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MotoGP Assen Race Report - The Rules Of Racing
By David Emmett on 29/06/2008 23:05:33
MotoGP went to The Cathedral, but would the gods look kindly on the high priests of racing?
whole 10 minutes earlier than in previous years. The ability to put in a fast lap on very sticky rubber is becoming more and more crucial to the results.The reigning World Champion Casey Stoner is a master of both arts. His starting reflexes are sublime
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MotoGP Dutch TT Assen Race Report - Resurrection
By David Emmett on 02/07/2007 00:06:12
MotoGP came to the Cathedral, and witnessed a miracle
they crossed the line at the end of the first lap, Rossi was still down in 9th, and what was worse, Stoner was over a second ahead of 2nd place man John Hopkins, and making a break.Back On TrackFurther up the field, Nicky Hayden was on a charge, and all over
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MotoGP Assen Preview - No Sleep Till Breukelen
By David Emmett on 25/06/2008 22:37:44
A quick hop across the North Sea sees MotoGP hit the halfway point. Rossi once closed a title deficit of over 45 points, but can Casey Stoner do the same?
Barely had the engines cooled and the dust been washed off the bikes after the race at Donington before the entire MotoGP circus was busy packing and loading up to head on over to the northern reaches of the Netherlands, and the TT Circuit at Assen
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MotoGP Donington Race Report - Expect The Expected
By David Emmett on 23/06/2008 16:42:47
Expectations were high for the British Grand Prix. Could King James live up to them?
half of the field. Then, in an effort to get a decent grid position, he crashed twice in one lap in the dying minutes of qualifying, leaving him stranded down in 16th place. This certainly wasn't part of the plan, and Toseland was left wishing
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MotoGP Donington Race Report - No Room For Doubt
By David Emmett on 25/06/2007 21:37:32
The weather at Donington fooled some, but not everyone.
, hesitation suddenly becomes the difference between winning and being lapped before the race is over, the ultimate humiliation for any racer.But rain is a two-edged sword, for not only does it reward confidence and smooth and fast riding, it also mercilessly
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MotoGP Laguna Seca Race Report - Crunch Time
By David Emmett on 22/07/2008 01:45:59
The MotoGP race at Laguna Seca looked like turning into the Stoner Show all over again. How wrong we all were...
in the final laps as the engine management systems start leaning out the bike to conserve fuel. Ironically, Dani Pedrosa has the perfect mindset and strategy to win the Isle of Man TT, and the worst possible physical stature to deal with the rough, uneven
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MotoGP Donington Preview - The Heart Of England
By David Emmett on 21/06/2007 23:23:19
Will we see another MotoGP Donington Downpour?
circuit. When he speaks, it is with a charming mixture of a French accent, laced with a Midlands twang. With such strong support, Guintoli will surely be inspired to achieve, and the last time that happened, the Frenchman led the race for several laps
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