...  Continue reading

OW-01

Yamaha's finest?

Never as pretty as an RC30 but still a stunning piece of kit. It's Friday and that's my excuse for posting a few pictures of this beefy classic.

If you want more, click here to read our feature: Bike Icon: Yamaha FZR750R OW-01.

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MotoGP to have more non-Western races

Dorna boss confirms future races in Asia and Brazil, at the expense of Spain and US

DORNA boss Carmelo Ezpeleta has indicated that Spain and the US host too many MotoGP races and they could lose one each to make way for an Asian and a South American round.

In March, we reported similar sentiments from Yamaha Racing's MD Lin Jarvis.

In an interview with the news agency Reuters, ...  Continue reading

Seeley and McWilliams take NW200 wins

Results from the opening day of racing at the North West 200

ALASTAIR Seeley proved he is the man to beat during the opening races of the NW200.

In the opening Supersport race Seeley's scintillating last lap saw him steal victory from Michael Dunlop. Then in the Superstock event, Seeley held off a hard-charging Bruce Anstey to make it two wins from two. Guy ...  Continue reading

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