michael scott

 
Michael Scott Column - Sep 10
Doyen of Grand Prix journalists, editor of Motocourse and man tight on the inside of GP racing, Scotty finally endures the living nightmare of a ride on the back of a 500 two-stroke
 
Michael Scott Column - Aug 10
Entirely unafraid to approach sensitive issues with the sledgehammer force of salient historical reference and ineluctable logic, Michael Scott tackles the safety issue – head-on
 
Michael Scott Column - July 10
Never one to avoid asking difficult questions or giving uncomfortable answers, Mr Michael Scott offers a typically trenchant view of the relative states of health of world race series...
 
Michael Scott Column - June 10
Honda’s MotoGP effort looks like turning into the same rider grudge match as Yamaha’s. If only it could produce similar results, so badly needed by the underperforming giant
General
Who is Jorge Lorenzo?
Young, ambitious and so talented Valentino’s not sleeping well, Jorge Lorenzo is fast becoming the biggest hurdle between Rossi and another MotoGP title. Michael Scott goes in search of the real Jorge
 
Michael Scott Column - May 10
MotoGP struggles to find a workable format for modern times while the Moto 2 class is in disarray as riders struggle to squeeze enough speed from their new machines
 
Michael Scott Column - Mar 10
Savage and sensible cuts in pre-season testing suit old-timers but not rookies. An early return to a 1000cc gathers pace and Rossi eyes Ago’s 122 win record
 
Michael Scott Column - Jan 10
On Valentino the chicken slayer, data thief and nine times World Champion, the sad death of the 250s and the enforced demise of the post-race burnout. Snivel... Sniff...
 
Michael Scott Column - Dec 09
Casey Stoner returns to MotoGP with a bang, not to mention a razor-sharp comment to a former GP star. It’s not often that Kevin Schwantz is put in his place...
 
Michael Scott Column - Sep 09
Scott digs deep into the difference in psyche between TT and GP racers, ponders Honda's return to form, Edwards' sexual preferences and Stoner's mystery illness
 
Michael Scott Column - Jul 2009
Paddock sage Scott on the British GP debacle and Marco Melandri’s resurrection
 
Michael Scott Column - Mar 2009
As the storm clouds gather over the pits of MotoGP, Mike Scott tries to make sense of a crazy world that is going into meltdown.
 
Michael Scott Column - Dec 2008
Michael Scott wonders if Rossi has elevated himself above God status with his eighth World title. And why Dani is so unpopular with, well, everyone
 
Michael Scott, Column - Jul 08
Mike scott discovers that it isn’t only ‘gorgeous’ george’s ego that is oversized, the lad has balls the size of an abstinent elephant
 
Michael Scott, Column - Jun 08
Mike Scott discovers that things are getting heated in spain between Pedrosa and Lorenzo. Perhaps we should pack them off to Brands!
 
Michael Scott Column - Feb 08
Tyres, dodgy electronics and the first tests at Jerez: Scottie’s rubs his hands and gets stuck into another round of silly-season antics
 
Michael Scott Column - May 06
In the words of a lame song, it's all yellow. Yamaha's Camel livery being somehow more virulent than on Hondas.
 
Michael Scott Column - Dec 03
So riders, are being disqualified for over- taking and colliding with each other? But surely that's what racing is all about, says Mike Scott
 
Michael Scott Column - Nov 03
Warning: Valentino Rossi is enjoying his racing again, so his rivals better watch out, says Mike Scott
 
Michael Scott Column - Oct 03
If Dorna had done away with the out-of-touch 500cc class earlier, maybe Hizzy would have hit the world scene, says Mike Scott
 
Michael Scott Column - Sep 03
Today's press release culture may keep the pressmen laughing, but deep down it is destroying the soul of racing, says Mike Scott
 
Michael Scott Column - Aug 03
It doesn't take long in motorcycling to empty the soul of a fun-loving serial winner according to our Mike Scott
 
Michael Scott Column - Jul 03
MotoGP's main man on the issue of when is a prototype not a prototype?
 
Michael Scott Column - Jun 03
The elder gentleman of GPs on the serious issue of safety in the wake of Daijiro Kato's fatal crash

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