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Mike Scott column - Mar 2006
By Mike Scott on 01/03/2006 11:10:41
Sito Pons packs up after 25 years and no-one wants Biaggi
. Gauloises left Yamaha because probable 2006 champion Rossi had dumped them, and arranged to ride for a separate 'satellite' team. He doesn't like promoting tobacco, he once said, though he added: "I'd rather ride for a cigarette sponsor than not ride
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Michael Scott Column - Nov 2001
By Mike Scott on 01/11/2001 11:16:18
Elder of Grand Prix journalism, Editor of Motocourse and man on the inside of GP racing, laments the demise of the 250GP class in British racing
"The 250 class will remain as it is now - relatively low-cost racing with two-stroke motors, keeping a place for private teams to compete at World Championship level, as well as giving the opportunity for whatever further two-stroke development may
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Mike Scott column - Jan 2006
By Mike Scott on 01/01/2006 09:44:24
Mike Scott predicts the loss of sliding from the 990 MotoGP bikes
Roberts Jr. slides his 990. Try that on an 800 says ScottIn your dreams, you can probably power-slide a sports bike on tar. Properly, I mean - using throttle control and footrest-weighting; pulling it upright to get on the fatter part of the tyre
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Mike Scott column - Feb 2006
By Mike Scott on 01/02/2006 10:41:30
Mike Scott predicts Dani Pedrosa's rise in MotoGP
in another area - the curious art of alienating sponsors. MotoGP may have boomed in '05, but sometimes all you could hear was the sound of moneybags being zipped up.Honda disposed of both MoviStar (by putting their pet rider Pedrosa on a Repsol bike
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Mike Scott Column - Sep 2006
By Mike Scott on 10/09/2006 12:28:09
All the inside racing gossip that's fit to print from Mike Scott, TWO's GP paddock oracle
. Casey Stoner is also 20, and also keen to replace Rossi as the next star. He's also pretty focused, but there's some character there. He gives off a simmering aura reminiscent of another great Australian rider. Pedrosa may be like Doohan, Stoner reminds
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