Tornado hits Northallerton.

Former World Superbike Champion Colin Edwards heads a prestigious list of two-wheel stars making their way to the quaint British town of Northallerton next Tuesday evening (July 20th) for an annual chat show organised by the North Yorkshire Road Racing Supporters Club.

Edwards, known to his legions of fans as 'The Texas Tornado', switched to the Telefonica Honda MotoGP Team for 2004 and - prior to heading to Donington Park for the sell-out British Grand Prix - will be meeting and chatting with fans at Club Amadeus.

Joining Edwards on stage will be current World Superbike Championship leader James Toseland (middle pic), who will make the trip up from his Sheffield home fresh from taking a second place in Sunday's Laguna Seca event.

Eurosport MotoGP commentator, and Crash.net contributor, Toby Moody will also be taking part n the show, which will include an informal chat, an auction, a raffle and the ever popular 'Question Time' where fans pose any manner of questions to the stars!

Aprilia MotoGP rookie Shane 'Shakey' Byrne is also hoping to come along but has yet to finalise his schedule, while double BSB winner, and another Crash.net contributor, Scott Smart (lower pic) has already been confirmed.

Doors open at 7.30pm with the first of the chat shows starting at 8.00pm. Admission costs ?8.00 for adults with accompanied children ?2.00.

Club Amadeus is located in Elder Road near to the town centre with ample free parking nearby. Further details are available from NYRRSC Secretary Sue Symons on (UK) 01904 339647.