The racers and teams of the fastest sport on two wheels are on time off at the moment, accept for promotional tours, the occasional personal trip, and of course the off season training and tuning of the bikes for the upcoming 2010 MotoGP season.
Randy de Puniet is one of these racers who is currently evaluating his 2009 performance and thinking of things he can do to improve his performance on the bike in 2010. He equalled his best ever result during the 2009 MotoGP season, with an 11th place finish in the final standings, and he must be thinking that …read more

MotoGP riders are knights on metal steeds that routinely cheat serious injury as they compete against each other on unforgiving tracks that can leave a rider in need of serious rehabilitation or even sitting on the side lines for an extended period. The speeds that they routinely achieve during the races don’t allow for the time to recover or react once a mistake has been made and at these moments the reality of racing must really impress itself on a racer. The adrenaline spike at the moment when a racer realizes he lost control of the bike and is about …read more

The MotoGP competitions at Donington Park came to an end Sunday after a history that has seen its share of amazing moments and tragic events. This marks a point in history that’s both a pity and turns a page in the history books of the fastest sport on two wheels that will never be forgotten. Andrea Dovizioso will rank a note or two in the history books as the last premier class winner at the Midlands circuit, but this competitive racer is probably just glad to grab a needed 25 points toward his goal of a world championship.
The last competition …read more