he became the victim of a multi-bike pile-up at last weekend's German MotoGP at the Sachsenring. However, after undergoing further X-rays Espargaro was given the all-clear to compete in this weekend's action.“Luckily I have not broken anything

RIZLA SUZUKI rider Loris Capirossi is likely to miss the next round of the 2010 MotoGP series, after undergoing surgery to his right hand following last weekend's first corner crash at Misano.The MotoGP veteran clashed with Ducati's Nicky Hayden

FRENCHMAN Randy De Puniet is hoping to make a comeback to MotoGP at Brno following his injuries sustained in the crash at SachsenringThe rest has been good for the LCR Honda rider but it was frustrating watching the Laguna Seca from a hospital bed

THE BRITISH MotoGP - Britain's only round of the FIM MotoGP World Championship - will operate from The Silverstone Wing in 2011, the circuit's state-of-the-art, multi-million pound new Pit and Paddock Complex. The confirmation follows

. The subsequent shoulder injury has plagued the Italian throughout the 2010 MotoGP season and has been blamed at the biggest reason for the Italian losing the world title to team-mate Jorge Lorenzo.Arthroscopic surgery took place at the Cervesi di Cattolica

of qualifying, forcing him to miss his rookie British GP. Having undergone surgery to the breakage, the damage was diagnosed as worse than the injury suffered by Colin Edwards as the collarbone was broken in five places.The 25-year-old rookie was admitted

Stefan Bradl was the fastest rider of the day in Moto2, his time of 1’34.039 placing him just over four-tenths of a second ahead of Alex de Angelis and Andrea Iannone in the combined session times.Bradl was the only rider in the top ten who did

SILVERSTONE CIRCUIT is gearing up for the return of MotoGP in 2010 with a series of exclusive offers and for visitors to its stand at this year’s Carole Nash International Motorcycle and Scooter Show.Silverstone’s attendance at the National

REIGNING MOTOGP World Champion Valentino Rossi has sent the following message today from his home in Italy, where he is currently recovering after breaking his leg at the Italian MotoGP round three weeks ago.From Rossi: "Three weeks have passed

PHILLIP ISLAND risks losing their MotoGP round if Dorna's passive aggressive quotes are to be believed.Carmelo Ezpeleta the CEO of MotoGP promoter Dorna has said that although next year's event will run its normal October date, further rounds must