Graeme’s latest Blog on bothersome budgets and the question mark that always seems to hover around race paddocks as a championship campaign comes to a close
Life In The Old Dog Yet
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Giving it Five
As MotoGP gets ready to go again this weekend in the Czech Republic Neil peers back at five key moments that have shaped a weirdly close championship so far
The place to be? VIP Village
The VIP Village is a key part of the MotoGP paddock but often unreachable and somewhat mysterious to the average race fan. We took a look behind the tinted glass to find out what is going on and the place it still has as part of the show
David Emmett Blog: Grip or Go
David gets into the black stuff with some analysis of the grip issues surrounding MotoGP at present and forcing some unexpected scenes in Grand Prix
Neil Morrison MotoGP Blog: The Binder Escape
MotoGP Journalist Neil Morrison crafted a very readable Blog entry from Valencia in which he took a look at Brad Binder’s impressive Moto3 championship campaign and where the Grand Prix path could lie for the South African
WorldSBK Blog from OTOR #141: All over bar the shouting
Graeme Brown gives his thoughts after the ‘day that almost was’ for Jonathan Rea at Jerez (although certainly resonated for Chaz Davies) as well as some gossip on 2017…
Lorenzo leaves, Rossi plants it at Jerez and MotoGP warms-up in first Euro stop
Yamaha were again protagonists at a Red Bull Grand Prix of Spain for different reasons. Jorge Lorenzo’s career path dominated build-up to round four and Valentino Rossi’s fondness for Jerez lead to just his third Pole since 2010. ‘Sideways’ Sam Lowes mastered Moto2 while the ‘new’ Rossi, sixteen year old Nicolo Bulega, was the quickest from the frenzy of Moto3…
