July

Stefan Bradl admits doubt over LCR Honda future

18 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Stefan Bradl has admitted he is sweating over his factory Honda future, as rumours intensify that his sought after RC213V seat will go to current Moto3 world championship leader Jack Miller in...

Dean Harrison escapes Southern 100 'moment'

18 July 2014 by Simon Patterson

Dean Harrison might have taken five out of six victories at last week’s Southern 100, and the Yorkshireman was pushing hard all week, as these incredible videos and photos show. Harrison had a huge...

TT fastest newcomer Hickman set for UGP debut

17 July 2014 by Simon Patterson

Peter Hickman, the fastest ever Isle of Man TT newcomer, will continue his transition to road racer next month, as he takes on the ultra-fast Ulster Grand Prix race in mid-August. The Lincolnshire...

Marquez and Pedrosa hoping Brno remains on MotoGP calendar

17 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Repsol Honda duo Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa have both said they hope the fast and technical Brno circuit remains on the MotoGP world championship schedule after 2014. Doubts have been cast about...

Rumblings from the Laguna Seca paddock

17 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

The silly season started for real at Laguna and looks set to gather pace as WSB enters it’s long eight week summer break. Aprilia man Sylvain Guintoli, both Kawasaki Racing Team Riders and Pata...

Marc VDS Racing abandon plans for 2015 MotoGP switch

17 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Belgium’s high-profile Marc VDS Racing squad has abandoned plans to switch to MotoGP in 2015. Marc VDS Racing looked seriously at moving to MotoGP at this time last year but a deal never materialised...

Tito Rabat to stay in Moto2 in 2015

17 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Highly rated Spaniard Tito Rabat could be the first rider to win the Moto2 crown and defend the title. The Marc VDS Racing squad has confirmed this morning that Rabat will remain with the...

Marc Marquez has second crash in Brno test

16 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Reigning MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez has escaped unhurt in a second crash in the space of two days during a private HRC test at the Brno track in the Czech Republic. The Repsol Honda rider was...

Video: Red Bull Romaniacs Preview

16 July 2014 by Simon Patterson

With one of the world’s hardest enduro events kicking off today in Romania, Red Bull have released a trailer previewing their Romaniacs event, where Brits Graham Jarvis and Johnny Walker start as...

First pics: Marc Marquez tests 2015 Honda RC213V

16 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Reigning MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez has just kicked off Honda’s preparations for the 2015 world championship at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic. The Spaniard, who is undefeated in the...

Repsol extends HRC sponsorship deal

16 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Repsol has extended one of the longest-running sponsorship deals in motorsport history by confirming it will remain as the title sponsor of the official Honda MotoGP squad until the end of 2017. The...

Dani Pedrosa: Important to test 2015 Honda prototype early

16 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Dani Pedrosa has spoken of the importance of evaluating the new 2015 Honda RC213V Factory prototype early, with the Spaniard expected to test next year’s bike for the first time today (Wednesday) in...

Marc Marquez explains Brno test crash

16 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Dominant reigning MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez was uninjured in a crash on the opening day of a private Honda test at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic yesterday (Tuesday). The opening day...

Marquez and Pedrosa plan to debut 2015 Honda in Brno test

15 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa are hoping to debut the 2015 prototype version of the factory Honda RC213V in the Czech Republic tomorrow. Honda is staging a private test at the Brno circuit and part of...

Marc Marquez crashes in Brno test

15 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

Reigning MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez has walked away unhurt from a crash during a private HRC test at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic. The Spaniard, who has dominated the 2014 world championship with nine wins from nine races, fell in mixed conditions at turn five in this morning’s session. The opening day of the private Honda test, which is only being attended by Marquez and...

Sponsor talks key to LCR expansion plans

15 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

LCR Honda boss Lucio Cecchinello is expected to find out within the next few days whether his Monaco-based MotoGP squad has the budget to expand to a two-rider effort in 2015. Cecchinello has had long...

Laguna WSB Race 2: Sykes wins crash-strewn dash to lead championship into summer break

14 July 2014 by Steve Hunt

With Chas Davies not returning to the grid – after a particularly large high-side in the earlier race saw him sent to the medical centre with concussion – the British contingent were short of one...

Laguna WSB Race 1: Melandri leads Aprilia one-two at Laguna Seca

14 July 2014 by Steve Hunt

Despite a great start from Melandri in Laguna Seca, turn one still saw Sykes take the lead and – with his qualifying pace preceding him – what looked set to be another race win. But, after all his...

Sachsenring MotoGP: Marquez wins after bizarre start

13 July 2014 by Liam Marsden

Marc Marquez made it nine wins in nine races at the Sachsenring on Sunday, despite having to start the race from pit lane. 20 minutes before the race rain began to fall, meaning the majority of the...

Sachsenring Moto2: Aegerter takes last lap win

13 July 2014 by Liam Marsden

Swiss rider Dominique Aegerter has taken the full 25 points at the Sachsenring after battling with Mika Kallio. Aegerter spent most of the race in Kallio’s wheel tracks unable to make a move. With...

Summer break too far for Lowes

13 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

After Laguna Seca has been completed the SBK hoards will head back to Europe, with some of the teams heading to Portimao for a (now increasingly rare) testing opportunity on 21 and 22 July. Some...

Guintoli ready to risk more

13 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

Sylvain Guintoli knew even before he got to Laguna Seca that he would have to go for it at this race and every other one, as Sykes was in an enviable championship position, so the prospect of Sykes...

Laverty makes radical changes

13 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

Eugene Laverty took his Voltcom Crescent Suzuki to a second row start in America but was even more confident he could have done better, but for a less than perfect Superpole. Complaining all year of...

Bryan Staring making progress

13 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

In the first free practice at Laguna Seca the name Bryan Staring was well into the top ten positions in a field of 27 riders. Staring admitted that it was only FP1 at that early stage but he put his...

Sachsenring Moto3: Miller holds on to take win

13 July 2014 by Liam Marsden

KTM rider Jack Miller saw off all challengers to take victory in the Moto3 race, leading from start to finish. The win sees the Australian extend his lead at the top of the championship as Romano...

Why is Cal Crutchlow struggling so much?

13 July 2014 by Matthew Birt

No grip, no lean angle, no confidence. That about sums up Crutchlow’s Ducati experience so far. “I’ve been scared to ride the bike because I have no idea what it is going to do from corner to...

Laguna Seca WSB: Sykes takes pole

12 July 2014 by Liam Marsden

Reigning world champion Tom Sykes claimed his 23rd World Superbike pole position at Laguna Seca ahead of tomorrow’s races. The Kawasaki rider set a best time of 1’21.811 to hed the front row ahead of...

Camier's first MV steps

12 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

Leon Camier was thrown into the SBK mix once again in 2014 despite having no regular ride, as he took over control of the MV Agusta Reparto Corse F4 vacated for one race by injured regular Claudio...

Lowes hits early high

12 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

Among a short handful of WSB riders who were taking their first experiences of the Laguna Seca circuit this weekend Alex Lowes (Voltcom Crescent Suzuki) did best of all after one day, in fifth place...

Riders Mystified By Laguna Schedule

12 July 2014 by Gordon Ritchie

The weekend schedule at Laguna Seca in 2013 featured a race on Saturday and one on Sunday, but in 2014 the WSB weekend featured two races on Sunday as per most rounds. One major departure from the norm was featuring all three times qualifying sessions on Friday, leaving just one free practice and then two sessions of Superpole on Saturday, wit the rest of the day turned over to AMA racing. Most...

Stefan Bradl admits doubt over LCR Honda future

Dean Harrison escapes Southern 100 'moment'

TT fastest newcomer Hickman set for UGP debut

Marquez and Pedrosa hoping Brno remains on MotoGP calendar

Rumblings from the Laguna Seca paddock

Marc VDS Racing abandon plans for 2015 MotoGP switch

Tito Rabat to stay in Moto2 in 2015

Marc Marquez has second crash in Brno test

Video: Red Bull Romaniacs Preview

First pics: Marc Marquez tests 2015 Honda RC213V

Repsol extends HRC sponsorship deal

Dani Pedrosa: Important to test 2015 Honda prototype early

Marc Marquez explains Brno test crash

Marquez and Pedrosa plan to debut 2015 Honda in Brno test

Marc Marquez crashes in Brno test

Sponsor talks key to LCR expansion plans

Laguna WSB Race 2: Sykes wins crash-strewn dash to lead championship into summer break

Laguna WSB Race 1: Melandri leads Aprilia one-two at Laguna Seca

Sachsenring MotoGP: Marquez wins after bizarre start

Sachsenring Moto2: Aegerter takes last lap win

Summer break too far for Lowes

Guintoli ready to risk more

Laverty makes radical changes

Bryan Staring making progress

Sachsenring Moto3: Miller holds on to take win

Why is Cal Crutchlow struggling so much?

Laguna Seca WSB: Sykes takes pole

Camier's first MV steps

Lowes hits early high

Riders Mystified By Laguna Schedule

British speedway GP: Woffinden regains title lead with second place in Cardiff

Sachsenring Moto2: Aegerter steals pole

Sachsenring MotoGP: Marquez takes pole with new record

Sachsenring Moto3: Miller takes pole

BSB at Brands Hatch throws open the door for free fan event

S100: Guy Martin takes solo title as Harrison wins five