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Michael Scott Column - Aug 2008
By Michael Scott on 12/08/2008 12:07:48
Mike Scott spectates on Honda’s ever-growing despair as its former World Champion nearly gets overtaken by a 42-year-old veteran
to 650cc” motors. Honda’s response was a frosty: “It would be better if the regulations were for motorcycles we were able to supply.”But Honda is hardly a shining knight in armour. It is the company’s hatred of two-strokes that started the whole ball
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Michael Scott Column - Jun 2009
By Michael Scott on 01/06/2009 14:35:11
MotoGP legend Scottie says that Dorna’s money-saving push is making the sport squeak
’t announce this, but the proposal was ruled out of court on a rather debatable interpretation of technical regulations. It could just as easily have been accepted, and even welcomed, as a genuinely worthwhile avenue of development.So off we all go to Qatar
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Michael Scott Column - Feb 2009
By Michael Scott on 15/02/2009 16:43:19
Mike Scott looks forward to a new MotoGP season, but will the new one-make tyre rule actually make any difference?
go fastest, no matter what regulations you throw at them.Dorna, however, seems hell bent on a path of increasingly restrictive rule changes, all introduced with unseemly haste. Who can doubt there will be more? A curb electronics next? Then maybe
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Michael Scott Column - Jul 2009
By Michael Scott on 01/07/2009 10:29:03
Paddock sage Scott on the British GP debacle and Marco Melandri’s resurrection
quipped in an interview directly after the race.We already know Scott Redding – last year’s first British 125 winner in 35 years – is a talent to watch, and that Kentish kid Danny Webb is knocking on the door of similar success, too.What with poor James
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