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MotoGP: First look. Provisional calendar for 2020.
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Plans are already being put in place for next year’s MotoGP season. And the provisional calendar for all of the action has just been released. The big news is it looks like we’re going to see 20 races next season – with the addition of the Finnish GP. But it’s still waiting for its official…
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WSB: It’s official. Scott Redding WILL replace Alvaro Bautista at Ducati for 2020.
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We’ve been hearing rumours for a few weeks – but it’s now official. Scott Redding is heading to World Superbikes for 2020, joining the ARUBA.IT Ducati team for 2020. Redding will replace Spanish sensation Alvaro Bautista (who has been rumoured to be on his way to Honda) – and race as part of a three-man…
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RUMOURED: Triumph Speed Triple 1160 on the way for 2020?
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Rumours are swirling that Triumph’s been quietly working on a new 1160cc Speed Triple – and it sounds like we might get to see it in flesh at the big bike shows later in the year, in time for a 2020 release. There’s no doubt Triumph’s hugely successful naked sportbike is due an update. The…
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MotoGP: New rulebook for 2020. Jump starts and knee sliders.
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The Grand Prix Commission has confirmed its updated rulebook for MotoGP racing in 2020. Carmelo Ezpeleta (Dorna, Chairman), Paul Duparc (FIM), Herve Poncharal (IRTA), Takanao Tsubouchi (MSMA), Jorge Viegas (FIM President), Mike Trimby (IRTA, Secretary of the meeting) and Corrado Cecchinelli (Director of Technology) met at the Red Bull Ring during the Austrian GP to…
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EVERYTHING you need to know about Triumph’s 2020 Daytona 765. Priced at £15,765. FULL tech specs, the actual documents from TRIUMPH, a MEGA photo gallery and a VIDEO.
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Triumph has just officially unveiled its new Daytona 765 for 2020 inspired by its Moto2 race machine – and here’s everything you need to know about the new bike that you can buy FOR THE ROAD. We’ve been telling you there was a new Daytona 765 on the way from Triumph ever since the…
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FIRST RIDE: Benelli Leoncino Trail
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Benelli is back in business with its electric mix of modern-retro metal – and building on the success of its recently reimagined Leoncino, the Italian factory has gone one step further and kitted it out for the dirt. Introducing Benelli’s Leoncino Trail. There’s no denying the overwhelming popularity of the new breed of neo retro-styled…
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TESTEDS: Shark Spartan Helmet
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RRP: £299.99 // www.nevis.uk.com // Tested by: Ross Mowbray I’ve got a lot of time for Shark Helmets, and over the past few years, I’ve worn one or another pretty much every day. I wear an Explore-for off-road riding, and I’m already onto my second Spartan helmet. I tested my last Spartan helmet thoroughly –…
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MotoStop. Repsol’s NEW biker friendly petrol stations.
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After a large-scale survey of motorcyclists, Repsol has updated 25 of its petrol stations across Spain to make them more biker friendly. The new MotoStop service stations are focused on increasing both the safety and comfort of bikers when they visit a petrol station – and there’s a range of features to make your two-wheeled…
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MotoGP: Rins ousts Marquez by 0.013 to win dramatic British GP
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Suzuki star steals victory from Championship leader’s grasp at Woodcote as we witness two big-hitters crash at Turn 1 Alex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) claimed a sensational victory at the GoPro British Grand Prix as he and Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) treated us to a phenomenal MotoGP race, the Suzuki man eventually beating the…
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MotoGP: Marquez beats Rossi in Silverstone Q2 stunner
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Seven-time and nine-time Champion’s go head-to-head as pole position is decided on the final flying lap Repsol Honda Team’s Marc Marquez took pole number 60 of his career to steal P1 in a Q2 Silverstone stunner, as fellow multiple World Champion Valentino Rossi (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) and Jack Miller (Pramac Racing) line up on…
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