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1983 San Marino GP - Down to the Wire
By Michael Scott on 07/10/2010 10:08:42
The San Marino Grand Prix, 4 September 1983

After deposing Barry Sheene for three straight championships, Kenny Roberts stopped winning the 500GP title after 1980. He remained King Kenny nonetheless. In racing terms, his status equalled that of Valentino Rossi.In 1982, injury at the British

Michael Scott Column - May 03
By Michael Scott on 01/05/2003 14:39:38
The elder gentleman of GP racing on the latest invasion of the GP grids by talented American motorcycle racers

undergoing shake-down runs at the final European test of the season at Catalunya. It's not going to be winning races just yet. Unless it rains.Edwards has been astonishing in the pre-season, putting the previously ill-favoured Aprilia right on the pace. One

Michael Scott Column - July 10
By Michael Scott on 15/07/2010 12:33:56
Never one to avoid asking difficult questions or giving uncomfortable answers, Mr Michael Scott offers a typically trenchant view of the relative states of health of world race series...

Rolling Stoner; and he has several times shown himself fragile under pressure. After a pretty flawless title win in 2007, he crashed out of consecutive races the next year while battling Rossi, after running off the track at Laguna.Along with his headlong

Michael Scott Column - Sep 09
By Michael Scott on 27/09/2009 14:50:12
Scott digs deep into the difference in psyche between TT and GP racers, ponders Honda's return to form, Edwards' sexual preferences and Stoner's mystery illness

-offs in two races. And Dani had done exactly the same at Assen.A win at last is good. But it’s too precarious to start celebrating just yet.The things they say: Colin Edwards gave an interview to an Italian bike mag that had the paddock rollicking at Assen

Michael Scott Column - Jul 03
By Michael Scott on 01/07/2003 14:55:17
MotoGP's main man on the issue of when is a prototype not a prototype?

The furore around the disqualified WCM MotoGP entry - based rather too closely on a Yamaha R1 for the FIM technical committee's liking - raises old questions in a new light, and has caused a major split in racing with Flammini and Superbike racing

Michael Scott Column - Nov 09
By Michael Scott on 27/11/2009 15:53:54
Can Stoner bounce back with a vengeance? Will Rossi ever race a Ducati? Is all this inside leg waving a load of old crap? Scotty might just have all the answers...

top factory team had one top rider, but Yamaha had two. He had been crucial in developing the M1 into a race and title-winning bike. “Now I am developing the bike not only for myself, but also for my worst enemy,” he said. “After what I have done

Michael Scott Column - Nov 03
By Michael Scott on 01/11/2003 15:28:18
Warning: Valentino Rossi is enjoying his racing again, so his rivals better watch out, says Mike Scott

-strokes, was a stroll and he finished the year somewhat bored. It is for that reason, more than any mechanical trouble, that Barros won a couple of year-end races.Rossi started this year rather bored as well. And he kind of stayed that way even after Gibernau

Michael Scott Column - May 10
By Michael Scott on 29/05/2010 12:04:51
MotoGP struggles to find a workable format for modern times while the Moto 2 class is in disarray as riders struggle to squeeze enough speed from their new machines

on the old days in the USA when it was part of the AMA rule book. Factory teams from BSA/Triumph and Norton (ah, remember when) used to visit the important Daytona 200-Mile race in some trepidation with their race-winning triples etc back in the 1970s

Michael Scott Column - Mar 10
By Michael Scott on 20/03/2010 11:21:19
Savage and sensible cuts in pre-season testing suit old-timers but not rookies. An early return to a 1000cc gathers pace and Rossi eyes Ago’s 122 win record

anyway, with warmer weather, to race for real.Some riders, and Stoner is one, welcome the cut in testing. He sees little point in going round and round and round. If you can’t work it out in a lap or two, you shouldn’t be doing the job, in his opinion

Michael Scott Column - Dec 2008
By Michael Scott on 01/12/2008 10:43:42
Michael Scott wonders if Rossi has elevated himself above God status with his eighth World title. And why Dani is so unpopular with, well, everyone

Spanish journo remarked afterwards, feigning tears at how ‘sad’ he was at Dani’s misfortune. “I spoke to him afterwards,” he said. “He had the same face as when he wins.” In the post-race press conference, racing nice guy Nicky Hayden was asked how he felt

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