’37.2 (67 laps) 10. Randy Krummenacher, GP Team Switzerland, Kalex, 1’37.5 (55 laps) 11. Alex De Angelis, NGM Mobile Forward Racing, Suter, 1’37.5 (51 laps) 12. Toni Elias, Aspar Team Moto2, Suter, 1’37.6 (59 laps) 13. Mike Di Meglio, Speed Up, Speed Up

on a GP track outside of Japan. This has allowed him to test some fundamental changes in readiness for the ‘real world’ conditions of next year’s race season and Nobu did a very detailed and committed job at the test. Nobody in Suzuki or in the team

MOTOGP ROOKIE Ben Spies has spoken about his retirement from the weekend's Jerez GP, saying he almost crashed 10 times in three laps during last Sunday's race.The Texan, who suffered serious front end problems on his Tech 3 Yamaha M1 MotoGP bike

more difficult to start from further behind but we have a good pace so we can be quite competitive.”MotoGP Qualifying results from Qatar, 2013 MotoGP round 11. Jorge Lorenzo ESP Yamaha Factory Racing (YZR-M1) 1m 54.714s 2. Cal Crutchlow GBR Monster

THE INDIANAPOLIS Moto2 round was marred with two incidents resulting in a red flag and shortened 17-lap race.The below crash sequence involves two homegrown riders, Kenny Noyes and Roger Lee Hayden, with the skittle effect also taking down Vladimir

in Team San Carlo Honda Gresini colours next year. It was a fantastic experience to get out on the RC213V and I would like thank HRC for the opportunity. "I completed 50 laps and quickly felt confident with the new bike, setting similar lap times to the RC

from the test:MotoGP (CRT)Colin Edwards (NGM Forward Racing) 1.43.9 (39 laps) Iván Silva (Inmotec) 1.45.5 (40 laps) Yonny Hernández (BQR-FTR Kawasaki) 1.45.7 (28 laps)Moto2Scott Redding (Marc VDS Racing Team) 1.42.9 (52 laps) Pol Espargaró (Pons Racing

of the timesheet again featuring three other Kalex riders, Pol Espargaro and Esteve Rabat from Pons Racing and Marc VDS team-mate Mika Kallio.MotoGPRandy De Puniet 1:41.5Colin Edwards (NGM Forward Racing) 1:42.6 (40 laps) Iván Silva (BQR-FTR Kawasaki) 1:44.3 Yonni

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

, on the opening lap of the Estoril MotoGP crashing out on a left-hander, having qualified second on the grid. It's good being quick but it's no good being quickest into the gravel...