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World Superbikes » Foggy dismisses Hodgson's title, AMA move.

Thursday, 13th January 2005

No one can accuse Carl Fogarty of hiding what he really thinks behind bland 'PR speak', and the four-times World Superbike champion had some cutting words for fellow Brit Neil Hodgson during a recent interview with Crash.net.

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Hodgson and Fogarty have previously clashed over Carl's reasons for staying in WSBK, rather than moving to the 500 GP (now MotoGP) world championship.

The full interview with Fogarty, during which he explains why he stayed in World Superbike as both a rider and team owner, will be available on Crash.net Radio from Wednesday January 19.

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