to have taken the victory in the Superbike and Supersport races and do the double again. Experience has taught me in road racing that anything can happen and so you're better to get out front and lead rather than chase, so that's what I did - just got my

that followed. But what stands out alongside this remarkable act is the days where he took double victories. This happened four times that year at Mugello, Salzburgring, Le Mans and Spa Francorchamps. His performances at the legendary Spa circuit

supremacy. The gloves will surely be off for Sepang, Philip Island, Estoril and Valencia.What are your thoughts on the battle? Discuss below...

that the MotoGP rule-makers aren't. What is more likely to be a new lower-cc sports bike adopting the styling of the Austrian firm's Moto3 racer and sticking in a 350cc single-cylinder lump - harking back to the GP-inspired 250cc two-strokes that were lusted

as if it was your last, someday you'll most certainly be right." It made an impression on me, and since then, for the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: "If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am

scooter'.The scoot is the big brother to the 50cc Ruckus, better known on these shores as the Zoomer. It was only sold in Japan (where it was called a PS250), USA and Canada.But what is it that attracts me to this beastly scooter? I guess it

be what sets me apart sometimes from other riders, is the fact that I’ll attack each corner the way it needs to be ridden. "There’ll be different patches, different surfaces in different areas. And sometimes the ideal line won’t be the ideal line

10 what followed for Stoner was a battle through the pack to take third position at the flag, although helped by Andrea Dovizioso and Marco Simoncelli being demoted by ride-through penalties for jump-starting.With Lorenzo second and the Repsol Honda

Eric Granado.Good news for the sport, which is also helped by the fact that the livery is classy with the black and white highlighted by gold striping.So this is a call to you Mr Petroleum, Mr Telecoms giant, Mr Supermarket and so on, what's holding you

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