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Mike Scott Column - Mar 2002
By Mike Scott on 01/03/2002 11:38:53
Grow old gracefully or die young trying - Mike Scott reflects on one pf motorcycle racing's greatest names

know what sort of an actor he might have become, after a captivating start in his first three films. That is why he can be an icon. He never had a chance to mature, but he also never had the chance to let his talent down.Motorcycle racing has its ever

Mike Scott Column - Apr 2002
By Mike Scott on 01/04/2002 11:45:33
Elder of Grand Prix journalism, Editor of Motocourse and man on the inside of GP racing, Mike Scott dissects the future of motorcycle racing

into line with real-world motorcycles once more. The Superbikes will become not just superfluous to requirements, but left with no reason to live at all.This is not a new theme, but it has particular piquancy in the light of two recent developments. Both

MotoGP: Spanish King keeps the peace
By Mike Scott on 31/03/2008 12:11:34
Juan Carlos intervenes to quell Lorenzo and Pedrosa feud

"Listen shortarse, shake hands or else..."KING JUAN Carlos of Spain played the role of peacemaker after the Jerez MotoGP race, when he firmly grabbed deadly rivals Dani Pedrosa and Jorge Lorenzo by the arm, and made them shake hands.The two are very much at loggerheads, after Lor...

MotoGP: Lorenzo equals Saarinen record
By Mike Scott on 31/03/2008 13:14:51
Rookie Spaniard matches late legend's record by qualifying pole in the first two premier class races of the season

Back-to-back poles for MotoGP rookie LorenzoJORGE LORENZO'S second pole in succession put him in exalted company. At Qatar he became the first class rookie to qualify on pole since Max Biaggi in 1998. At Jerez, he equalled the feat of Finnish giant Jarno Saarinen, who qualified h...

MotoGP: Rossi - Bridgestone was the right move
By Mike Scott on 06/05/2008 12:00:42
Valentino chuffed with podium performances but says team needs to work hard before next round of championship

SEVEN-TIME World Champion Valentino Rossi has stated it took longer to get used to Bridgestone tyres than he expected but believes he made the right decision in switching from Michelin."The set up is very different but we do two podiums, which is good for us. We have time to impr...

MotoGP: Rossi to end career with Yamaha
By Mike Scott on 06/05/2008 12:10:20
Team manager reveals Valentino's wishes to finish his illustrious career with Fiat Yamaha

FIAT YAMAHA team manager, Davide Brivio, has revealed Valentino Rossi is set to work out a deal with Yamaha that will see him finish his career with the company.The seven-time world champion has stated a desire remain with Fiat Yamaha until the Italian maestro retires; all that’s...

WSB: Control tyre war for 2010-2012 is on
By Mike Scott on 06/05/2008 12:29:55
Pirelli and Dunlop to fight over WSB contract

TYRE GIANTS Pirelli and Dunlop will soon be going head-to-head for the right to be the control tyre of the World Superbike Championship. FGSport, the organisers of the World Superbike Championship, have put the control tyre contract up for bid for the 2010-2012 season, with the t...

MotoGP: Six more years please, Mr Rossi
By Mike Scott on 19/05/2008 10:17:25
Italian maestro needs to keep racing if he's to beat Loris Capirossi's 17-year record

HE MAY have equalled Angel Nieto's record of 90 Grand Prix wins at the weekend but Valentino Rossi will have to keep winning for another six years, if he is to challenge the old-timers in the career stakes. And that’s only if Loris Capirossi doesn’t ever win another race.Capiross...

MotoGP: New-spec Bridgestone rubber pays off
By Mike Scott on 19/05/2008 12:38:07
Rossi pilots new compound tyre to scintillating GP win

BRIDGESTONE TECHNICIANS were rewarded with a win at Le Mans after Valentino Rossi piloted their new-specification rear tyre to victory at yesterday's GP.The team have been working on a new tyre following the problems they encountered in the cool night temperatures of Qatar circu...

MotoGP: Team Roberts out for 2008
By Mike Scott on 31/03/2008 12:48:04
King Kenny's MotoGP team unlikely to make an appearance this year but are planning 2009 comeback

TEAM ROBERTS is still absent, but hasn’t gone away, according to team manager Chuck Aksland. Plans are still in place for a probable return to the MotoGP class next year.The long-time ally of Kenny Roberts was at Jerez in his new role of rider manager (to American 125 rider Steve...

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