Being a world champion in any sport has its good moments as well as its great moments and newly crowned 125cc MotoGP World Champion Julian Simon found this out as he made his way down the street in his hometown of Villacanas, Spain. Greeted by thousands of adoring fans that lined the street to cheer for their hero, Simon got a different view of the people he grew up around and his smiles told the story as he took in the warm energy of the crowds and gave it back with his smile.
Riding for Bancaja Aspar, Simon became the 2009 …read more

Moto GP is hot! In fact, despite the financial problems experienced in the sport in recent times industry experts expect sportbike racing to stay strong in the years to come and public interest in watching athletes ride the latest motorbikes to reach unprecedented levels.
The Moto GP World Championship has seen mostly Spaniards and Italians carrying the checkered flag around the track in recent times, but in 2009 many countries are planning on sending teams to compete for the championship. This year Finland, San Marino, Austria, Netherlands, Russia, and Thailand will all be represented by riders, each hoping to blaze their …read more