to have signed with Yamaha for two more years. They’ve made great efforts to retain me in the factory team so I want to thank all those involved at Yamaha for this. I’ve been treated like part of the Yamaha family since 2008 and I love working with them

VALENTINO ROSSI has given the clearest indication yet that he is going to swap from two wheels to four over the next few years.Speaking to La Gazetta dello Sport, Rossi was talking about his upcoming appearance in next months Rally of Wales

: "For me it’s very difficult to understand where my retirement news started from, as I never spoke about my retirement. I want to race in MotoGP for the next two years for sure.”The former MotoGP champion also added his thoughts on Stoner's retirement

DIMINUTIVE SPANIARD Dani Pedrosa will once again be a factory Honda rider in MotoGP for 2011 and 2012, having signed a two-year deal with the Repsol squad.The new deal extends Pedrosa’s career-long relationship with Honda, which has brought three

TAYLOR Mackenzie, son of 500cc GP legend Niall Mackenzie, has agreed terms for a two-year deal to compete in the FIM World Championship with the Worldwide Race Group. The 17-year-old rider and team signed a two-year agreement, therefore covering

IT LOOKS increasingly likely that Valentino Rossi will sign up for another two years with Yamaha.Managing Director of Yamaha Motor Racing, Lin Jarvis, added more fuel to the rumour fire (oh yes...) at the weekend by saying on motogp.com: “At

ANOTHER piece of the silly season puzzle has come together as Dani Pedrosa will remain in the Repsol Honda team for another two seasons.An agreement was reached for Pedrosa and HRC to renew for the 2013 and 2014 seasons and the deal is expected

Ducati has signed up Italy’s leading electricity utility company Enel as a sponsor of its MotoGP team. According to this two-year agreement, the Enel brand will feature on the Ducati’s Desmosedici MotoGP tackle as well as the leathers and helmets

Worx Crescent Suzuki - should prove confusing...FORMER BSB Champions Crescent Suzuki today announced a two-year title sponsorship deal with professional power tool brand 'Worx' seeing the team contest the 2009 series under the new name - Worx

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