Jorge Lorenzo - 1st"It has been one of my most patience races. It's a great victory, which we needed and I feel so good. This is also the first time I have won in wet conditions, the first time ever! Now we are working to improve our bike, taking

for the technicians who worked for me this weekend and for the Pramac Racing Team, for not having completed today's race. The bike I got to ride in Superbike this year is very different from the MotoGP given to me by the Pramac Racing Team and it never got

“It’s an unbelievable feeling to win again"Dani Pedrosa - Repsol Honda - 1st“It’s an unbelievable feeling to win again and I’m so happy for myself and the Repsol Honda Team. We’ve been working really hard and we had some problems through the winter

but from then on it was very easy for me because I had a big gap from Casey. I really enjoyed riding my M1! I have a big lead in the championship but there is half of the season left and it wouldn't be the first time a rider has lost the title with such a

ATTENDING the season-finale Sydney 500 V8 Supercar race, 2011 MotoGP Champion Casey Stoner compared the relationships between the competitors from the two series."V8s in general, everyone's a little bit more relaxed towards each other," Stoner told

by the official MotoGP tyre supplier'.Previously the factory riders were limited to test days defined by Dorna, usually after the race at circuits like Mugello and Brno, outside of this all development work was conducted by the test team.The news will please

TECH 3 MOTOGP Team Manager Herve Poncharal has announced this his Moto2 squad for 2010 will be a two-rider squad with one of the new bikes being taken already by 250cc GP rider Jules Cluzel.Poncharal said: “We will have two riders in Moto2. We

Lorenzo: "I am feeling very strong mentally at this moment"Jorge Lorenzo - Fiat Yamaha - 1st"This was an important day for me and an important win, because I felt so strong and I enjoyed riding my Yamaha so much. I had a different feeling today; I

MOTORSPORT WEBSITE GPOne.com has published the alleged salaries of MotoGP riders, but the figures have been shot down by the public and industry alike.GPOne reckon the salaries are as follows: Valentino Rossi : from 12 to 15 million Euro

tomorrow, and it will be a very important test for confirming other new details and for continuing work on the setup. We’ll probably take a couple of final runs with the GP11, but we’ll definitely be continuing with the GP11.1. Finally, I’d like