ONE OF the world's greatest ever motorcycle racers, Troy Bayliss, took the first major step in his new four-wheel racing career with a test drive of Craig Lowndes' 2009 TeamVodafone V8 Supercar at Queensland Raceway in Australia. The former multi

MULTIPLE World Superbike Champion Troy Bayliss will make his V8 Supercar debut in this year's endurance races at Phillip Island and Bathurst, Australia.Bayliss will race in a Paul Morris Motorsports Commodore for the Phillip Island 500 in September

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

ATTENDING the season-finale Sydney 500 V8 Supercar race, 2011 MotoGP Champion Casey Stoner compared the relationships between the competitors from the two series."V8s in general, everyone's a little bit more relaxed towards each other," Stoner told

MULTIPLE WSB World Champion Troy Bayliss has said he turned down a multi-million dollar deal to race in World Superbikes, choosing a career in Australia's V8 Supercar series instead.The revelation comes after the current MotoGP World Champion

CASEY Stoner retired from MotoGP, despite a £10m annual contract on the table.Stoner confirmed yesterday that he has signed a one-year deal to race a V8 Supercar in Australia. He will be racing with the Red Bull-backed Triple Eight Holden

CASEY Stoner’s first race on four wheels ended in the wall after he flat-spotted a front tyre which eventually burst.After running inside the top ten in both practice sessions for today’s race in the Dunlop feeder series for the main V8 Supercars

."Talking about Stefan Bradl who has stepped up to the MotoGP class this year, Stoner said: "Bradl has had a couple of decent results, but I made mistakes in those races so maybe things have looked a little better than they are really." After that, we can

Stadium in Beijing.Doohan, who won five consecutive titles at motorcycle racing’s highest level from 1994-1998, will team up with fellow Aussie Jamie Whincup, the reigning Australian V8 Supercars Champion, in The ROC Nations Cup on Tuesday 3 November. Both

bhp race car to promote the Mercedes team, as they plan to join the country's V8 supercar series.We'd much rather see Michael ripping the arse out of his old Honda NSR500 instead. That'd give the F1 Jonnies something to talk about.