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James Toseland To MotoGP - Good or Bad?
By David Emmett on 03/08/2007 17:11:48
Will Toseland succeed or fail with Tech 3?

. This approach makes a lot of sense, as it has worked well for Honda in the past with the Gresini team, and is yielding much improved results for Ducati with the Pramac d'Antin team.So a factory-supported Yamaha, shod with Michelins or possibly even Bridgestones

MotoGP Misano Preview - History In The Making
By David Emmett on 29/08/2008 01:13:18
MotoGP hits Valentino Rossi's back yard, just as The Doctor can put his name in the record books. But there's a bright red Ducati parked squarely in his path. Can he push it aside for the third time running?

and photographs of racers on both two wheels and four adorn the walls of bars the length and breadth of the country, and almost every village has someone riding around on an immaculate example of race-bred exotica. This love of motor racing results in some

MotoGP Shanghai Preview - The Orient Express
By David Emmett on 03/05/2007 23:26:29
MotoGP goes to China, and two very fast straights

, partly as a result of being distracted by the arrival of his first child. If Capirossi wants to get his title aspirations back on track, he will need to beat his team mate at Shanghai.Roll Out The Barros But Marlboro Ducati aren't the only team fielding

MotoGP Brno Race Report - Turning Point
By David Emmett on 18/08/2008 17:19:17
Hopes were high after the MotoGP thriller at the Dry Lake in California. Would the Wet Woods in the Czech Republic live up to its predecessor?

. After disastrous results at both the Sachsenring and Laguna Seca, Michelin needed a good result to restore its credibility in the paddock. But before the first session of free practice was over, it was clear that Michelin had got their tires wrong again

MotoGP Misano Race Report - Fairy Tale
By David Emmett on 01/09/2008 23:33:31
After Casey Stoner's crash at Brno, would he be back, and ready to ruin Valentino Rossi's fairy tale of getting a record-equalling 68th win at the track just a stone's throw from Rossi's home?

was granted at Stoner's whim: The Australian had been working on perfecting his race setup, and had run out of time. As a result, Stoner only used 2 qualifiers, while the rest of the field used 3 or 4, and so fell short of what he felt he could have achieved

Sepang MotoGP Preview - We've Been Here Before
By David Emmett on 17/10/2008 00:01:04
MotoGP heads to the torrid heat of Sepang, and the threat of biblical deluge. Will West and Vermeulen profit, and will Casey Stoner's scaphoid hang on for two more races?

of strong results for Ducati in Malaysia. And Stoner has just had a couple of weeks holiday at home in Australia, a chance to recuperate from a long and hard title defense. There can be no doubt that Stoner is coming back to win the last two races

MotoGP Jerez Preview - Insane In Spain
By David Emmett on 22/03/2007 13:54:38
In Spain, racing is almost as serious as partying

. As a result, the name of the hospital passed into common usage to represent any scene of uncontrolled madness, where noise, smell and spectacle do battle to subdue your senses.Modern fun seekers can no longer turn to the mental hospitals to provide our

MotoGP Dutch TT Assen Preview - The Disappearing C
By David Emmett on 27/06/2007 23:27:28
From a wet Donington to a wet Assen. One for Westy?

return to form, after successful tests at Catalunya and a strong weekend at Donington, up until Hayden lost the front and crashed while in 6th place. The dramatic turnaround has come as a result of getting some new chassis parts from Honda, but also after

Shanghai MotoGP Preview - Beauty And The Beast
By David Emmett on 01/05/2008 16:39:34
Is Stoner's Ducati still fast enough to hold off allcomers down Shanghai's long, long straights?

. Motorcycles, on the other hand, are much narrow and more agile, and as a result it's possible to pass through the middle of corners, as well as along the straights or in the braking zone. The best motorcycle tracks, such as Assen and Mugello, feature

MotoGP Phillip Island Race - The Art Of Racing
By David Emmett on 07/10/2008 01:28:02
The rolling hills of Phillip Island provide a perfect setting for racing. Could anyone stop the runaway train that is Casey Stoner in front of his home crowd?

, almost regardless of the machine underneath him.As a result, qualifying on the front row of the grid is less crucial at Phillip Island than at other racetracks. With a bellyful of courage and a bit of blind faith in your tires, you can work your way up

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