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Portuguese rider fatally injured in Macau GP qualifying

Stephen Davison, 15 November 2012 16:09

A day of carnage and tragedy marred the opening practice session of the 2012 Macau Grand Prix. After a series of rare crashes earlier in the day Portuguese rider Luis Carreira lost his life in a crash on the third lap of the afternoon qualifying session. 35 year old Carreira, who finished fourth in Macau in 2008, died soon after ...

Yamaha Classic Race Team entered for Classic TT

Anonymous, 14 November 2012 11:10

Former factory Yamaha mechanic Ferry Brouwer has announced plans to bring his Yamaha Classic Racing Team to the inagural Classic TT in August. YCRT will race in the 250cc, Formula 1 and Formula 2 Classic classes, with classic racing vetran Allan Brew leading the charge on 250 and Formula 2 machines. Allan, a Manx local, is a respected classic racer ...

Guy Martin and Dan Cooper confirmed for first Classic TT

MCN Sportsdesk, 07 November 2012 11:12

Isle of Man TT and television star Guy Martini has confirmed his entry for the inagural Classic TT next August, alongside up and coming TT rider Dan Cooper. The two will take the line as teammates in the 500cc Classic race on Team Molnar Manx 500cc Manx Nortons, as the local team make a return after a ten year absense ...

Poll: Who’s the greatest current real-roads racer (apart from John McGuinness)?

MCN, 12 September 2012 14:22

John McGuinness is undoubtedly the most successful current real-roads racer with his 19 TT wins, but who would you vote for as the greatest current real-roads racer besides McGuinness? pollcomment

Manx GP Senior Race Results 2012

MCN Sporstdesk, 03 September 2012 08:21

The Senior Manx Grand Prix Race Senior - Class1 31 John Simpson* 675cc Triumph 01 25 00.25 106.526 Replica2 43 Andrew Soar* 750cc Suzuki 01 25 02.29 106.484 Replica3 3 Wayne Kirwan 600cc Yamaha 01 25 06.13 106.404 Replica4 17 Ross Johnson 600cc Yamaha 01 25 50.25 105.492 Replica5 24 Andy Lovett 600cc Honda 01 26 39.07 104.502 Replica6 9 ...

Manx GP fatality

MCN Sportsdesk, 25 August 2012 12:42

The Manx Motor Cycle Club, the organisers of the Manx Grand Prix, have announce the death of Steve Osborne, 60, from Douglas, Isle of Man following an incident by Alexander Drive on the approach to Quarterbridge during last night’s qualifying session. Steve, an IT consultant with the Isle of Man Government, first competed on a home built BSA Bantam with ...

Dunlop does Ulster GP double

Gary Pinchin, 13 August 2012 09:19

Michael Dunlop ignored the effects of two slipped discs in his back to chalk up a memorable double win on Saturday in the 90th Anniversary Ulster Grand Prix on the famed Dundrod circuit, near Belfast. Dunlop opened the day with a confident win in the six-lap Superstock race riding the Ard Na Mara/McAdoo Kawasaki, to cross the line 4.037s clear ...

Lee Vernon succumbs to injuries

Gary Pinchin, 10 August 2012 23:30

Carlton Baxter Communications have this evening, Friday, August 10 at 7.33pm, issued the following statement on behalf of the Dundrod & District Motorcycle Club – the organising club of the Ulster Grand Prix. “It is with much sadness that the Dundrod & District Motorcycle Club confirm that Lee Vernon has passed away in hospital following an incident during the Dundrod ...

Michael Dunlop wins Dundrod 150 Superbike race

Gary Pinchin, 10 August 2012 10:36

Michael Dunlop chalked up his first-ever win on the famed 7.4mile Dundrod road course near Belfast when he dominated yesterday afternoon’s Dundrod 150 superbike race. Dunlop ignored the effects of two slipped discs in his back that made walking agony but seemed to have little effect on him aboard the Hunts Motorcyles/McAdoo Honda. He had built a 3.37s lead by ...

Cummins sets Ulster Superbike pace

Gary Pinchin, 09 August 2012 10:50

Manxman Conor Cummins set the pace on the first day of practice in the Superbike class at the McKinstry Skip Hire Ulster Grand Prix yesterday (Wednesday). The Tyco TAS Suzuki rider lapped the superfast Dudrod circuit at 129.429 and was 0.678s quicker than Michael Dunlop on the Hunt’s/McAdoo Honda. Dunlop was suffering again from two slipped discs in his back ...