2006

Year: 2006

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Blog: Wet Japan GP?

16 September 2006

MCN’s MotoGP reporter Matt Birt is publishing a daily blog to give you an even better insight into the racing world. Here’s his latest post from Japan: Anyone for a wet weekend in Japan? You know you...

BSB: Lavilla on pole

16 September 2006

Reigning British Superbike champion Gregorio Lavilla has taken pole position for the penultimate round of the championship at Silverstone on Sunday, September 17, 2006. Lavilla posted a time of...

BSB: Silverstone results

16 September 2006

BSB race two result: Ryuichi KIYONARI Gregorio LAVILLA Leon HASLAM Shane BYRNE Jonathan REA Karl HARRIS Michael RUTTER Dean THOMAS James HAYDON Ben WILSON Michael LAVERTY Glen RICHARDS Billy McCONNELL Craig COXHELL Peter HICKMAN Jon KIRKHAM Marshall NEILL Dean ELLISON Marty NUTT Chris MARTIN Ollie BRIDEWELL Howie MAINWARING Michael HOWARTH DNF Simon ANDREWS Craig SPROSTON Tommy HILL Here are...

Rossi escapes penalty

16 September 2006

MCN’s MotoGP reporter Matt Birt is filing a daily blog to give you the best insight into the MotoGP paddock, and in his latest post, he reveals what has happened with the controversy at Phillip...

MotoGP: Australia result

16 September 2006

Here are the full results from the Australian round of the MotoGP championship on Sunday, September 17, 2006. MotoGP: Marco MELANDRI Chris VERMEULEN Valentino ROSSI Sete GIBERNAU Nicky HAYDEN Casey...

Extreme close-up

16 September 2006

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16 September 2006

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Martin moves to DFX

16 September 2006

Australian WSB rider Steve Martin has signed for the DFX Treme team for 2007, joining MIchel Fabrizio on Hondas. Martin has ridden for Foggy Petronas for two seasons, but with the Petronas...

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16 September 2006

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Bol d'Or warm-up

16 September 2006

There’s renewed hope for the British teams competing at the Bol d’Or 24 Hrs race today, Saturday, September 16, 2006, as dry conditions have seen the Diablo team jump from 32nd to 4th fastest, and Phase One jump up to 8th quickest. The time sheets were headed by the Suzuki Castrol team, from Yamaha GMT 94 and Team Kawasaki Fuchs. Diablo’s Mark Rohtlaan put in the fastest time for the squad and...

Babe behind you...

16 September 2006

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Blog: Hayden's signature

16 September 2006

MCN MotoGP reporter Matt Birt is at the Japanese Grand Prix, and broke the news Nicky Hayden had signed for Honda for a further two years. Want to know more and read Matt’s insight into the...

Hayden on Aussie pole

16 September 2006

Nicky Hayden has bounced back from two disapointing MotoGP races to take pole in the qualifying session for the Australian GP on Sunday, September 17, 2006. The American factory Honda rider recorded...

Hayden stays with Honda

16 September 2006

Nicky Hayden has just signed a new two-year deal with Honda’s official factory MotoGP team, ending speculation he will leave Repsol Honda. The deal has just been announced in the last 15 minutes by...

Blog: Hayden v Rossi

16 September 2006

MCN’s MotoGP repoter is in Australia to report ont he latest round of the MotoGP world championship, and he’s filed a daily blog to give more insight into what goes on away from the TV screens, as...

Melandri takes shock win

16 September 2006

Marco Melandri took the win at the Australian Grand Prix in an unpredictable race full of drama, as wet weather saw the first appearance of the white flag wet weather rule. It was Shinya Nakano who...

Everts takes final victory

16 September 2006

Stefan Everts ended his record-breaking career in World Motocross with his fourteenth overall win in the 15-round 2006 season at Ernee in France on September 17, 2006, marking the end of an era in...

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09 September 2006

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Haydon back for Suzuki

09 September 2006

James Haydon will return to racing for the penultimate round of the British Superbike Championship at Silverstone on September 17. Haydon has missed the previous four rounds due to serious injuries...

Rossi takes amazing win

09 September 2006

Valentino Rossi has taken a magnificent victory at the Sepang GP after an epic battle with Loris Capirossi. The Ducati and Yamaha riders were the only two in contention for the win after pulling out...

Bayliss on pole

09 September 2006

Troy Bayliss has continued his domination at the Lausitz Ring taking pole position for Sunday’s race. The Ducati rider set the best lap in the qualifying session then went on to take the top spot by...

Wins for JT and Yukio

09 September 2006

Troy Bayliss failed in his attempt to wrap up the World Superbike title early after conceding the Lausitz Ring races to Yukio Kagayama and James Toseland. Bayliss look like he was going to take the...

BSB beats BTCC

09 September 2006

Shane Byrne won the Battle of Brands Hatch with a convincing ride leading BTCC driver Tom Chilton by 15 meters. The race was one lap of the Indy circuit of Brands Hatch to see who would win out of a...

Blog: Phillip Island starts

09 September 2006

MCN MotoGP reporter Matt Birt spends his days, nights and weekends getting to know the GP world better than anyone. Now he’s sharing the experiences of being a top GP reporter with a new blog. Playing the waiting game Youd have probably got better odds this morning on Tim Henman winning Wimbledon than Randy de Puniet topping the timesheets at Phillip Island on day one. Fair play to the French...