Tommy Hill has put paid to the end of season rumour-machine by signing for Virgin Mobile Yamaha for 2007.Paddock pundits had hotly tipped Hill for a berth at Stobart Honda for the coming season and his reputed pay packet at Paul Bird's Stobart squad

STUART EASTON has signed a deal that will keep him with Hydrex Honda in the British Superbikes in 2010.Although the deal has yet to be confirmed by either the rider or the team, Visordown's BSB mole has been assured by a team insider that the deal

TAS RELENTLESS Suzuki has re-signed TT aces Cameron Donald and Bruce Anstey for the 2010 road racing season. Donald was the first man to break the 132mph lap at the TT this year when he set the blistering time in practice.Managed by father and son

THE RUMOUR mill has riders moving around all over the place, with substance to at least some of the stories.Ducati will be looking to replace the extraordinarily disappointing Marco Melandri, and candidates include Nicky Hayden and Ben Spies, with the name of Colin Edwards also i...

THE PETITION against road pricing, set up by Shropshire ABD member Peter Roberts on the Prime Minister's website, has now been signed by over 600,000 people, dwarfing all other petitions. Prime Minister Tony Blair has previously stated that "Doing

to be formalised at either Sachsenring or at Mugello next week."I'm ready to renew my contract," Pedrosa said yesterday. "I will either sign here at Sachsenring or a little later at Mugello."Whilst Pedrosa has yet to win a race this season, he has shown consistency

Winehouse carrying a handbag. It's unclear whether the sign is to warn motorists of other vehicles slowing (kerb crawling), to tell them they're entering a red-light district, or simply to give the driver chance to ask his wife to cover her eyes

to charge bikers to park, say a large number of signs within the Council's charging zone have been 're-modified' within the last 24 hours. Activists say the council's charge is unenforceable if parking charge instructions are not displayed clearly

times more likely to be killed on the roads; it's hoped the new bendy signs will reduce serious and fatal bike smashes. Speaking about the initiative, Minister Wallace said:"They're called bendy signs."Now, a lot of motorcyclists as you know use

but they're positioned down the road from the cameras.Cleveland Police deny the accusations and insist the 50mph signs were in place and clearly visible when the camera went into action.A police spokeswoman said the camera, positioned before the major