June

MRO Powerbike blog: Oulton Park is my bogey track

30 June 2009 by Michael Neeves

It’s been a busy few months racing my R1 in the MRO Powerbike Championship. I’ve had a few good results, like a pair of 4th places at Snetterton at the beginning of the month, but a couple of howlers,...

Andrews getting to grips with the Kawasaki

30 June 2009 by Gary Pinchin

Simon Andrews, ever the optimist says he’s driving up to Knockhill today, wearing his shorts and flip-flops. He’s looking forward to a scorching weekend, not just to sun himself but to maximise...

Haga WILL race at next WSB round

30 June 2009 by Liam Marsden

Current WSB Championship leader Noriyuki Haga will race at the next WSB round at Brno, Xerox Ducati has said. Get all the latest WSB news Haga, who crashed during the second race at Donington Park...

Farquhar continues to dominate Duke Rankings

30 June 2009 by Gary Pinchin

Ryan Farquhar continued to dominate Road Racing on the Irish roads, as he claimed another treble at the Athea National Road Races, the first of seven in Southern Ireland this year and the tenth round...

Amor beats Farquhar in Athea Open race

30 June 2009 by Phil Wain

Scot Keith Amor recorded yet another win on the Irish roads at the weekend when he won the Open race at the Athea road races. The Wilson Craig Racing Honda rider also finished a close second in the...

Farquhar racks up 100th Irish road race victory

30 June 2009 by Phil Wain

Ryan Farquhar became only the second rider to record 100 Irish road race wins on Sunday when he took a hat-trick of victories at the Athea road races. Held on the 3.3-mile circuit in County Limerick,...

US MotoGP: Valentino Rossi expects tough Laguna battle

30 June 2009 by Matthew Birt

Valentino Rossi doesn’t believe Jorge Lorenzo’s Laguna Seca inexperience or Casey Stoner’s on-going health problems will make his task of winning a 101st Grand Prix any easier in California this...

US MotoGP: James Toseland aims for Laguna top six

30 June 2009 by Matthew Birt

James Toseland is hoping his first top six finish of the season in Assen last weekend will inspire him to a repeat performance in Sunday’s American GP at Laguna Seca. After a nightmare start to 2009,...

US MotoGP: Nicky Hayden looking for ’09 best in Laguna

30 June 2009 by Matthew Birt

Nicky Hayden is hopeful that he can beat his best Ducati result in his home race in Laguna Seca this weekend. The Kentucky rider enjoyed his best race for the Bologna factory in Assen last weekend,...

US MotoGP: Jorge Lorenzo not worried by ’08 failure

30 June 2009 by Matthew Birt

Jorge Lorenzo believes he will have no problems in banishing painful memories of Laguna Seca as he looks to get back to winning ways in Sunday’s American MotoGP clash. Laguna Seca was a venue for one...

US MotoGP: Home podium tough, says Colin Edwards

30 June 2009 by Matthew Birt

American Colin Edwards believes a podium finish in his home race in Laguna Seca this weekend will be tough to achieve with the American rating 2009 as the toughest in his premier class career. The...

WSB: Ben & Eugene, dont blink

29 June 2009 by jamierob

Here are some photos from our annual pilgrimage from N.I to Donington, glad we chose WSB this year. As you can see my son had a great time meeting the stars even if the err photographer wasn’t that...

Camier: From sixth in WSB to Knockhill BSB

29 June 2009 by Gary Pinchin

BSB points leader Leon Camier heads to Knockhill this weekend after a confidence-boosting sixth place ride in Sunday’s second WSB race at Donington on his Airwaves Yamaha. Although it wasn’t the win...

NW200: Derry Boys on tour

29 June 2009 by charlie nixon

Me and a friend of mine at the NW200.

Ellison and the Kendal Massive set for Knockhill

29 June 2009 by Gary Pinchin

James Ellison will be hoping this weekend’s Knockhill BSB presents a few less incidents than Sunday’s WSB races at Donington. His tough outing at Donington on the Airwaves Yamaha as one of the wild...

Racing results round-up: June 27-28

29 June 2009 by MCN Sports Desk

MOTO GP, ASSEN, HOLLAND, SATURDAY WORLD SUPERBIKES, DONINGTON PARK, LEICS, SUNDAY ATHEA, CO LIMERICK, SUNDAY OULTON PARK, CHESHIRE, SATURDAY WORLD MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP, KEGUMS, LATVIA, SUNDAY WORLD...

Haga injury update: Title hopes still alive

29 June 2009 by Michael Guy

There is a slim hope that WSB title leader Noriyuki Haga could be back racing injured at the next round of the series after undergoing surgery today on a badly broken arm sustained in a massive crash...

Norasport MCF Open National Championships

28 June 2009 by suzi314

Harry Kampz led the first C group race and moved up to the B Group along with Lee Marchant who had taken second place from Sam Roberts, leaving Sam to lead the second race from the start grid. Bradley...

Norasport MCF 450 National Championships

28 June 2009 by suzi314

James Addy took straight to the front of the pack in the first race, followed by Andy Mitchell, Chris Walker and Richard Sharp. It took the first two laps and a few position changes for the order of...

Fabien Foret on fire

28 June 2009 by Gregg Sticka

Fabien Foret retiring from the World Supersport race at Donington Park, 28 June 2009.

Donington WSB: Haga airlifted to hospital

28 June 2009 by Michael Guy

Championship leader Noriyuki Haga has been airlifted to Derby hospital following his heavy crash in race two at Donington Park. The 34 year old crashed his Xerox Ducati at Coppice on lap four in a...

DJ Carl Cox parties with Ducati

28 June 2009 by Laura Kennerley

DJ and club legend Carl Cox was one of the guests at Ducati’s Superbike Party at Donington Park WSB event. Cox, who was named the world’s number one DJ by DJ Magazine, was one of 300 guests to...

Donington WSB: Spies whitewashes race two

28 June 2009 by Louise Cain

Ben Spies has taken his second race win at Donington Park coming over the line 6.622 seconds clear of Leon Haslam who took second place for the Stiggy Honda team and his British fans. Michel Fabrizo...

Donington WSB: Cummins – enjoyed it, loved it, brilliant

28 June 2009 by Louise Cain

Road race specialist and the fastest Manx man round the Isle of Man TT Mountain circuit, Connor Cummins finished his first European Superstock race in 18th place just a stone’s throw from a points scoring position. Fresh from his double podium finish at the TT Cummins was keen to make the most of his World level debut. He said: “It has been a really good weekend. Practice went good as it stayed...