MOTOGP » Honda's RC211V - MotoGP’s best bike?

Hi Kumaressan, Olivier Jacque never won in China (2005) he was 2nd. Kawasaki has still to score a victory in MotoGP. Regards, B

WSBK » Spies not giving up on title hopes

Cheers for deleting my post pointing out a mistake in your report then updating your story to correct it and not mentioning that...

MOTOGP » 125: Iannone wins again at drying Motegi.

I hope Bradley is ok after that pretty spectacular incident. He looked to have caught himself a cropper in the face/neck area and had blood all the way down his leathers...ouch! Better luck next time out Bradley, here's hoping he's ok.

MOTOGP » 125: Haojue withdraws from Japanese Grand Prix.

Agreed dave97, this could be the start of something quite ominous. The Chinese bike industry's rise to dominance...just like Japan started all those years back when they were a "joke" entry. No ones laughing now are they?

WSBK » WSS: Third consecutive pole for Crutchlow

Fantastic to see Cal has adapted so well to the new bike and series. Same goes for Eugene Laverty. I'll be cheering on both guys tomorrow morning, just wish I was there again! Assen is a fabulous place to spectate from!

MOTOGP » Back and raring to go!

Good luck Bradley!!! I know I won't be the only one shouting his head off at the tele come the first race of the season willing you (and all the other Brits!) well! "Give it the berries!!!!"

BSB » GSE forced to delay European test plans

It's one thing to have a bike built up to spec to suit a couple of riders racing on different tracks but it's no substitute for riding the actual bike yourself and getting it the way YOU want the bike to be and to get to know the intricacies of a new machine (to both riders). I'd be quite concerned if I were either of the GSE riders right now.

MOTOGP » Kawasaki becomes Hayate.

Honestly, what is the point? They could just have easily named it "Team Horlicks" for all the interest it's going to generate. Desperate stuff indeed.

WSBK » Spies makes amends with race two win

What a start to the championship! It was so nice to see all the new faces, new bikes, new teams and manufacturers doing well in the first round. Great ride from Spies it has to be said, he hung in there in kept Nori honest right till the end and then blasted past. Biggest surprise for me though was the great results for Leon Haslam. I honestly didn't expect the Stiggy bike to be up there. ROCK ON QATAR!!! can't wait

MOTOGP » Eurosport confirms Moody, Ryder - no Mamola

Great news! It's just unfortunate that Randy will no longer be a part of the team. For all of those who think the commetary will be lessened just think back to the days of WSBK on SKY when Julian and Keith provided the commentary, that was all from a studio in London! Only the Brands and Donnington rounds were covered from the tracks. Good to have you back lads!!!