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Topic: 2006 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season

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World Motor Racing LONDON: The first race of the 2006 Formula One season in Bahrain on March 12 will introduce significant rule changes as well as new faces. MANAMA: As the countdown to the March 12 Formula One season opener race continues, Michael Schumacher fever is gripping Bahrain. No, Jeff Gordon said, his victory Thursday in the second Gatorade qualifying race at Daytona International Speedway is not proof that he has pu... www.wnracing.com   (579 words)

West aims for fourth podium 2006 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix - Official Site Australia’s latest grand prix motorcycle racing star, Anthony West, is seeking to equal a feat of three of the great names in Australian motorcycle history at this weekend’s German GP. The SKYY VODKA Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix is the penultimate round of the championship at Victoria’s PhillipIsland on October 17-19. In the 125cc class, another young Australian, Casey Stoner, is still chasing an elusive first podium after showing consistent speed in the first half of the season. bikes.grandprix.com.au /news_features/archive/2003/news/west_aims_for_fourth_podium   (1357 words)

Another Aussie on MotoGP grid 2006 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix - Official Site 2006 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix - Official Site A second Australian will be racing in the top class of the motorcycle grand prix world championship soon, thanks to the Japanese outfit that kick-started world champion Wayne Gardner’s international career. Former Kawasaki grand prix rider and world supersport champion Andrew Pitt will race a Moriwaki prototype in five rounds of this year’s MotoGP championship, including the Cinzano Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Victoria’s Phillip Island on October 15-17. bikes.grandprix.com.au /news_features/latest_news/another_aussie_on_motogp_grid   (519 words)

Team Suzuki and Suzuki Racing News from Try My Sport Suzuki and John Hopkins have agreed to enter into a new two-year contract, which will see MotoGP& youngest rider racing the ever-improving Suzuki GSV-R in the 2006 and 2007 seasons. John Hopkins qualified his Suzuki GSV-R in eighth place for tomorrow’s Gauloises Grand Prix Ceske Republiky while team-mate Kenny Roberts Jr was only able to complete five laps during qualifying practice due to poor health. Mat Mladin headed a Yoshimura Suzuki one-two-three for the fourth time this season at the opening AMA Superbike double-header at Virginia International Raceway. www.trymysport.co.uk /sports_news/suzuki_racing_news/suzuki_racing_news_index.htm   (519 words)

GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Drivers > Mike Hailwood Driving a Surtees TS10, Mike won the 1972 European F2 Championship and had several promising Grand Prix placings driving John's car, including battling for the lead of the '72 South African GP against Jackie Stewart and Denny Hulme. Possibly the greatest motorcycle racer of all time, Mike Hailwood never quite managed to reproduce the same winning form when he switched to car racing, although all the natural flair, ability and promise still shone through. Mike first dabbled in F1 back in 1963, but it was not until the early 1970s that he had a serious shot at single seater racing driving for fellow former bike racer John Surtees' team. www.grandprix.com /gpe/drv-haimik.html   (248 words)

Rubber Magazine - West, KTM 250 Looking Ahead To French Motorcycle Debut The all-new KTM 250 project is in the early stages of development and is part of KTM's carefully planned expansion into grand prix road racing. The 2005 season was always planned as a development and evaluation year for the 250cc project as part of KTM's long term strategy of a full scale world championship campaign for 2006. The KTM 250 is part of overall strategy by KTM to increase its involvement in the Road race world championship with the Austrian manufacturer now represented in the three FIM world championship classes - 125, 250 and MotoGP. www.rubbermag.com /news/050317_01n.html   (515 words)

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