that was Carl Fogarty!"I came out of the garage and he was hanging over the wall, so we got chatting, and he said, "Hey I've got your book. I'm just reading it at the moment - would you sign it for me?"I said no problem - and asked him if he could sort me out

there, maybe build a house that overlooks the sea.I don’t know what the future holds for the FogartysYou never know, I just take every day as it comes. I’m pretty chilled out now.My war wounds don’t give me too much troubleMy knee gives me the worst

In Issue 5 of Visordown magazine, on sale 27th Nov 2009, we caught up with Carl Fogarty. Here are a handful of questions, grab the mag to see the answers to others, including: who he tips for MotoGP 2010, what he does for money and whether he

IN A slightly bizarre turn of events, a young Eamonn Holmes turns to Carl Fogarty and Aaron Slight to explain the science getting your knee down. Filmed for forgotten mid-ninties BBC program 'How Do They Do That?', this explanatory video is actually

THE Ducati 996 that Carl Fogarty retained his World Superbike championship in 1998 has gone up for sale on carandclassic.co.uk.With two seasons without championship gold, 1998 saw Foggy return to championship glory. The season wasn't plain sailing

Josh Hayes, long time AMA pro racer and one-time 7th place finisher as a MotoGP wildcard and Carl Fogarty, four World Superbike championships for Ducati and former TT lap record holder.You never see them in the same place at the same time though, do

Following the launch of the excellent new SBK®X videogame Visordown have some fantastic prizes up for grabs.Simply click here and enter your details to be in with a chance of winning a signed Carl Fogarty helmet and a copy of SBK®X. Three runners

Next month Bonhams will be auctioning two ex-Carl Fogarty bikes as part of their annual classic bike sale at the Stafford Classic Bike Show.In 1993 Foggy rode this Ducati 888 Corse to victory in the North West 200 in the superbike class. Michael

1992 was the era of the Harris and ROC Yamahas; full-on GP bikes you could run reasonably competitively in a private team. Carl Fogarty and I were supposed to be in a new team, with a big sponsor and all that, but it never turned out that way

During the middle of the last decade people started doing strange things. They actually started to love big, lumpy V-twins again. Previously, all sportsbikes - except Ducatis - were fours, and the only other V-twins seemed to be cruisers. But then, thanks to the success of Ducati...