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Michelin has confirmed the use of 'a completely new compound' and two 'totally new' rear tyres to suit the unique demands of Phillip Island, venue for this weekend's Australian MotoGP. Previous exclusive tyre supplier Bridgestone was memorably caught out by resurfacing at the circuit in...

Could be interesting. If they went to Suzuki (which I doubt), I wonder who would snap up the two free Duc's.

The manager of Pramac Ducati has confirmed to Crash.net that the team has offered Danny Kent a three-year MotoGP deal in which the current Moto3 championship leader would receive equipment 'very close' to full-factory spec. Francesco Guidotti said in an interview on Friday that the team has...

http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/motogp/silvano-galbusera-valentino-rossi-crew-chief/

DuCATi Been let out of the bag Rossi to Ducati Confirmed ? http://tinyurl.com/25hmzfr Rossi to Ducati in 2011 Confirmed! Plus, Inside the new Mega-Monster - First Look Photos View slideshow » To my knowledge (and I have known Ducati for more years than I care to count)...

Following talks between MotoGP’s governing body the FIM, series rights holder Dorna Sports and the MSMA, the Commission agreed to change the maximum engine capacity of the MotoGP class to 1000cc for the 2012 season. A limit of 4 cylinders will also be introduced, with a maximum cylinder bore...

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Ducati has confirmed to Crash.net that the new swingarm used during the Qatar MotoGP night test, which concluded on Tuesday, is made of carbon fibre. Ducati's Desmosedici GP9 is already the only MotoGP bike to feature a carbon fibre chassis and the move to a carbon fibre swingarm further...

It's official now...not a hint anymore http://www.crash.net/motorsport/motogp/new...onda_split.html

http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/sport/sp...ssisingssuzuki/ see link then again this is MCN

OH YEAH BABY!!!...TIME TO REPLAY SOME SLIDES!!! GO GARY!! MOTOGP News Monday, 18th September 2006 Ilmor confirms McCoy, Michelin. Ilmor has confirmed that former 500cc race winner Garry McCoy will ride its new 800cc V4 MotoGP machine, fitted with Michelin tyres, in the final two rounds of...

Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. and Valentino Rossi are delighted to announce that Valentino will stay with Yamaha for a further year. Rossi will continue to race in Yamaha's MotoGP line-up riding the Yamaha YZR-M1 in the 2006 MotoGP World Championship. Yamaha Confirms Valentino Rossi For 2006