MOTOGP » Lorenzo set to re-write rookie rulebook.

Dutifully noted – has just been edited to state he will become the highest placed four-stroke rookie. Ollie

BSB » Quiz Colin Wright (Airwaves) on Crash.net!

3... 2... 1... Fingers off the keyboard! Thanks once again for your contribution to what promises to be a very interesting Q&A with Airwaves Ducati's Colin Wright. As I said before, we will try and get as many questions answered as we can so watch out for his response some time next week. In the meantime, keep up with all things British Superbikes this weekend when the championship visits Knockhill. Ollie - Ed

BSB » Quiz Colin Wright (Airwaves) on Crash.net!

Dear users, This is your last chance to quiz Airwaves Ducati's Colin Wright as we will be closing the opportunity for questions at 5pm today (Thursday). Thank you to those who have left questions (some more unusual than others!) - we will attempt to get Colin to answer as many as we can, so please don't be too disappointed if he doesn't get a chance to answer yours. Thanks again and stay tuned for Bennetts British Superbike updates from Knockhill this weekend! Ollie - Ed.

WSBK » Craig Jones injury update.

Dear users, It would be appreciated if you could refrain from speculation regarding the condition of Craig Jones until an official announcement is made. We understand the great concern surrounding his condition and welcome those who wish him all the best, but please take into account the feelings of family and friends at this time when posting comments. Thank you for your co-operation Ollie

WSBK » WSS: Huge Jones accident stops race.

Dear users, It would be appreciated if you could refrain from speculation regarding the condition of Craig Jones until an official announcement is made. We understand the great concern surrounding his condition, but please take into account the feelings of family and friends at this time. Thank you for your co-operation Ollie

WSBK » From Tardozzi to Bayliss: WSBK hits 500.

You are correct Marc. Troy has the largest number of podiums at 121, with Carl Fogarty second on 109. It means Bayliss won't be able to catch either of them before he retires. Richard, Carl had 220 starts and 59 wins, with Bayliss next on 142 starts with 48 wins. That comes to a win in every 3.7 starts for Fogarty and a win in every 3 starts for Bayliss. If you look at it like that, Bayliss is therefore more successful rider.