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KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP., U.S.A. SUSPENDS ROAD RACING FOR 2010 SEASON IRVINE, Calif. (Dec. 18, 2009) — Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. announced the company will not participate in the AMA Pro Racing road racing series in 2010. "While we've always considered road racing an integral part of our...

As you may be aware, I'm starting to believe that the point of Moto2 is actually to create a bunch of privateer teams who build their own rolling chassis and then lease engines (F1 format). The existing manufacturers have been extremely resistant to the idea. Furthermore, the proposal they gave...

Another Rizla Suzuki rider has signed to ride with Kawasaki. I can only imagine that CV was wise enough to get a guarantee that the team will still be participatin in 2011. LINK

"Borrowed" from Formula Xtreme website FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, 21 September 2009 KRT Road Racing Suspended in 2010 Due to the current economic climate and the ongoing uncertainty of the 2010 series, Kawasaki has decided to suspend all KRT road racing activities in 2010. Although...

MotoGP: Hayate Kawasaki out for 2010 HAYATE - the MotoGP team formerly known as Kawasaki - are to quit racing in the Premier class at the end of 2009. Last year Kawasaki announced its withdrawal from MotoGP competition, handing over their project and accompanying machines to the newly-formed...

LINK Mike Preston, Road Racing Manager of Kawasaki USA has been laid off and his position has been eliminated. What does this say about the future of Kawasaki in the AMA? What does this say about the possibility of an MIC breakaway series? It certainly doesn't look good for Hacking, Hayden...

Good article http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2009/Jun/jo...ins-intervi.htm

AGREED. VISORDOWN'S MOTOGP mole has unearthed an unofficial report that Kawasaki has been chosen as the sole engine supplier for the new Moto2 race series. Our source alleges that a deal's already been cut for Kawasaki to supply the one-make engines for the class, despite Dorna's claims that...

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE <div class='quotemain'>Marco Melandri knew when he signed the contract with Hayate that Kawasaki would only be doing limited development on the bike in 2009. Just how limited that development will be was revealed today by Matthew Birt on the Motorcycle News website...

I was just wondering if anyone knew whatever happened to the screamer engine kawasaki was supposed to implement in their GP bikes? I remember hearing about it last year, but i never followed up on the development of it. I sure would have loved to hear that thing go around either Laguna Seca or...

looks like we will have a backmarker after all... LINK MOTOGP » Melandri will race Kawasaki in MotoGP! Marco Melandri will compete in MotoGP this season after a deal was struck between Kawasaki and Dorna to enter a one-rider team. Although most eyes were set to be on whether Melandri...

MotoGP 25 January 2009 20:10 Kawasaki have now pulled out of MotoGP for whatever reason you chose to believe. The reason for pulling out is not important, what is important is how the championship can continue with out them. Since MotoGP became four stroke, the rules have been written to...

Irvine, Calif. - Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. announced today it is realigning its road racing program to accommodate changes in the platform announced by AMA Pro Racing beginning this season. The company will focus its efforts on the premiere AMA SportBike 600cc class, fielding a...

L i n k Olivier Jacque is testing at Eastern Creek. Eastern Creek is about a 10 minute drive away,might go have a look..

LINK Full speed ahead for Kawasaki SBK and SS racing programmes Update: January 13, 2009, 11.45 PM ET Comment Email Print In view of last week's decision by Kawasaki to withdraw its factory team from MotoGP, there has been some recent speculation as to how this would affect the rest...

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http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2008/Kawasak...+run+third+bike Supposedly Ducati was willing and Ezpeleta was wanting 40% of the field to commit to Michelin.The rumored 3rd Kawasaki was going to put them over the top but they were waiting on word from KHI. Will they reconsider or is the tire deal...

I heard over the weekend that Ducati found out that Melandri tested the Kawasaki in Japan after Laguna and were none to pleased. They were going to release him until they found out.