Shoei have produced a replica helmet in tribute to the late Shoya Tomizawa, but it's only available in Japan.The X-Spirit II will be produced in limited numbers, will cost around £550 and will only be sold in Japan from April this year.Shoei have

MOTOGP Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo was the only premier class rider to attend the press conference at last weekend's Misano GP surrounding the death of Shoya Tomizawa, it has been revealed.Lorenzo, still wearing his race leathers from

VALENTINO ROSSI has paid tribute to the late Shoya Tomizawa by wearing an image of the former Moto2 star on the side of his AGV helmet at this weekend's round of the 2010 MotoGP championship.Tomizawa died from serious head and chest injuries

REPORTS IN THIS morning's Italian media state officials in Rimini are to launch an investigation into the death of Shoya Tomizawa, following the racer's fatal accident during the Moto2 Grand Prix at Misano.An inquest into the death of the 19-year

THE FUNERAL of Moto2 star Shoya Tomizawa is set to take place in Japan today (Wednesday) following the 19-year-old's fatal accident during the Moto2 GP at Misano, on 5th September. Tomizawa's body was returned to Japan at the weekend for a private

2010 WORLD SUPERSPORT Champion Kenan Sofuoglu is to wildcard in the final two races of the Moto2 championshipTaking the seat that was tragically vacated by Shoya Tomizawa, Sofuoglu's will make his Moto2 debut onboard the Suter MMX at Estoril

MOTOGP ORGANISERS Dorna are to retire the number '48' from future Moto2 championships as a marked of respect to Shoya Tomizawa, the 19-year-old Japanese racer killed during the Moto2 race at Misano, just under a fortnight ago.In Thursday's official

FORMER MOTOGP World Champion Casey Stoner has spoken out over the death of Shoya Tomizawa - the popular Japanese racer killed in a crash at Misano during last weekend's Moto2 event.Tomizawa, 19, died from multiple head and internal injuries after

JAPANESE MOTO2 rider Shoya Tomizawa has died following a crash in today's Moto2 race at MisanoThe Japanese rider crashed while under pressure from Italian Alex de Angelis and was subsequently hit by British rider Scott Redding, as well as de Angelis

BATTERED BRITISH racer Scott Redding is ready to tackle the next round of the 2010 Moto2 championship, which takes place at Aragon, Spain, on 19th September, but says he's still coming to terms with the death of fellow competitor Shoya Tomizawa