Cal Crutchlow
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MotoGP: LCR boss: “Cal Crutchlow’s crashes cost us up to $1m a year”
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It’s a helluva figure that the Italian-run MotoGP squad have admitted to, but then Cal is a helluva rider who’s one of the best five motorcycle competitors on the planet. Yes he is. The actual budget to repair or replace crash damage throughout a season is bracketed at between 600,000 and 1,000,000 dollars. Cal has…
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Cal Crutchlow rides EDDIE LAWSON’S Honda NSR500 GP motorcycle. Oh man, oh man, oh man… Cal, you lucky bugger…
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It’s an annual get-together for Honda riders and drivers, their teams and a host of Japanese fans where modern and classic race cars and bikes get put out on track to stretch their legs – and the billy big boy treat this year went to Cal Crutchlow who got to ride Eddie Lawson’s world championship-winning…
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MotoGP: Crutchlow leaves it to late to top Q1 ahead of Petrucci
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The Briton’s final flying lap was enough to secure a place in Q2 where he’ll be joined by Petrucci LCR Castrol Honda’s Cal Crutchlow came out on top in a fiercely competitive Q1 at the Shell Malaysian Grand Prix thanks to his final flying lap, just ahead of Ducati Team’s Danilo Petrucci. As the Australian…
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MotoGP: Petrucci heads Pol Espargaro to Q2 in Thailand
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The Mugello race winner leads the returning KTM star into Q2, having both got the better of a late-charging Cal Crutchlow A critical Q1 for the MotoGP session saw Mugello race winner Danilo Petrucci (Ducati Team) and Pol Espargaro (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) head for Q2. Cal Crutchlow (LCR Honda Castrol) was briefly in…
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NEW GEAR: Alpinestars LIMITED EDITION Cal Crutchlow Supertech R boots. Order yours NOW.
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To celebrate this weekend’s British MotoGP at Silverstone – Alpinestars has launched a new pair of Supertech R’s inspired by Cal Crutchlow. Cal secured his place in British racing history when he gave a wet riding masterclass to take victory at the 2016 Czech Republic round – becoming the first Briton to win a premier…
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MotoGP: Crutchlow and Bagnaia leave it late to move through to Q2
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The Brit and the Italian took the last two places in the fight for pole position with their final flying laps LCR Castrol Honda’s Cal Crutchlow topped Q1 with a 1:23.829 at the myWorld Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich to make sure he joined the fight for pole position in Q2. The Brit had a big…
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MotoGP: Marquez completes a decade of dominance in Germany
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Reigning Champion equals Rossi’s Mugello record of 10-straight wins at a single circuit to stretch his lead in the Championship Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) completes a decade of dominance at the Sachsenring after cruising to a 4.5 second victory at the 2019 HJC Helmets Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland, the reigning Champion makes it 10…
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NEW GEAR: HJC’s new Cal Crutchlow RPHA 11
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HJC has just released a Cal Crutchlow replica of its track-ready RPHA 11 – designed by iconic Italian helmet specialist, Aldo Drudi. We love it. And we thought you might too. Priced at £479.99, HJC’s RPHA 11 has made a name for itself over the last few years as one of the best lids on…
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MotoGP: First blood to Fabio Quartararo in France! Valentino Rossi 10th, Cal Crutchlow 11th!
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The Petronas Yamaha man took advantage of home turf advantage at Le Mans to finish the first free practice session top of the timesheets. The rising star of the premier class muscled his way past the Ducati duo of Andrea Dovizioso and Danilo Petrucci whilst fellow Yamaha rider Maverick Vinales finished up fourth. Marc Marquez…
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MotoGP: Cal Crutchlow SLAMS jump start penalty. “I’m balancing. And they’re saying it’s a jump start. It’s just ridiculous.”
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Cal Crutchlow’s hopes of a podium finish in Sunday’s Argentina MotoGP were scattered after he was penalised by a ‘ridiculous’ jump start penalty. Speaking about the incident, Crutchlow said “If you look at the side camera, which is what they showed me, I moved. But not even a centimetre. I’m balancing on my toes. It’s…
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