to share the joke.It all began when Hayden said in an interview with a Spanish newspaper after the Australian GP that Pedrosa’s manager Alberto Puig was the decision-maker at the Honda factory team.Puig reacted angrily, co-opting fellow-Spaniards at Dorna

DANI Pedrosa's manager Alberto Puig has engaged in a war of words with 1993 world champion Kevin Schwantz, after the latter voiced his (negative) opinion of Puig. Schwantz was quoted in the Spanish media as saying: 'Dani lacks nothing but he has too

DANI PEDROSA'S manager and team boss, Alberto Puig, has revealed just how hard the Spaniard's injuries have been to deal with following his 150mph fall from the lead at the Sachsenring round of the MotoGP championship.Not only did Pedrosa fall from

SPANISH motorcycle accessory expert Puig has launched a new high-performance screen for the BMW S1000RR superbike.The new dome Z-Racing is made from acrylic 3mm plastic, offering good flexibility and high resistance to impacts and scratches, says

Alberto Puig. The Spanish Fiat Yamaha rider said: "I do not even want to argue with him. He is not a rider in the sport so I do not want to do this."I am not going to make any controversy with him. He is not in the rider's elite."Lorenzo was speaking

is growing within the HRC garage with the demands by Repsol, who support Alberto Puig, to have Marketing Director Livio Suppo removed from the team - a demand that Honda have repeatedly declined.With this in mind HRC is actively seeking another sponsor for a

's hope of revenge against Rossi? That is a much longer and more complex story.Alberto Puig, Pedrosa's Svengali-like mentor and friend, let slip a glimpse of the underlying problems in comments he made after the race, blaming Hayden for causing the crash

, followed by the Spanish championship and Dorna’s MotoGP academy. Here we should thank Alberto Puig – not a fashionable notion – for his insistence that Brad should be the Repsol Honda’s only 125 rider in 2006 and 2007.Selling the idea of an English rider

DANI PEDROSA has been defending his decision to switch to Bridgestone tyres in MotoGP by telling the Spanish press that: "I don't have to explain anything about what I do to Alberto (Puig) or anybody else."Pedrosa said that he considers the move

around the injured area.His personal manager, Alberto Puig, has told Spanish press that things have deteriorated and there is a good chance that he will need another operation on the area he had already badly injured in the pre-season crash at Jerez