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

VALENTINO ROSSI has revealed he doesn't feel he has learnt anything from his time at Ducati, admitting to huge frustration with his two bleak seasons at the Italian team. Speaking to Italia1, Rossi said: 'They say that if you get through a difficult

with this bike. "We are not able to create enough grip from the front tyre and enough contact on the ground. This was the biggest problem from the Valencia test in 2010, and unfortunately after almost two years we have more or less the same problem."Rossi went

TECH 3 YAMAHA'S Cal Crutchlow opted to skip surgery on his injured ankle and will still race at Assen despite doctors advising him to rest.Crutchlow rode an inspired race at Silverstone after fracturing his ankle in a crash in Saturday practice

Now confirmed: Valentino Rossi to Yamaha MotoGP in 2013YAMAHA have offered Valentino Rossi a two-year MotoGP contract followed by a WSB ride in 2015 according to Italian newspaper, Gazzetta dello Sport.Yamaha are planning a return to World

.CEO for the circuit, Paolo Poli said: ”Mugello Circuit wants to remember a champion who deeply loved this track and on which corners he wrote unforgettable pages in the history of motorcycling.“The Italian GP takes place in two weeks time on July 15th.

DORNA has announced changes to MotoGP qualifying in 2013, a move that will give privateer teams more TV coverage and therefore sets out to encourage more CRT teams into the sport.MotoGP's tiered qualifying is less straight forward than that in F1

and failing to back up his and Jeremy Burgess' claim that they could transform the Ducati Desmosedici into a competitive bike for all riders.Speaking at the pre-race press conference at Indianapolis, the reigning MotoGP champion said: "I want to clarify that

glimpse of what is to come over the forthcoming season.No unveiling has been as eagerly anticipated as that of Valentino Rossi, who will return to Yamaha after a disappointing two-year spell at Ducati, in which he claimed just three podium finishes in 35

WORLD CHAMPION Jorge Lorenzo has suggested his long term future in MotoGP is far from certain. Speaking a matter of days after the retirement of Casey Stoner from the sport, Lorenzo had this to say to Italian journalists on the subject of his future