Nakano...new bike for Czech GPSOMETIME MOTOGP fast man Shinya Nakano will get his first chance at a factory HRC 800cc prototype at the Brno round of the championship in a couple of week's time to help bring on the development of the bike which Honda

Rossi...third quickest in Valencia testsNEWLY CROWNED MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi began working towards the defence of his title with his first day's testing aboard the 2009 prototype M1. The Italian was third fastest in a time of 1

crisis. Meanwhile, Suzuki have been developing their prototype, which some think may be a CRT machine. Suzuki have been testing the prototype with increasing regularity at Motegi.Former Grand Prix winner turned Suzuki factory test rider says he

the base for motorcycle motorsports cultivated by the RS125R, we aimed for a high-performance, lightweight, and compact racing machine that allows RS125R users to ride with the same sense of comfort and inherits important elements from the RS125R

engine supplier. If Honda sticks to its view that it will not supply in such conditions, it is possible that engines will be commissioned from a specialist engine firm such as Ilmor.This will make the class similar to car racing’s GP2, an outcome

GP round was 1m35.664, also in qualifying.Haslam's fastest race time was 1m36.452 and Capirossi's was 1m36.219. Capirossi may have been faster than Haslam in the race but the out-and-out fastest lap of Assen this year by any Suzuki was by Leon Haslam

HONDA have rolled out their 1,000cc MotoGP machine as Casey Stoner lapped the Jerez circuit yesterday.In the same guise as the RC212V, Stoner took advantage of the two week break before the Grand Prix of Catalunya to sample Honda's prototype

BRITISH MOTO2 SENSATION Scott Redding may get the opportunity to test a prototype of the BMW-engined Moto1 bike at Valencia.Redding's test has arisen due to links between the Marc VDS Team and the chassis manufacturer Suter. The 17-year-old will lap

FORMER GP500 winner, Simon Crafar, has spoken out about CRT, backing it as the future of GP racing.The new class has been a controversial talking point with everyone, from paddock insiders, to racing fans the world over. The CRT class shares a

Rizla Suzuki MotoGP are to enter three riders in this weekend's race at Sepang.Team Test Rider Nobuatsu Aoki will join John Hopkins and Chris Vermeulenat the penultimate round of the season. Aoki will be riding an early prototype version of Suzuki