REPSOL HONDA is expected to announce anytime now a three-man superteam for 2011, comprising of current team members Dani Pedrosa and Andrea Dovizioso, along with newly-signed Casey Stoner.Speculation over the Repsol-backed trio has been rife

over the last few years, are to lose one rider for 2011 but will return with two riders in 2012, when the new 1000cc MotoGP regulations kick in.The news surfaced ahead of any offical announcement after almost half the current team have been told

WSB teams have completed a troubled test in Jerez, with Goldbet BMW rider Marco Melandri recording the best laptime. Adverse weather conditions frustrated some teams who struggled to get time out on the track. Despite this, WSB was treated to some

TYPICALLY the quiet one in MotoGP Andrea Dovizioso, interviewed in an Italian magazine, has spoken about his lack of desire to partner Valentino Rossi at Ducati.“I would never accept to be teamed up with Valentino Rossi,” Dovizioso told MAX magazine

Honda have announced that they will run a three man squad in MotoGP next season. This news follows endless, will-they-won't-they? rumours.HRC boss Tetsuo Suzuki made the announcement at the current Valencia tests and confirmed that Dovizioso

TEAM KR MotoGP racing team, owned by multiple world champion Kenny Roberts, looks set to miss the beginning of the 2008 MotoGP motorcycle racing world championship.The team, whose involvement in the 2008 series has been in doubt for several weeks

Melandri.The team will be equipped with Kawasaki motorcycles and supporting materials. That Kawasaki has come to this new team approach is the result, on the one hand, of the need for a strong reduction of MotoGP racing investments, and on the other

TTXGP - the world's greatest zero emission motorcycle racing series -  has announced the participation of a full factory team in next year's championship.China Zongshen Motorcycle Racing Team will join the TTXGP series in a hope to develop new

POST SEASON testing at Valencia was cut short when changeable weather left all GP teams scratching their heads, with no suitable tyres available from Bridgestone.A damp track on Tuesday meant the circuit was not wet enough for rain tyres

accurate to say Honda are pulling out of the Eight-Hour race," said Honda's Akemi Ando to Reuters news agency. "It is true that our works teams will not take part. But Honda supplies bikes and technical support to many of the teams and 60 percent