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Casey Stoner heads to the Japanese MotoGP round on the back of a debut win for his new Ducati. His main competition should come from Valentino Rossi and FIAT Yamaha. more...
Motorcycle Racer Santiago Herrero
Santiago Herrero was one of the world's best 250cc bike racers at the time of his death during the 1970 Grand Prix season. more...
Jock Taylor, Sidecar World Champion
Jock Taylor won four Isle of Man TT races and claimed the 1980 Sidecar World Championship on a Yamaha outfit. He died at Imatra in August, 1982. more...
Bayliss Wins Third World Superbike Championship
Troy Bayliss will end his astonishing World Superbike career on a high after claiming his third title at Magny-Cours in France. more...
At the time of his career-ending accident, Wayne Rainey looked set to win his fourth 500cc title. The US bike racer was the man to beat in early 1990s Grand Prix racing. more...
Steve Hislop, TT and Superbike Legend
One of the greatest TT and Superbike racers in motorcycling history, Steve Hislop had an exceptional career in top-level bike racing. more...
Jimmie Guthrie, Isle of Man TT Legend
Jimmie Guthrie was a famous Norton bike racer who won six Isle of Man TT's and the European Grand Prix Championship in the 1930s. more...
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By: Murray McLeod
Ken Kavanagh became the first Australian rider to win a World Championship GP, and to also claim victory at the Isle of Man. more...
By: Murray McLeod
As a Norton Works rider Ken Kavanagh scored wins for the firm. His tenure with Moto Guzzi was far more rewarding. more...
By: Murray McLeod
Dave Bennett showed great promise with a win at record speed in the 1951 Manx Grand Prix. His tenure as a Norton works rider was never fulfilled. more...
By: Murray McLeod
'Fearless' Foster earned that title for his courage in handling the fearsome bikes being raced in his era. more...
By: Murray McLeod
Umberto Masetti justified his inclusion in the 1950 Gilera squad; winning the 500cc World Championship; a feat he repeated in 1952. more...
By: Murray McLeod
Dario Ambrosini was the archetypal Latin; fiery and passionate in pursuit of his goals. With his influence the Benelli name was resurrected to World Championship status. more...
By: Murray McLeod
During the turbulent decade 0f the 1920s and beyond, Birmingham's Walter Handley demonstrated that he was a brilliant and at times a controversial rider. more...
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