FORMER Grand Prix World Champion Mick Doohan, who won five consecutive 500cc World Championships in the late nineties, has confirmed that he will be visiting the Isle of Man for the 2011 TT Races. The Ozzie will drop the start flag

GP LEGEND Mick Doohan has claimed that compatriot Casey Stoner could break his records and that of Valentino Rossi.Stoner is looking strong to claim his second MotoGP title at Phillip Island on October 16th, and the five-time 500GP champion believes

MICK Doohan has gone on record with Reuters to say that Valentino Rossi will struggle to win another championship after having more than a decade at the top.The five-times 500GP champion Doohan questioned whether Rossi could return to the top

You know, before I came to Goodwood I hadn’t ridden a motorcycle since Phillip Island last October. It’s just not something I do much these days. I’ve tried to organise it a couple of times, to have a laugh riding bikes at a trackday would be cool, but something always gets in th...

Before Valentino Rossi came on the scene, many people were calling Mick Doohan the greatest motorcycle racer of all time. The Australian was the absolute master of the fire-breathing two-stroke 500cc machines when they were at their most evil and he

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MICK DOOHAN has been confirmed as one of the entrants for the 2009 Race of Champions.The five-times 500cc GP World Champion (when race bikes were real race bikes) has been announced by the event organisers as part of the event on June 6 and 7

Five-time MotoGP World Champion Mick Doohan will return to the race track this November, when the biking legend competes amongst motorsport stars including Michael Schumacher and Jenson Button at The Race of Champions, to be held in the Bird’s Nest

Mick Doohan...nothing but respect for RossiFORMER 500cc motorcycle world champion Mick Doohan has heaped praise on Valentino Rossi, by saying the Italian's as good as any rider in history, following Rossi's record-breaking 69th premier class win

FIVE-TIME 500cc motorcycle World Champion Mick Doohan has said recently he seriously thought about coming out of retirement to compete in MotoGP.Doohan, regarded as one of the most talented and toughest riders of the modern era, said he