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Motogp Season Review

Posted on April 23, 2026 by Gerard

Motogp Season Review – Halfway through the 2016™ season we take a look back at Valentino Rossi’s year so far…

In the 2016 season, Valentino Rossi has again tried to get the tenth world championship. Having missed out on the title to teammate Jorge Lorenzo in 2015 by just five points, Rossi was more determined than ever at the start of the season. The Italian hopes a return to Michelin tires and new spec electronics will give him the boost he needed to lift his first World Championship since 2009.

Motogp Season Review

Before the first race of the season in Qatar, Rossi announced that he would stay at ™ until 2018, with the 37-year-old extending his contract with the Movistar Yamaha ™ team for a further two seasons. The Italian had to settle for fourth during the race after an excellent battle for second with Marc Márquez (Repsol Honda) …

Hill Climb Racing: How To Overcome Difficult Levels

Posted on April 20, 2026 by Gerard

Hill Climb Racing: How To Overcome Difficult Levels – The Garage is an extra feature to the main game where you can build custom cars. It costs 300 gems to unlock. Its possibilities range from upgradeable parts like Inline 4 engines to Diesel V8 TT engines, along with different types of body frames, and even different types of tires.

The Hill Climber (shown below), is a basic body for a custom car. It looks and acts like the normal Hill Climber. The Hill Climber body is a common car body found in gift boxes.

Hill Climb Racing: How To Overcome Difficult Levels

The first car is there after unlocking the garage, but you can create more cars, starting from 1 million coins. Each subsequent car is 1 million coins more than the previous one. The name of the car is the name of the chassis but can be changed for …

Women In Superbike Racing: Breaking Barriers And Making History

Posted on April 18, 2026 by Gerard

Women In Superbike Racing: Breaking Barriers And Making History – Disruptive Women: MotoAmerica Road Racer Kayla Yaakov, 16, of Rahal Ducati Moto, Talks About the Three Things You Need to Disrupt Your Industry

…I’m breaking barriers for young girls across the country. I want to prove that women can run professionally like everyone else!

Women In Superbike Racing: Breaking Barriers And Making History

As part of our series about women who are shaking things up in their industry, we had the pleasure of interviewing 16-year-old Kayla Yaakov, MotoAmerica road racer for Rahal Ducati Moto.

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Kayla Yaakov, the youngest woman in MotoAmerica in the SuperSport category! Kayla’s monumental growth from the Mini Cup ranks to her debut in the 2024 SuperSport class is a testament to her courage and determination. At age 15, Kayla was the first woman to …

How To Budget For An Endurance Racing Season

Posted on April 16, 2026 by Gerard

How To Budget For An Endurance Racing Season – While some budget-focused endurance series take an anything-goes, lap-time-based approach to qualification and classification, others use price ranges or performance indexing systems that balance cost and competitiveness. are designed to balance.

No one ever claimed that racing is cheap, but among its various disciplines, road racing can be especially hard on one’s wallet. Even for those who want to compete at the grassroots level, wheel-to-wheel racing has long been an expensive proposition with sanctioning bodies like the Sports Car Club of America and the National Auto Sport Association. Out of reach of participants.

How To Budget For An Endurance Racing Season

As a result, a group of racers decided to take matters into their own hands and created the 24 Hours of LeMons in 2006. Unlike traditional club road racing, Lemmons deliberately diverted attention from spending more on the competition with …

How To Market Yourself As A Drag Racer

Posted on April 14, 2026 by Gerard

How To Market Yourself As A Drag Racer – Going to your first drag race? There are some things you should know. Check out my drag racing dos and don’ts.

On my husband’s birthday weekend, I attended my first drag racing. I learned a lot about the dos and don’ts of drag racing. In this post, I share my best lessons. From what to wear to how to sit, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know to make your day at the races fun and safe. So buckle up, grab your headphones and let’s dive into the world of drag racing.

How To Market Yourself As A Drag Racer

Drag racing is a type of motorsport event that involves two drivers competing against each other in a straight line acceleration competition. The objective is to see who can reach the finish line first, and the winner is …

Street Racing: A Look At The Fast And The Furious

Posted on April 11, 2026 by Gerard

The first time I heard the name Big Willie Robinson was when I saw a race car that had been through the war. The ceiling disappears, the body becomes breathless. The wells of his feet were thick with cobwebs.

Street Racing: A Look At The Fast And The Furious

It was parked in a lot owned by Ted Moser, a plain-spoken guy who builds vehicles for movies and TV shows. Moser nodded at the Plymouth and told me that Big Willie had won that car in drag races around the country.

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He said I should have known about Big Willie. But at …

The Journey Of A Motogp Rookie

Posted on April 8, 2026 by Gerard

The Journey Of A Motogp Rookie – Since its inception in 2007, the Red Bull MotoGP Rockies Cup has become the best stepping stone for young talent, consistently developing exceptional riders, who then progress to the lightweight classes of the MotoGP™ World Championship. Many recent world champions in Moto2™ and Moto3™ have roots in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup – including Johan Zarco, Brad Binder and George Martin.

Aiming to prepare riders for elite-level competition, it offers riders the opportunity to race competitive KTM equipment on some of the world’s best tracks, as well as gain their first experience in the paddock.

The Journey Of A Motogp Rookie

Pedro Acosta flew the flag for Spain in 2020, emerging after a season of true dominance, victory after victory and wrapping up the crown ahead of the season finale. As he moved into the Moto™™ World Championship and continued to impress, …

Motogp And Sustainability

Posted on April 5, 2026 by Gerard

Motogp And Sustainability – The 3rd round of the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup 2021 coincides with World Environment Day 2021 and the Cup will continue to showcase a wide range of green energy solutions, innovative technology and sustainable materials.

The Energica Ego Corsa, which competes in the Cup, produces zero emissions and the motorcycles are also permanently charged. JuiceRoll Race Edition from Enel X, official smart charging partner of the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup, is a new charging infrastructure designed and developed specifically for MotoE™.

Motogp And Sustainability

Thanks to its built-in storage system, it requires limited mains power and can quickly charge all Energica Ego Corsa MotoE™ vehicles when needed.

Kiss Misano: Sustainability Runs At The Motogp™ Red Bull San Marino And Rimini Riviera With The Co Ordination Of Right Hub

The system is also connected to the electrical grid of the race tracks at each location; …

Motogp Safety Innovations

Posted on April 2, 2026 by Gerard

Motogp Safety Innovations – From in-suit airbags to machine learning-based simulations of tire wear, they’re helping to ensure MotoGP is not only the most exciting it’s ever been, it’s also the safest. With Lenovo’s powerful data collection technology, Ducati engineers are anticipating what will happen when the rubber meets the road and avoiding accidents in the process.

It seems like a paradox: Motorcycle racing is getting faster and faster, but at the same time it is getting safer.

Motogp Safety Innovations

When you’re tearing up a racetrack at 225 mph, the danger is real. And when you’re a MotoGP rider, failure is on the course. But technology is helping to make crashes safer for riders, making MotoGP fast and fearless.

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Lenovo’s powerful analytics tools are helping Ducati make smarter decisions about tire consumption on the track so that riders can safely …

Endurance Racing Fuel Strategies Explained

Posted on March 31, 2026 by Gerard

Endurance Racing Fuel Strategies Explained – It goes without saying that no one can complete the 24 Hours of Le Mans – a race in which some competitors cover around 5,000km – without refueling or changing tires from time to time. That’s why pit stops are very important and can be decisive on the long road to victory.

“Races are won and lost in the pits” is often heard in the paddock. Obviously, the less time you spend in the pits, the better. However, it’s often more rush, less speed, and teams also have to follow certain rules or risk punishment.

Endurance Racing Fuel Strategies Explained

For example, for safety reasons, the pit lane speed is limited to 60 km/h, and drivers are not allowed to unbuckle their seat belts until the car has come to a complete stop (the engine must be turned off). In addition, the necessary tools …