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A sneak preview of the @reddingpower Moto2 bike for 2012 (Taken with Instagram at Marc VDS Racing)

Casey Stoner is not a man to mince his words. I asked him for his opinion on a few things during an interview at Le Mans this year and, in typical fashion, the Australian didn’t hold back. Some might not like Stoner’s outspoken views, but in a

Stoner’s Soapbox

At Le Mans I got 15 minutes with Casey Stoner. This was the result. At Le Mans, Casey Stoner became the latest member of a very exclusive club indeed, becoming one of only three MotoGP riders in the modern era who’ve ever managed to turn a who

Casey Stoner: Pulling no punches

After two successful seasons in Italy, where the series is run by the Gresini Honda MotoGP team, the Trofeo Moriwaki expanded into Holland for the first time in 2011. The Dutch version of the Trofeo Moriwaki, the GP3 Junior Cup, is open to rid

Where’s the British Moriwaki Cup?

Sometimes it’s hard to be a woman… →

Could Elena Rosell open the door to more women in Grand Prix racing?

The Royal Irish cat strangling band make an appearance (Taken with Instagram at Belfast City)

At the Belfast Christkindlmarkt (Taken with Instagram at Christmas Continental Market)

As French as a baguette wearing a beret →

As a Brit, the Endurance World Championship wasn’t something I’d paid much attention to in the past, despite the fact that we’ve had four world champions in James Ellison, Carl Fogarty, Brian Morrison and Too Tall Terry Rymer, who won it twice. In

The 2012 RHL Beach Race at Swansea

In 2012 RHL Activities will bring the madness that is beach racing to the unsuspecting city of Swansea.

The first ever RHL Beach Race at Swansea will take place over the weekend of 2-4 March 2012 on the beach and beachfront at Swansea Bay.

More than 50,000 spectators are expected to descend on the event to see 1000 plus riders go head to head in the three-hour feature race on Sunday.

More info on the RHL Beach Race at Swansea can be found here.

Video edit by e-dub media.

The Weston Beach Race must be the maddest race on the British motorsports calendar. The main solo race involves racing for three hours on the Weston-super-Mare beach, which has been built up with jumps bigger than your average house.

The start of the race is equally impressive, with more than 1000 bikes hurtling along the kilometre start straight, with every rider aiming to get to the main part of the course before everyone else.

It’s (dis)organised chaos!