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Boss of KTM on their electric future
By Visordown on 03/08/2010 16:07:27
He’s very powerful, concerned about the future of KTM and very upbeat about bikes. Especially electric ones.
will probably never return to the sales heights of 2008.THESE days we’re focussing on our strengths Which means delivering the best possible off-road sport motorcycle to the core community. On the other hand we started up a strategic partnership with Bajaj
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Reactions to Casey Stoner's retirement
By Robin Goodwin on 21/05/2012 14:55:48
The MotoGP paddock voices their opinions on Stoner's retirement bombshell
When the chequered flag drops at the end of the MotoGP race at Valencia on November 11th, Casey Stoner will walk away from the sport.Announcing his retirement in the pre-race press conference at Le Mans, the two-time MotoGP champion cited that a
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5 minutes with ... Nina Sebastiane
By John Cantlie on 22/10/2002 15:53:39
If you don't know who Nina Sebastiane is, that's because you're not into speedway
If you don't know who Nina Sebastiane is, that's because you're not into speedway. She presented Channel Four's GP speedway coverage, is mad on bikes and any sport that is either dangerous, glamorous or preferably both. We collared the girl in her
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Paul Denning interview
By Ben Miller on 05/08/2009 11:17:50
Suzuki MotoGP team manager and Crescent boss Paul Denning on traction control, Alvaro Bautista and why Donington needs to pull its socks up
generic audience, a sports audience. They’re there to cheer on Spain as much as they’re there to cheer on motorbike riders. Donington’s a more specialist group of people, they’re making a pilgrimage. In Spain the sport’s just so popular, it’s up
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The Professionals - Murray Walker
By on 09/09/2009 17:26:51
The legend that is Murray Walker was the voice of Motorsport for over 50 years and has been a keen biker all his life...
being a sport and a business enterprise have become more blurred over the years?Why pick on Formula One? Virtually every sport has become a business enterprise, MotoGP certainly has.But bikers often say that F1 has become boring. what can be done about
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Robbie Maddison - Interview
By Visordown on 27/07/2010 09:29:30
28 year-old freestyle legend and long-distance record holder Robbie Maddison on back-flips, getting out of bed in the morning and that Las Vegas drop-off jump…
to come out fighting.Pain is my guide through each and every dayMy physio is Dr Gee, he’s awesome, based down in Newport, California. He works with Kelly Slater and pretty much everyone in action sports – he puts us all together on a pretty regular basis
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David Knight - Interview
By Visordown on 28/07/2010 09:44:27
Twice World Enduro Champion David Knight on Teutonic over-engineering, going green, racing in the States and his boyhood dream of one day competing at the Isle of Man TT
at riding dirt bikes, so I tried to adapt but nothing seemed to work. We had a final meeting to discuss what could be done to improve things but there wasn’t anything we could do so I made the decision to quit. I’m not in the sport for the money, it
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20 Questions: Austin Clews
By Visordown on 21/04/2008 12:06:03
Director of CCM Motorcycles Austin Clews, talks to us about the future of CCM and his embarrassing first bike..
would you own if money were no object?CCM retro range, cafe racer and flat tracker, and I'd make myself the fastest, trickest sports bike12. What's the maddest thing you've done on a bike?An end-of-season race with the lads on Ainsdale Beach, Southport
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Interview: Mr Fukunaga, Fireblade project leader
By mark forsyth on 25/11/2011 15:56:47
Twenty years of Fireblade experience
700, low range high torque is important. Why not adopt this strategy for a sports 1000 roadbike like new Fireblade?At 6,800 revs that engine is all over - it's reached its top power and top speed. With what, 38kw top power? Having that kind of peak
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10 minutes with... Karen Higgins
By Harriet Ridley on 24/10/2007 15:43:00
Receptionist Karen Higgins spends her weekends clearing accidents, dodging bikes and avoiding aggressive confrontations with crashed and concussed riders. And she does it all for free. Is she mad? Nope, she's a volunteer Bemsee race marshal...
for the sport and the will to be out there. If you've got that the rest follows and you rapidly acquire a good sense of what's going on. We work as a team so we all have our strengths and weaknesses. One marshall can't pick up bikes because he has a bad back
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