for while fishing the North end of Australia."But the Ducati MotoGP rider, who has been sitting out races while recovering from a mystery illness that has left him without energy, says that the medical experts treating him now think that they have a grip

THAT ROSSI to Ducati rumour won't go away. And for good reason.It's alleged that Stoner's mechanics were told at Mugello they 'may have to seek other employment' next season.The Stoner to Honda rumour is solid, although as yet unconfirmed by either

FORMER 500cc World Champion Wayne Gardner has said he believes a lack of development of Ducati's MotoGP bikes is the real reason Casey Stoner decided to quit the Italian squad.In his latest blog, Gardner reveals what he believes is the real reason

JORGE LORENZO has let slip some information about his motivation for staying with Yamaha in 2010.The Spaniard, talking to the Spanish press last night in preparation for this weekend's MotoGP race at Indianapolis, said: "The truth is that Yamaha has

2010 Ducati Desmosedici GP10 GalleryDUCATI CORSE unveiled the 2010 Desmosedici GP10 racer earlier this week, and here are some studio shots of the gorgeous 220bhp brute.The bike was unveiled in Italy at a press conference by Ducati's MotoGP bigwig

MARLBORO DUCATI team rider Nicky Hayden has warned racing fans that reverting back to 1000cc engines in 2012 will only be exciting to watch if series organisers also agree to reduce or ban electronic rider aids.Hayden believes the planned switch

DANI PEDROSA has spoken about being approached by Ducati to ride for the Italian team next year.He said: "Yes, we have had some contact, simply that. They are interested."At the moment the thing for me is that there is nothing new. There is nothing

A BIT OF mistranslation got Nicky Hayden into potential hot water with team-mate Casey Stoner, after he was reported as describing the Australians departure from Ducati to Honda as “shameful”.What he really said was “it’s a shame”; but an over

INDIANAPOLIS MOTOGP weekend was tragically marred by the death of a 13-year-old competitor Peter Lenz, after the youngster fell on the warm-up lap, and was struck by another rider as he tried to escape the track.Peter - tipped to be a future star

bit better under braking, though turning wise we’re not sure yet ... it’s a strange kind of track for that.”However, not all the team's modifications were quite so well executed: Visordown's MotoGP man saw the Ducati mechanics taking a slice off