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MotoGP 2010: Who's going where?
By Visordown News on 13/08/2009 16:32:25
Visordown rider guide to the 2010 MotoGP season
and exclusive BBC TV deal. Plus JT has more to prove in MotoGP after a difficult start to the season put the two-time World Superbike champion behind his rivals.Rizla Suzuki MotoGPLoris Capirossi – Capirex has had flashes of high quality performance
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MotoGP: Alvaro Bautista's girlfriend
By Visordown on 02/08/2011 14:01:28
Pictures of Alvaro's girlfriend and regular in the MotoGP paddock, Yvette Amescua
Alvaro Bautista keeps his girlfriend pretty quite. The MotoGP rider, who has a nickname of Bati, has been dating his girlfriend Noelia for years, but she has never been a grid girl or paddock babe. Instead, Bautista's girlfriend stays out
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The failings behind the Suzuki MotoGP project
By Gordon Ritchie on 14/07/2010 09:31:32
On the back of the success of the GSX-R common sense would suggest that when four-strokes were introduced with MotoGP the knowledge would transfer to the GSV-R
MotoGP changed forever and a day when regulations inviting four-strokes back into the top class finally came into place in 2002. And all the manufacturers responded and reacted differently.Suzuki threw away years of hard-won transverse
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MotoGP Evolution - Race tech to the road
By Gordon Ritchie on 30/03/2006 12:18:23
Four years on from the advent of MotoGP, and with the 800cc formula beckoning, there's just one thing missing: the trickle-down of race tech to street bikes. Why?
.Either way, most parties present at the first four-stroke meeting (whatever its venue and timing) gave it an immediate nod of approval, despite their fears of the unknown. That first agreement was the first step towards what has become modern MotoGP
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What’s MotoGP ever done for us?
By Bertie Simmonds on 30/04/2010 12:21:11
How comparable is a £3 million MotoGP weapon to your sportsbike? Since 2002 technology has filtered down from the best teams in the world, more so than you might imagine
When MotoGP arrived in 2002, the official line was that the old two-strokes were dinosaurs: anachronisms in titanium and carbon-fibre with little bearing on what we rode on the street. ‘Win on Sunday, sell on Monday’ was a popular marketing slogan
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8 hours at a MotoGP: The story of six people
By Jon Bentman on 08/06/2010 09:06:01
Six completely different people who completely unaware of they were part of a 90,000 cast of the British MotoGP at Donington Park in 2007
The British GP is made up of a variety of different characters all with their own different stories to tell.Here are six different people and the roles that they played during the eight hours of the Donington Park race day in 2007. From the model with a smile permanently attached...
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Kenny Roberts - MotoGP Diary 2002-2003
By Kenny Roberts on 26/06/2002 09:53:57
In his column run from the mag, GP team owner and bona-fide living legend, King Kenny gave his opinions from a unique point of GP experience from running a two-stroke during the start of the MotoGP era and the hardship of developing the KR four-stroke
June 2002 The first race of the revised MotoGP class at Suzuka did actually feel like a new era. It was a bigger deal. The thing that we have adopted now - after what I'd said years ago - is that we need to bring more engineering
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MotoGP Gallery: Loris Capirossi's wife Ingrid
By Visordown on 02/07/2011 13:56:17
A gallery of photos of the wife of MotoGP racer, Loris Capirossi
Italian MotoGP racer, Loris Capirossi is married to Ingrid Capirossi and they have a son, Riccardo. Ingrid Capirossi can be seen around the pits and paddock at MotoGP races, however she is rarely on the grid with Loris, instead leaving him
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MotoGP: Dani Pedrosa's girlfriend Yvette Amescua
By Visordown on 02/07/2011 16:17:35
Pictures of Dani Pedrosa's girlfriend and regular in the MotoGP paddock, Yvette Amescua
Yvette Amescua is the beauty often seen in the background at MotoGP races. She is Dani Pedrosa's girlfriend and keeps a low profile. This is a picture gallery of Yvette Amescua on holiday with her boyfriend and also at the circuit during MotoGP
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The cars driven by MotoGP stars
By Robin Goodwin on 20/07/2011 09:43:55
From supercars to hybirds, check out what the fastest riders on the planet roll around in
Valentino Rossi - Ferrari 458 ItaliaThe 458 Italia is the latest of the Ferraris to be added to Valentino Rossi's car collection. The 458 Italia is unlike the standard Ferrari supercar that you may have seen smouldering at the side of the road; Rossi's has been personalised with ...
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