Valentino Rossi reveals his 100th victory celebration bannerVALENTINO Rossi dominated the opposition at the Assen TT to scoop his 100th GP victory. The multiple world champion beat team-mate Lorenzo and Ducati's Stoner to the top-step of the podium

, while details of the deal were finalised.All four London stores will continue trading under the Infinity banner, along with showrooms in Peterborough, Southampton and York. Infinity will also retain its clothing & accessories outlet in Farnborough

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This is the new Sherco Moto3 bike.The bike will debut in the Spanish CEV series under the Moor Racing banner. Moor racing is owned by ex-Aprilia GP technician Frank Moor. The Spanish off-road manufacturer plans to use the CEV series as a test bed

boot brand in the UK by volume having been first introduced here in 2000. Legal action has been ongoing for years but was finally settled at the tail end of 2006. Resilient Oxtar staff are confident they'll continue their success under the TCX banner

been made by the team about the extra test, in preparation for the San Marino round on June 21, it is believed that Rea, Checa and HRC-backed (but still under the Ten Kate banner) rider Riyuichi Kiyonari will all be attending.

are looking forward to working with Abe in his new capacity at Zero Motorcycles.”Buell now makes racebikes only, under the banner of 'Erik Buell Racing'.

; the Italian is contracted to ride a factory machine in 2011, which would then open the possibility of a three-rider factory team - Pedrosa, Dovizioso and Stoner – under the Repsol Honda banner.And it doesn't end there. Pramac Ducati could follow Suzuki's lead

, Pedrosa and Stoner will all run under the Repsol-liveried HRC banner.It seems that Honda top brass may have had their hands tied on the issue. Dovizio's management allegedly cited that their rider had fulfilled all his contractual obligations and result

to launch two cars under the banner – an i3 runabout and an i8 sports car – but throughout Project i the firm has also been working on two and three-wheeled machines.The C.L.E.V.E.R – a leaning three wheeler – was one of the earlier Project i prototypes