I first met Troy Bayliss during a pre-season BSB press conference in 1998. I remember a look of determination in his eyes but he also seemed to be an all round decent bloke. The next time I saw him was at the first race of the year at Brands Hatch

TALK ABOUT a big Italian honour! The racing city of Imola is to pay homage to Troy Bayliss at the Italian Round of this year's championship, which returns to the Autodromo Enzo & Dino Ferrari for the first time in three years. On the evening

Only 1098 Bayliss replicas will be madeTHERE WILL only be 1098 helmets like this sold around the world - that's because it's the official replica lid of newly-crowned World Superbike Champion Troy Bayliss.Made by helmet company Suomy, the helmet

CURRENT World Superbike champion Troy Bayliss is set to test with an Australian V8 Supercar team in May. "Cars are something that I love and I've been watching the V8s for many years," said Bayliss in Brisbane yesterday.Bayliss is still tied

WE'RE NOT sure what the Nana Mouskouri look-a-like's doing in the shot, but the bloke behind her is multiple WSB champ Troy Bayliss, pictured with the Ducati 1200 Multistrada Troy Bayliss special.Details are scant, so we can't tell you just yet

Leading race one at Donington, coming out of Coppice at over 100mph, his Ducati slewed sideways and spat him unceremoniously onto the tarmac.The next shot, of Troy in the gravel clutching his nuts, left no doubt as to what had broken his fall. Ouch

as they’ve settled into their bikes and teams.WSB has been won for the third time by Troy Bayliss, who, by the time you read this will be officially retired. Not having him out there, doing what he does, is a huge loss to the sport and to me it feels a bit

Click to read: Ducati 1198 owners reviews, Ducati 1198 specs and to see the Ducati 1198 image gallery.Ducati did a good job keeping this one quiet. Even when launch invitations are sent out without stating the model to be launched you can normally take an educated guess as to wha...

Troy Bayliss might not be in the limelight these days, but the ex-World Superbike champ has been busy down under testing Aussie V8s for the Jack Daniel's Racing Holden team.Bayliss has made it quite clear that he wants to race V8s as the next stage

TROY BAYLISS appears to have an addiction to racing and is struggling to acclimatise to his new life of a retiree, as the Australian had hoped to wildcard at the first two rounds of the World Superbike championship.However, the three-time WSB