YAMAHA Motor Europe has made the decision to withdraw their official Yamaha World Superbike team at the end of the season.The announcement comes on the back of full strategic review conducted on the 'Marketing Operations' within Europe, including all motorsport activities and tak...

DAVID KNIGHT, the double world enduro champion from the Isle of Man,has pulled out of the Weston Beach Race, writes Roger Willis of Dealer News.Red Bull KTM works riderKnight won the event last year, beating ten-times world MX champStefan Everts

CORONA have pulled out of backing Alstare Suzuki in 2008 - after a 10 year partnership.Grupo Modelo and Corona Extra have decided to withdraw from the motorsport world for commercial reasons, so this season will be their last for the forseeable

Media coverage has sparked the call for Harry's returnTHE MINISTRY of Defence has announced it is withdrawing Prince Harry from Afghanistan, following an increase in media coverage of the Prince's activity with his squadron.The announcement was made earlier today.The news follows...

Kawasaki is seriously reconsidering its pull-out for the 2009 season.Apparently Kawasaki team director Michael Bartholemy has now been called to Japan for consultations with the factory. And although Kawasaki had originally asked European technicians from

'll all find out for sure at 1pm Monday afternoon. Until then, here's the NW200 statement: Alistair Kennedy speaking on behalf of the main sponsors NW200 statement: "After much consultation between ourselves, JHP Racing, MSV and Buildbase, the NW200

This is the moment Valentino Rossi lost the front at Jerez, taking Casey Stoner out with him. Click the pictures to see the crash sequence and see Stoner's reaction to Rossi from the edge of the circuit.

HONDA MOTORS announced today (Friday) it's pulling the company's factory team out of the Suzuka 8 Hour World Endurance Championship Race. The company state the decision was taken for budget reasons amid the global financal slump."It's not strictly

THE ORGANISERS behind the Paris Motorcycle Show, scheduled to take place in early October 2009, have pulled the plug on the event.An official press release reads:'The Paris Motorcycle and Scooter Show, initially pencilled in for 1 to 8 October 2009

said staying out, rather than opting to retire from Sunday's race, made "no sense".Spies' problems were so serious that he decided it was better to call it a day, than risk crashing and injuring himself."I wasn't learning anything," said Spies