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Marquez takes Moto2 victory number five in the Czech Republic
Marquez takes Moto2™ victory number five with new lap record to extend Championship lead in the Czech Republic
Alex Marquez enjoyed a dominant weekend at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic as Moto2™ action resumed after the summer break. From his second pole position of the season, the EG 0,0 Marc VDS rider was second away from the line at the start but regained the lead by the third corner and never looked back
NEW DAYTONA Moto2™ 765 LIMITED EDITION
NEW DAYTONA Moto2™ 765 LIMITED EDITION
Following overwhelmingly positive customer demand, Triumph Motorcycles confirm the introduction of the ultimate edition of the legendary, multiple Supersport Championship-winning Daytona, which will be officially revealed at a special press event at the GoPro British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Friday 23rd August 2019.
Hearts the size of Helmets
I’ve met many charity groups over the years, but the generosity and enthusiasm from the biking community goes unsurpassed. Extraordinary people selflessly giving their time for others, so they can make a real difference to the local community. I’m sure we’ve all seen the staged gestures “coincidently” caught on camera then published on social media, yet the real hero’s humbly go about their business seeking no recognition or reward.
I met a member of the Redditch Charity Bikers (RCB) group by chance and I’m really glad I did. R.J. kindly connected me with Sam, one of the founders of the charity; the heartfelt story that unfolded highlights the true essence of helping others.
Brittney Olsen debuts 1928 Indian Chief racer at Goodwood
1928 Indian Chief Brittney Olsen Goodwood
Brittney Olsen, champion American antique motorcycle racer and founder of 20th Century Racing, debuted her recently completed 1928 Indian Chief Class A Board Track Racer at the prestigious Goodwood Festival of Speed, bringing her love for the history of early American motorcycle racing to the international crowd. Held in the beautiful English parkland surrounding Goodwood House, the event is one of the most anticipated motorsport festivals on the international calendar and celebrates all aspects of the sport from two wheels to four, from the earliest racing machines to the very latest.
The only Japanese rider to win at the TT has passed away
Mitsuo Ito, the first and only Japanese rider to win at the Isle of Man TT, has passed away at the age of 82.
Born on 1 January, 1937, Ito san was a lifelong Suzuki employee and made his Grand Prix debut in 1961. Two years later he won the Ultra-Lightweight TT on his Suzuki RK67, and he remains the only Japanese rider to win around the famous 37.73-mile course. In 2008 he returned to the Isle of Man with Suzuki GB to celebrate his achievements.