MOTOGP » Rossi expecting a 'difficult' race.

... it's shibboleth: sb's chickens will come home to roost!

MOTOGP » Rain at Indy?

Kimi: ..."I'm not worried about what happened and I'll fight right until the end," he insisted, "The points will be counted at the end of the season, and there are still five races to go. My actual position is not ideal but, as I've said many times, I'm not someone who gives up easily... "We'll give it all to win, for the team and for the fans. I've got nothing to lose, so I'll give it all, going flat out." Those words fits like a glove to situation in MotoGP.

F1 » Raikkonen: It was -and is - win or bust.

Have you seen those last laps from Kimi's Ferrari? Go to youtube and see. It tells lot about that situation there... He was also not so lucky... example other slow drivers surfing there...

MOTOGP » Rossi expecting a 'difficult' race.

The points will be counted at the end of the season, and there are still five races to go. Stoner's actual position is not ideal but, as said many times, Stoner is not someone who gives up easily.

MOTOGP » Stoner: Speed alone isn't enough.

please, tell something about that ... more details?

MOTOGP » Stoner: Speed alone isn't enough.

Could you post that MCN 06 story? I think Stoner choice was right one lot better than to be VR's left hand...

MOTOGP » Stoner: Speed alone isn't enough.

Hayden (autosport.com) ..."I really want to feel again like a teammate, I mean to be in a team where everyone works in the same direction and shares information. I can't wait for that moment to come. "I have a lot of respect for Casey, for the way he's grown as a rider and the way he does his job. He minds his own business and lets his results do the talking. I'll have no problem with him." He added: "The bike (Ducati) has great potential because of its engine and its power. Casey rides it very well, he's strong, and deserves great consideration for it. But I don't want to talk too much before trying it myself... more on autosport site...

MOTOGP » Spies wins third AMA Superbike title.

... "On a GP bike, you throw a set of new tyres on, and you have to trust it. It’s got so much more grip than I’m used to. That’s what I’m getting used to every time out, just being able to get to that limit when the tyres are fresh.”

MOTOGP » Spies wins third AMA Superbike title.

... The reigning American superbike champion also stepped into the recent debate about the overpowering effect of electronics in MotoGP. “Honestly, there are a couple of things that my Superbike has a little more than the GP bike does, so it’s not that they have so much electronics. It’s more of the mechanical grip that the bike has when you compare it to a Superbike. When you throw new tyres on a Superbike, there’s only a certain amount of level that you can step up your riding and go faster...

MOTOGP » Spies wins third AMA Superbike title.

... "There’s a whole lot less stuff you have to do on a GP bike. But with less things to do, you have to go faster and you just have to push it. The brakes stop a whole lot better and it’s just a totally different ride. The bike is way stiffer than a Superbike and you can’t manipulate the bike as much when you move your weight around than you can with a Superbike because there’s just a whole lot less weight transfer.” Spies though believes that there is less room for a rider to have an influence in MotoGP and he added: “You can be the best rider and if you’re not on the best bike or it’s not set up the absolute right way, you’re not going to win. It’s a lot of the bike here.” ...