2002
Yamaha and Rinaldi introduce 2003 kit parts.
The Yamaha Rinaldi Research & Development (YRRD) partnership between Yamaha and motocross expert Michele Rinaldi turns another page in its history with the introduction of performance kit parts for the YZ250F and the new-for-2003 YZ450F four stroke models.
Ferrari threatens to quit F1?
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has spoke out against the proposals aimed to diminish Ferrari's current dominance in Formula One.
Pitt goes wild at home.
Andrew Pitt will race in front of his home fans for the first time on the ZX-RR this weekend at Philip Island, while fellow wild card Shinichi Itoh will join him in the MotoGP class. The other wild-card riders for the Australian Grand Prix are named as: MotoGP class:
Suzuki confirms Tortelli, Pastrana - no Windham.
American Suzuki Motor Corporation today announced the 2003 lineup for Team SoBe Suzuki, which sees the inclusion of ex factory Honda and Kawasaki riders, but Kevin Windham's future remains in the air.
Speedway GP goes from strength to strength.
Benfield Sports International (BSI), today announced the provisional 2003 calendar which includes a Grand Prix in New Zealand.
Axo Sport to become official supplier of Dorna.
Dorna Off Road S.L. and Axo Sport S.p.A. have finalized an agreement where the latter has been appointed as the official supplier of the clothing for all Dorna's MX staff for the 2003 FIM Motocross World Championship Season.
Beirer takes inter-German Motocross title.
Sunday Pit Beirer won his first German title in nearly a decade. The soon-to-be KTM factory rider took the International German Motocross Championship for the third time in his career.
Rain puts Wimbledon's Dragon's fixture in doubt.
The heavy rain over the last few days has cast a major doubt over tomorrow nights speedway meeting at Plough Lane.
What's so super about the SSS on Langley Park?
If you have your finger on Perth's pulse you may have noticed a surge recently. On the banks of one of Perth's biggest assets, the Swan River, a transformation is underway.
Jarvis aware of takeover speculation.
Peterborough co-promoter Ian Jarvis admits he is aware of speculation linking former boss Jim Lynch with a takeover at the club. But there is concern over the amount of dates available at the East of England Showground next season.
Hislop splits with MonsterMob Ducati.
MonsterMob Ducati team owner Paul Bird has made the somewhat shock announced that he will not be renewing the contract of 2002 British Superbike Champion, Steve Hislop.
Penske confirm Dodge switch.
Penske Racing have confirmed one of the worst kept secrets in the NASCAR paddock by announcing that they will use the Dodge Intrepid chassis in 2003 and beyond, ending their lengthy association with Ford.
B.A.R bid Panis a fond farewell.
It was a disappointing end to the season for Lucky Strike B.A.R Honda but in the garage the champagne was still flowing as the team prepared to say a fond farewell to Olivier Panis, who leaves B.A.R to join Toyota next year.
Wolstenholme backs his boys.
Rye House Raiders Skipper Simon Wolstenholme believes that his team are in great shape to pull off one of the greatest escape acts since Houdini in the final of the Conference League Knockout Cup.
End of the road for Asiatech?
The Formula One paddock may have seen the last of Asiatech following Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.
Q&A: Pierre Dupasquier.
Michelin Motorsport Director - Pierre Dupasquier, talks about the Japanese Grand Prix, plans for 2003 and a lot, lot more: Q: Pierre (Dupasquier). This was another good race for Michelin in terms of tyre performance. What did you make of it?
Button leaves Renault with a point.
Jenson Button ended his Renault career with a sixth place finish at Suzuka today and so leaves the manufacturer with a point as he heads to BAR for 2003.
Slide king McCoy forgets racing and has fun.
Garry McCoy finished today's Malaysian GP in 15th place as the Aussie struggled to overcome a lack of grip, and although he collected a solitary world championship point it was hardly the boost he was looking for with his home race at Phillip Island, near Melbourne, taking place in just seven day
Aprilia reveal cause of Melandri's retirement.
The MS Aprilia team have revealed that Marco Melandri was deprived of sealing the 250cc World Championship today in Sepang because of an electrical failure on the very first lap.
Fifth is not my potential, says Kato.
Daijiro Kato had a relatively quiet race today in Malaysia, falling prey to the advance of Valentino Rossi on lap five - and Ukawa one lap later - eventually finishing fifth at the flag.
McNish out of Japanese GP.
Allan McNish's Formula One career appears to have ended earlier than expected, following confirmation that he will not take part in the final round of the 2002 season at Suzuka.
Magnificent Max beats RCV onslaught at Malaysia.
Max Biaggi took a magnificent second Grand Prix victory of the year today at Sepang, as the Roman Emperor out-rode the RCV's of Rossi, Barros and Ukawa - who almost needed to swap insurance details after their epic battle.
Petronas develops own F1 fuel.
Sauber sponsors and Malaysian national oil and gas corporation Petronas has announced that it is currently developing its own Formula One fuel for the Swiss team ahead of the 2003 season.