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WSBK: Spies takes 10th Superpole of season at Magny-Cours
MotoGP: Lorenzo scores pole position, Stoner third in Estoril
MotoGP: Spies to race as wild card in Valencia for Yamaha
Oz MX: NSW takes out Interstate Challenge Cup at Junior titles
Oz MX: New Junior champions crowned as Aussie titles finish
MotoGP: KTM to pull out of 125cc Grand Prix racing next year
MotoGP: Lorenzo leads on Friday, Stoner fast on return
On the opening day of the bwin.com Grande Prmio de Portugal it was Fiat Yamaha’s Jorge Lorenzo who set the pace in MotoGP free practice with a best time of 1’37.185s in the closing stages, after heading the timesheet for most of the session.
WSBK: Top four in series top Magny-Cours Friday practice
General: Free tool kit and ramp with Honda CRF-X models
Oz MX: Last chance for points in Junior Nationals tomorrow
General: Ride now and pay later with Fraser Motorcycles
WSBK: Stiggy Racing splits with financial provider S2 Racing
WSBK: Neukirchner ruled out for remainder of 2009 season
MotoGP: Stoner back in the paddock on Thursday at Estoril
WSBK: Toseland and Crutchlow for Yamaha team next season
MotoGP: Tech 3 Yamaha welcomes Spies, Edwards confirmed
MotoGP: Spies confirmed for Monster Tech 3 Yamaha team
Ben Spies will be moving to MotoGP in 2010 with Tech 3 Yamaha, the Texan recently signing a two-year deal with Yamaha, which originally planned for him to remain in World Superbike for one more year before moving to MotoGP in 2011, but Spies and Yamaha together have decided to advance the move by one year.
Oz MX: Finals begin as business end of Junior Nationals looms
General: Score free Garmin watch with Suzuki motocross bikes
General: Suzuki offers $500 for Boulevard and Bandit rego
MotoGP: Honda riders preview this weekend's GP in Portugal
RR: Donald re-signs with Tas Racing Suzuki for 2010 season
MXON: Strong Australian team for MX of Nations this weekend
WSBK: Haga and Spies battle set to continue at Magny-Cours
Oz RR: The Oran Park 6-Hour secures television deal on One HD
WSBK: BSB champion Camier confirmed for Aprilia in France
As reported in yesterday's Racing Insider, just a few days after securing the British Superbike title, Leon Camier has announced he will compete in the Magny-Cours round of the Superbike World Championship aboard the Aprilia RSV4 this weekend.