Asymmetric Tires
Filed under: MotoGP, Technical, Technology, Video, YouTube
Race highlights from Qatar MotoGP
And here is the interview with Rossi
A thrilling opener
Filed under: Bike Dudes, Jorge Lorenzo, Losail Circuit, MotoGP, Qatar, Rossi, Yamaha
What a start for the season, it was a really thrilling race yesterday at Losail…kept it us on our toes from lap one.
The Doctor claims the podium, but the star was Lorenzo…this dude is aggressive…he is the” No Guts…No Glory” type of guy.
SuperBike iPhone App
MotoGP, and F1 are also available at the app store.
May the best man win
Today at 11pm 7:30pm on Jazeera Sport 2, or Eurosport for the uncensored version ;-).
Oh and lets not forget the Valencia round of the Super Bike, at 4:45pm 3:45pm.
Casey takes the podium
Filed under: Ducati, Losail Circuit, MotoGP, Qatar, Rossi, Stoner
MotoGP 2010 Calendar
http://www.flogs.com is a cool calendar service website, no more manually entring events dates… all you have to do is find the events you like, subscribe to them, choose your calendar format -Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple OS X iCal, Mozilla Thunderbird Lightning, Mozilla Sunbird, Facebook, BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows Vista Calendar, Yahoo!, Windows Live- and the events will automatically be added to your calendar.
You select which events you which to follow -sports, music, film, theatre, games, specific subject areas, etc – and relevant sub-categories. For example: Sports > Football > FC Barcelona, then click, click, click, and the information requested will appear in your digital calendar.
If you are a Mac user here is the link to the MotoGPWSBKF1 2010 season calendar, just click it and it will add all the 2010 season to your iCal application.
For the none tech savey dudes here is a link to some desktop background MotoGP calendars.
MotoGP goes HD
Filed under: Bike babes, MotoGP, Paddock Girls, Rated [R], Video
11 days from today we will be watching the 2010 MotoGP season in HD, the championship will be broadcasted in full HD for the first time ever.
HD has become a standard now for top level sports, and MotoGP is no exception. However, covering up to six kilometres of track, seventeen race bikes, the pit garages and helicopter shots with HD cameras has required years of planning and preparation from series organiser Dorna Sports. The biggest challenge has been the on board cameras, and Dorna together with Gigawave are working to develop these extremely sophisticated cameras.
The Following channels will be broadcasting in HD, RTL Club (Belgium), Eurosport (France), Sport TV (Portugal), Digisport (Hungary) and Viasat (Scandinavia), Speed TV (US), ESPN (Latin America), Globosat (Brazil), One HD (Australia), StarHub (Singapore), Sky (New Zealand), Al Jazeera (Middle East), ESPN Star Sports (Asia) and Supersport (Africa), and the list is growing.
I can’t wait for 3D ;-).
2010 Suzuki GSV-R
This is the bike that Capirossi and Bautista will be racing at the 2010 MotoGP, Suzuki is planing a strong comeback this season and has designed a totally new bike for this…retro looks and a new V4 engine with improved acceleration, increased durability for the new engine restrictions that will be implemented into this year.
According to Suzuki this is the most technically advanced racing motorcycle that the Suzuki factory has ever produced.
Bike specs:
Engine Type: 4 stroke water cooled V4
Displacement: 800cc
Max Power: 225+ ps / 18,000rpm
Valve Control and Type: Pneumatic (air control), DOHC four-valve
Carburation Type: Fuel injection
Lubrication System: Wet sump (Motul Lubricants)
Clutch: Dry multi plates (back torque reduction type)
Transmission: Six speed low friction constant mesh
Final Drive: Chain
Frame Type: Twin spar aluminum alloy frame
Suspension: Front: Inverted type telescopic (Öhlins) / Rear: Link type (Öhlins)
Tyres: Bridgestone
Wheels: Front and rear: 429mm (16.5 inches)
Brake System: Front: Double carbon disc (Brembo) / Rear: Single steel disc (Brembo)
Overall Length: 2080mm
Overall Width: 660mm
Overall Height: 1150mm
Weight: 150+kg
Fuel Tank: 21 litres
Estimated top speed: 330+km/h
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Q & A with خورخيه
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