The great medical mystery of MotoSoap 2009 remains unsolved. But, late in the series, the corpse has come back to life for the last 
few episodes.Casey Stoner wrote himself out of the series after the British GP and disappeared into the lost continent of Australia. Would he retur...

Supersport clones from 2011, like it or not. And this production-based class may even turn out to be a one-make ‘World Championship’, if such a thing can exist. With a big letter ‘H’ on it.The murder of the commentators – the death of MotoGP on Eurosport

, and the switch from Bridgestone is to do with commercial expediency rather than competitiveness. But my fancy takes me at least part of the way along with the fervent comments of team manager Livio Suppo. On Michies, he explains, they could only ever equal

there was one more lap to go.Colin Edwards: Find new source of inspiration. Professed resentment of this reporter's adverse comments is not working well enough.Casey Stoner: Must stop being so nice to everybody. (Or is that "start being nice"?)John Hopkins: Get

on how to behave lap by lap.He also complained about the paddock atmosphere, having got the cold shoulder from the precious drivers who do so much to make F1 so very, very dull.Their leader Michael Schumacher popped in to the Italian GP for a go

line!This comment equates to: "Unfair - there were other people on my race-track," and shows a mind-set shared with a number of past champions. John Kocinski's one coming to mind; likewise Wayne Gardner and Mick Doohan.All three thought, without fail

.The loss of Biaggi, came high-level murmurings from factory staff, had not been a Japanese decision. They had never minded his adverse comments about the bike. He had only been telling the truth, and it had inspired them to work harder ... with the obvious

. Randy Mamola is at the forefront of such calls.Is that why the cheer-leading commentator is so prone to putting on a humorous wig on special occasions? Such as when he's to be seen in public at the British GP, or meeting (soccer) royal Michael Owen

charm, however, he came out smelling of roses. And will again, now he has turned up the heat on Yamaha. It had always been, he said, “Yamaha’s prerogative to make bikes 20 kms slower than the others,” before laughingly dismissing the comment as a joke

to wonder what team-mate Dani Pedrosa would be doing. But alas the teeny tiny former tiddler titan fell and broke “a small bone” in his wrist right at the start of everything (cruel commentators said that even if it had been his thigh, it would still be “a