.Suzuki will continue to make the best use of the short time to the start of the 2011 MotoGP season to develop the GSV-R machine for this, the pinnacle class of motorcycle racing, and we thank all Suzuki customers and race fans for their continued support.Suzuki Motor

IT’S been confirmed that BT Sport will have the rights to MotoGP coverage next year – leaving existing channels and their viewers potentially out in the cold.As we suggested here http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-racing-news-moto-gp

MOTO2 Champion Stefan Bradl will move up to MotoGP in 2012 after signing a two-year deal with LCR Honda.The announcement confirming Bradl's graduation to the premier class comes after a verbal agreement following the impromptu audition in the post

INDIA may appear on future MotoGP schedules, after it was revealed officials and MotoGP bosses have been in negotiations about bringing premier-class racing into the country."We are negotiating with Dorna Sports to bring MotoGP to India but it

THE OFFICIAL entry for the 2011 MotoGP, Moto2 and 125cc championships have been released to whet the appetite before the season begins.The line-up provides a confirmation of what is already known in the premier class but gives some insight

WE announced earlier this week that Suzuki were quitting MotoGP and now the team have confirmed this with an official statement.What's interesting however is that they won't be back in 2013 like the paddock rumours suggested. Instead, they've said

in the paddock over the last few months, contradicted by rumour Dovizioso was to be demoted to the satellite Gresini squad for 2011. Visordown's MotoGP man now believes the only one thing missing is official confirmation of the three-rider Repsol factory squad

AUSTRALIAN RACER Chris Vermeulen, the man tipped by Barry Sheene as a rising star of Grand Prix racing, will leave Suzuki at the end of the 2009 season.The racer's manager, Phil Baker, told crash.net: "Chris has definitely left Suzuki MotoGP

,  the pair announced the relationship would continue into Rossi's final chapter as one of the world's most successful motorcycle racers."Jerry stays with me until I retire," Rossi said about the man who has helped him secure seven world championships

DORNA boss Carmelo Ezpeleta has indicated that Spain and the US host too many MotoGP races and they could lose one each to make way for an Asian and a South American round.In March, we reported similar sentiments from Yamaha Racing's MD Lin Jarvis