World Superbikes will be easier to watch for fans around the world this year. The World Superbike series has announced…
We are a little late in bringing you this, the second installment, of the “TT Legends” documentary about the Honda…
Attention female readers, if you can spare €500 ($683 USD), and can manage to pay your way to Spain’s Almeria circuit, the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), together with its Women’s Commission (CFM), wants to provide you training for road racing motorcycles. In partnership with BMW Motorrad and Bike Promotion, there will be a series of training camps will run from February 17th through the 19th — with 3 total days of instruction, training, track sessions and workshops. Hotel accommodations, meals, tires, fuel, etc included. Participants will ride BMW’s S 1000 RR during the event. All in all, this actually looks like a pretty solid deal for talented female riders who want a chance at improving their skills and expanding their talent beyond casual trackdays or amateur racing.
Just two months shy of the start of the 2014 FIM Endurance World Championship, and BMW Motorrad has announced that…
It looks like Movistar is on the verge of a return to MotoGP. Italian site GPOne.com is reporting that the Spanish telecoms giant is close to signing a deal with Yamaha to sponsor the Japanese factory’s MotoGP team of Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi. According to the report, the sponsorship deal is set to be announced at the first Sepang test, at a press conference to be held there. Just how accurate this report is remains to be seen, but there are many indications that the deal could happen. Movistar was a major supporter of motorcycle racing in the past, having backed teams at many levels of racing.
Although MV Agusta has already teased us with a video of the upcoming MV Agusta Dragster 800, the company’s Ducati…