Levy Leaves Wakefield Park with Australian Supersport 300 Overall Win

The Australian Supersport 300 class is wide open this year at the Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK), as there were three different race winners at Wakefield Park Raceway for Round 2. Zac Levy (Puma RV's, Yamaha YZF-R3) leave

Cru Halliday Unstoppable for Yamaha at Wakefield Park

Taking both wins for the Kawasaki Supersport class was Cru Halliday (Yamaha Racing Team, YZF-R6)

Goulburn’s Troy Herfoss Ascends to the Top of YMI Superbike Championship

Rivals and fierce competitors Troy and Wayne Maxwell both collected wins at Round 2 Wakefield Park Raceway for the YMI Superbike Championship.

F1 and F2 Australian Sidecar Championship Wakefield Spectacular

Wakefield Park Raceway was treated to great racing from the Puma RV's Round of the Australian F1 and F2 Sidecar Championship, part of the Yamaha Motor Finance Australian Superbike Championship presented by Motul Pirelli (ASBK).  Race Two Race two of the Puma RV’s round of

LAMBRETTA’S 250CC GP PROTOTYPE

How one man’s love for Lambretta uncovered the Italian marque’s little-known but highly innovative grand prix aspirations

New times and new schedule at Qatar

The revised Qatar schedule left some confusion and complaints, but also had some fans. The disadvantage was a huge temperature drop between afternoon and evening sessions; the biggest advantage one day less spent at a generally unpopular venue. Plus reduced risk of crashing, with

QATAR GP DAY TWO WRAP

A ten-year-old record, set on soft qualifying tyres, went flying in an explosive first qualifying session of the year, with three riders inside the time, and two of them not even in factory teams.

Aero bodywork at Qatar

There was no consensus on aero bodywork at Qatar, where the loss of top speed to downforce wings costs a lot on the long straight.

Zarco becomes hot property

The Qatar weekend opened with the news that Rossi had signed another two-year contract renewal with Yamaha, for 2019 and 2020. The news makes Johan Zarco even hotter property than he was already; and it was confirmed at Qatar that his options have been extended after a direct app

Rossi confirmed another three seasons

It’s confirmed. Rossi will go on and on.. at least for the next three seasons.The Qatar weekend opened with the news that he had signed another two-year contract renewal with Yamaha, for 2019 and 2020

Michelin’s third year as MotoGP’s control tyre supplier

Energica MotoE in Qatar

With the first MotoE Cup race barely a year away, the 11 teams had a first meeting with the series director, ex-Michelin chief Nicolas Goubert, on the eve of the Qatar GP; while one of the race-prepped Energica MotoE bikes was on hand for a first public demonstration lap on race