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First Person - Glen Whitnall
By Glen Whitnall on 25/07/2008 09:51:13
...to crash a £37,500 Ducati Desmosedici in the UK goes to Glen Whitnall! The second person in Britain to take delivery of the madly-exclusive MotoGP bike explans that it doesn't matter, they're there to be ridden after all...
As I was flying through the air I thought ‘oh fuck,’ but when I woke up in the medical unit without my crash helmet on and a neck brace fitted my first thoughts were for the bike. I knew I hurt all over but I wanted to know how bad the Ducati was
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Valentino Rossi's interview with Italian GQ
By Ben Cope on 05/10/2010 15:56:47
A translation of Rossi's interview with the Italian lifestyle magazine
Below is a snippet of the interview with Valentino Rossi from GQ ItalySince you’ve hurt yourself, it seems that Stoner and Lorenzo have finally found the courage to say what they really think about you.Yes, and I am glad. When you are injured
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20 Questions: Toby Moody
By Mark Shippey on 05/11/2007 15:05:10
Eurosport's MotoGP commentator on loud pipes, property development and his lust for the BMW K1
Standing next to co-commentator Julian Ryder, Eurosport's MotoGP commentator, Toby Moody, on loud pipes, property development and his lust for the BMW K1.1. If you were a bike, what would you be? Honda 250 six-cylinder. Medium sized, but loud.2
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The Professionals - Ruben Xaus
By Visordown on 24/09/2009 17:10:56
Ruben Xaus, the wild Spaniard of WSB, has turned his back on Ducati and signed with BMW. He knows now what it takes to win a race, he says...
HOW DIFFERENT IS PULLING ON A BLUE AND WHITE SHIRT RATHER THAN A RED ONE WHEN YOU GO TO WORK?Moving to BMW from Ducati has been a big change, but a good one for me. Right now I have a totally different lifestyle to before. I’m married and I have a
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Paul Denning on his 2012 WSB hopes
By Visordown News on 04/01/2012 11:04:07
Former MotoGP team boss and owner of the Crescent dynasty on his year ahead
With Suzuki withdrawing from MotoGP for 2012 Paul Denning is remaining focussed with Crescent Suzuki's full-time debut in the World Superbike championship this season.In this team released interview, Denning discusses the competition in the WSB
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Interview: Valentino Rossi
By Visordown on 22/05/2012 16:26:00
Valentino Rossi answers the fans' questions at Le Mans
At the Grand Prix de France at Le Mans, Valentino Rossi participated in a Monster Energy interview with MotoGP commentator Gavin Emmett to answer questions sent in by fans. He revealed his thoughts on recent developments, whether he can win
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The professionals: Massimo Granata
By Visordown on 01/06/2008 14:09:27
Massimo Granata, Aprilia UK’s general manager talks frankly about difficult times, spare parts, the NEW V4 and dealing with Italians
to Triumph and BMW. In terms of over all registrations, including scooters, we are bigger than KTM and Ducati. We sell between 5,000 and 6,000 bikes in 2008 in the UK.So what was the cause of those troubled times?In 2001 Aprilia was badly affected
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Carl Fogarty Interview - Visordown Issue 5
By Mark Forsyth on 01/12/2009 13:17:07
What's he been up to? Will Toseland win WSB? What's this about a Porsche 911 Turbo?
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
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Paul Denning interview
By Ben Miller on 05/08/2009 11:17:50
Suzuki MotoGP team manager and Crescent boss Paul Denning on traction control, Alvaro Bautista and why Donington needs to pull its socks up
’s the purpose of the championship – you can’t stop progress. It’s bound to dip back a bit when riders of that quality move on but, at the same time, we’ve got to hope guys will come through of equal potential. As for the lack of Ducatis, I don’t really care
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Interview: Steve Parrish
By Robin Goodwin on 01/03/2012 09:26:59
BBC's MotoGP commentator and ex-GP racer Steve Parrish comments on the season ahead, the new 1000cc formula and Britain's hopefuls
Predicting MotoGP is easy, my choices are Casey Stoner, Jorge Lorenzo and Dani PedrosaI'd love to see Valentino Rossi in there but I'm not too sure whether the bike will be up to it and it's very difficult to say whether he is up for it. He's 33
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