THE HONDA MOTO3 entry has cast a shadowy figure on the world wide web with these teaser shots.Named the NRS250 the acronym stands for Next Racing Standard, perhaps alluding to the new generation of racing born from the four-stroke replacement

NEWLY CROWNED 125cc World Champion Julian Simon has signed for team Aspar in the inaugural Moto2 championship.“I am happy to go to a new category again. Last year I came back to 125 and now I have the opportunity to go back up to Moto2. I hope I can

minutes.-Moto2: 4 sessions of 45 minutes.-125cc: 2 sessions of 45 minutes (morning) and 2 sessions of 30 minutes (afternoon).2. Grid position for each class: 3 riders per row.3.Generator for tyre warmers are permitted on the grid for the 3 classes.4.In

replacing the old 125cc two-stroke, makes a claimed 47bhp and weighs just 84kg complete with fluids, so it can meet the 148kg minimum weight for the class even with a 10-stone rider on board.Although a 250 single, the engine uses a different bore and stroke

name to the team which will see the talented technical collaboration of Christian Lundberg and Rossano Brazzi; Brazzi well-known in aiding Rossi to his 125 glory.2011 marks the final running of the 125cc class before the two-stroke series is replaced

styling.The evidence suggests it's a new model, potentially a replacement for the naked version of the Quannon (there's a faired, sportsbike-style model, too) or a new model designed to bolster the firm's motorcycle range.Clearly no bigger than 125cc, we

KAWASAKI will replace Joan Lascorz at Monza this weekend with former 125GP race winner Sergio Gadea.Lascorz was injured in a serious accident in testing at Imola last month, and as he makes further progress in a Barcelona hospital he

THIS is the first official picture of Honda's NSF250R – the bike it will be selling to teams hoping to compete in Moto3 in 2012.There isn't much info yet, but this is what Honda has to say about it so far:"Replacing the current 2-stroke, 125 cc used

KTM have joined the blossoming Moto3 class with an entry for the 2012 125cc replacement class.The KTM on test, ridden by former KTM 125 GP pilot Michael Ranseder, was fitted with the 350cc engine from the firms SX-F motocross bike. Although

APRILIA has always had a knack for making bikes that teenagers would trample each other for and its new four-stroke RS4 125 has just got even more drool-worthy with the addition of an optional quickshifter.The days of 100mph 125cc two-strokes might