Jorge Lorenzo - 1st“It was really difficult to hold concentration today, in the dry it’s complicated but in the wet it’s even more. The race feels much longer and you have to remember where the corners are slippery every lap. If you forget one you

Nearly three months on since Joan Lascorz's accident in the post-race test at Imola, the first image has appeared showing the Spaniard in good spirits whilst he undergoes rehabilitation.The terrible crash left the 27-year-old factory Kawasaki rider

TECH 3 YAMAHA'S Cal Crutchlow opted to skip surgery on his injured ankle and will still race at Assen despite doctors advising him to rest.Crutchlow rode an inspired race at Silverstone after fracturing his ankle in a crash in Saturday practice

pit stops for toilet time, tea and cake and snoozies."Our pioneering eco-friendly electric vehicle category race provided all the thrills of a trip to the post office but with zero-emissions (excluding flatulence) meaning that no polar bears slipped

the quickest Superstock bike at over 126mph. John McGuinness was quickest through the Sulby speed trap at 190.1mph, posting a lap of 127.919mph but Cameron Donald who was quickest at 129.075mph with William Dunlop the fastest 600cc rider at 124.711mph

who circulated in close formation. The duo topped the Superbike session with speeds of 128.815mph and 128.072mph respectively and, although many of the fancied runners failed to go quicker, good laps were posted by David Johnson, Daniel Hegarty

JOHN McGUINNESS was out testing his Mugen electric bike at Cadwell on Tuesday and posted a couple of pictures on Twitter to show its progress.While the bike looks much the same as it did when first unveiled and is the definitive version

MAX BIAGGI, 41 year-old former world champion, has announced he has retired from motorcycle racing.The Italian posted a message on his Twitter account this morning which read 'Today is going to be a new day for me... things will never be the same

we haven’t improved much, we hope to see something from the test post Mugello, but honestly I don’t know what to expect, but you have to remain optimistic and believe."

impossible on a short circuit track. The colors of his Swan Yamaha machine also go well with the "Reduce Speed Now" sign, the reflector posts, and the green background. 300mm, F/8, 1/1250sStart Line | Some TT riders like sitting on the curb next