McQueen's bike was bought for just £1200STEVE McQUEEN'S 1970 Husqvarna 400 Cross has been discovered, and it's still being thrashed around tracks in America.Husqvarna enthusiast and specialist Rob Phillips picked up the bike for £1200 last year

NEIL HODGSON has been left without a job after Honda America pulled out of the AMA Championship with immediate effect.Honda USA made the announcement over the weekend, saying that the team hadn't won enough as far as it was concerned.Hodgson, who

for a ride.He said: "I'm here to see about getting a job in the BSB next year. I really want to finish my career here in the UK instead of America and thought it would be best to come to a round, see the racing and speak to a few people. The crowd here

of the Wing will restart next year as, confusingly, a 2012 model.The extended break in Goldwing production, which came about when the firm decided to stop making bikes in America last spring, had led to speculation that the Goldwing might never be reintroduced

rescued.The annual off-road race, originally from Paris to Dakar in Senegal, moved to South America in 2009, largely because of security concerns. Boero's death was the 21st of a competitor during a Dakar Rally, organised 29 times in Africa from 1979

motorcycle. Having originally invested in America's first motorcycle manufacturer before taking over the ailing company in 1929.Highlights of the collection, that include numerous Indian models; are a completely untouched, original condition circa 1903 Indian

, the name did seem less likely to make it. While it gives clear links to the smaller Crossrunner, the name seemed in doubt for the production bike as it comes very close to the name of a car Honda sells in America, the Honda Accord Crosstour

Fireblade from Honda America, the German took the to undulating circuit on a trackday, reportedly passing other riders very politely - watch a small glimpse of him here.“Moto2 and Moto3 don’t race at Mazda Raceway so we thought it was a good idea to have a

SUZUKI has announced that its American subsidiary – American Suzuki Motor Corporation – is to 'realign' its business under US bankruptcy laws. In America, a firm can use “chapter 11” of the country's bankruptcy laws to protect itself from creditors

an American as a racer when I started was tough because there were no good Americans. And being a team owner is the same because in America the sport hasn't really caught on."It's not like Europe. In Italy, it's easier to go and get your small sponsors to make