The great trick of Dorna

Dorna is the corporation who has the rights of MotoGP. I have never seen something like that. Please, read the answer to my apply for accreditations

 

Repsol Universe: Pete Benson, Nicky Hayden’s Chief Mechanic

“WHAT MAKES THE REAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WORLD CHAMPION AND THE REST IS HIS WILLPOWER, MORE THAN HIS PHYSICAL CONDITION OR THE BIKE”

After ten years working in the Repsol Honda Team, Pete Benson has had the opportunity of working with some of the best riders in motorcycling history, such as Mick Doohan and Valentino Rossi. In 2005, this 45-year-old Australian, resident in New Zealand, became Nicky Hayden’s Chief Mechanic.

 

CHINA TO MARK CENTENARY FOR HOPKINS

This weekend, the Grand Prix of China will be a cause for celebration in the Kawasaki Racing Team. When he starts the race on Sunday, number 21 rider, John Hopkins, will be marking his 100th race in MotoGP and

 

Hopkins signs off with a stunning podium

 

John Hopkins ended his Suzuki Grand Prix career in style today at Valencia in Spain, by powering his Rizla Suzuki GSV-R to a fantastic third place at the final race of the season.

Starting from seventh on the grid, the Anglo-American made a fantastic start and was in fourth position by the first corner. He then passed Nicky Hayden to move in to third on lap four and pulled away from the 2006 World Champion.

 

SPLIT SECOND SEPARATES LEADERS AT ESTORIL

The 14th round of the MotoGP World Championship got underway today as the first practice sessions of the Portuguese Grand Prix took place at Estoril.

 

WEST IN THE POINTS AS DE PUNIET CRASHES OUT

The first world championship motorcycle Grand Prix for 14 years took place at Misano today and it was a race of very mixed fortunes. Kawasaki Racing Team pilot, Anthony West, managed a well-deserved eighth place while Randy de Puniet crashed soon after the start and was unable to continue.

 

Rizla Suzuki MotoGP looking to keep the results rolling in at Misano

Rizla Suzuki MotoGP heads to the Italian Riviera next weekend for the newest round on the MotoGP calendar, determined to continue with the improved form it has shown so far this year.

 

NINJAS IN THE POINTS AT BRNO

Today’s Czech Grand Prix saw the Kawasaki Racing Team’s riders, Randy de Puniet and Anthony West, complete a hard race in front of a vast crowd at the Brno circuit.

De Puniet, having been strong throughout the previous two days’ practice sessions, started the race from the

 

Brno GP: Suzuki Race report

John Hopkins raced to his best MotoGP result today as he brought his Rizla Suzuki GSV-R home in a superb second position at the Czech Republic Grand Prix.

 

KAWASAKI RETURN TO TRADITIONAL LIME GREEN LIVERY AT BRNO

 

The Ninja ZX-RR machines on which Kawasaki’s Randy de Puniet and Anthony West will return to action at this weekend’s Czech Republic Grand Prix will look decidedly different to the bikes they stepped off at Laguna Seca ahead of the three week summer break.