AUSTRALIAN MOTOGP commentator Charlie Cox has been sent back to the bush by BBC TV bosses, after being pulled-off the Beeb's MotoGP show.The presenter was taken in hand by BBC bigwigs and shown the back door, following a thirteen-year stint

BBC MOTOGP pundit Charlie Cox could be leaving the series following paddock rumours the portly Australian is heading off to commentate on Formula 1 in 2011.The news, fed to Visordown by our MotoGP man, has said the BBC is to axe the corporation

JENNIE Gow won't present on the BBC's MotoGP coverage in 2011.The seasoned sports presenter, who replaced Suzi Perry in the 2010 season, considered her BBC MotoGP role as 'the dream job' and despite cynicism from bike racing fans, performed solidly

THE VISORDOWN news team had to laugh when we saw a letter from the BBC's MotoGP Series Producer, Belinda Rogerson, getting stuck in on Crash.net's forum, regarding the Corporation's decision to keep Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish as the sports

It's BBC 2 and it's MotoGP. People say to me, "Ray, if you're a hard core bike enthusiast it should be Eurosport with Jules et Tobé", but when the ads come on I press the button and change to the Beeb. Have you noticed how their 'live' coverage

VISORDOWN'S MOTOGP insider has called in this morning with the news that the Australian half of BBC's MotoGP commentary team, Charlie Cox, is quitting the show.It's alleged the portly commentator is returning to Australia to front the country

CHECK this web page out from the BBC and see if you think the headline and words pasted under the video are biased against bikes.We've watched the report and reckon it's pretty good, the Aussie bloke in the East Midlands reporting team does a

BBC NORTHERN Ireland viewers are to be treated this coming weekend to a documentary on the life of road racing legend Joey Dunlop.‘Joey Dunlop — Remembered’ will be screened on Saturday to coincide with the North West 200 festival.Dunlop was killed

BIKERS' FAVOURITE Chief Inspector Richard Brunstrom is helping host BBC Radio Two's Jeremy Vine show tomorrow.In a bizarre PR stunt, Mad Mullah will help Jeremy deliver news and traffic bulletins to eager listeners. He'll also be on air to answer

BBC1 will tonight (Tuesday) screen a documentary about a motorcyclist paralysed in a bike accident and his life after the crash.'Between Life and Death' charts the progress of 43-year-old Richard Rudd, following his near-fatal collision, when a car