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NAKANO AND HOFMANN SET FOR TOUGH DONINGTON ASSIGNMENT
23 July 2005 - Kawasaki Racing
Kawasaki riders, Shinya Nakano and Alex Hofmann, will start tomorrow's British Grand Prix from twelfth and fifteenth positions respectively.
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ROSSI TAKES FIFTH POLE OF THE SEASON AT 'HOME' CIRCUIT
23 July 2005 - Yamaha Racing
Gauloises Yamaha Team rider Valentino Rossi will start tomorrow's British Grand Prix from the front of the MotoGP grid after clocking his fifth pole position of the season in this afternoon's qualifying practice at Donington Park. |
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ROSSI BACK ON TOP AT DONINGTON PARK
23 July 2005 - DORNA COMMUNICATIONS
After recording his worst result of the season so far with third place in Laguna Seca two weeks ago, Valentino Rossi was firmly back on top of the MotoGP pile with a stunning new pole record at Donington Park on Saturday afternoon. |
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DORNA AND H3G LAUNCH LIVE BROADCAST OF MOTOGP RACES FOR MOBILE PHONES IN ITALY
23 July 2005 - DORNA COMMUNICATIONS
This weekend’s betandwin.com British Grand Prix will be a date to remember in the history of MotoGP, as it will be the first race ever that fans will be able to watch live through their mobile telephones. |
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RAIN CLOUDS OVERSHADOW FIRST DAY AT DONINGTON PARK
22 July 2005 - DORNA COMMUNICATIONS
The opening day of the betandwin.com British Grand Prix was interrupted by rain today as the clouds hovering above the Donington Park circuit eventually gave way to light showers during this afternoon’s second free practice session. |
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GAULOISES YAMAHA RIDERS SET PACE AT GLOOMY DONINGTON
22 July 2005 - Yamaha Racing
Gauloises Yamaha Team riders Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi set the pace on the opening day of the British Grand Prix under damp grey skies at Donington Park today. |
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DONINGTON, A TWO-FACED TRACK
22 July 2005 - Honda Racing
The MotoGP World Championship returns to Europe after its American adventure, and to a familiar track, which is best known for its two contrasting sections, Donington Park. |  |
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NAKANO AND HOFMANN STRUGGLE FOR GRIP AT COOL DONINGTON
22 July 2005 - Kawasaki Racing
Kawasaki riders Shinya Nakano and Alex Hofmann struggled to come to grips with a day of dismal summer weather, and the Donington circuit, in today's opening free practice sessions. |
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SUPERB FIRST DAY AT DONINGTON FOR TEAM SUZUKI MOTOGP
22 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team SUZUKI MotoGP racers John Hopkins and Kenny Roberts Jr both had their best first day results of the season at the betandwin.com British Grand Prix from Donington Park in England.
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GERMAN GRAND PRIX : WILD-CARD RIDERS
22 July 2005 - Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme
The wild-card riders who will race in the German Grand Prix, scheduled on the circuit of Sachsenring on July 31 next, are the following:
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DAY OF CHAMPIONS BRINGS MOTOGP PADDOCK BACK TOGETHER AT DONINGTON PARK
21 July 2005 - DORNA COMMUNICATIONS
The entire Grand Prix paddock was reunited today with riders from the MotoGP, 250cc and 125cc World Championships teaming up with the British public to make their annual contribution to improving medical aid services in Africa as the Riders for Health charity held their biggest and most impressive Day of Champions yet at Donington Park. |
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HOPKINS AND TEAM SUZUKI MOTOGP LOOKING TO IMPRESS AT ‘HOME’
20 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team SUZUKI MotoGP will be heading to Donington Park in England this weekend for the betandwin.com British Grand Prix, round nine of the MotoGP World Championship.
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DETERMINED KAWASAKI PAIR HEAD FOR HALFWAY POINT AT DONINGTON
19 July 2005 - Kawasaki Racing
As the MotoGP World Championship reaches its halfway point Kawasaki factory riders, Shinya Nakano and Alex Hofmann, return to European race action this weekend for the British Grand Prix at Donington Park.
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DONINGTON MOTOGP SET-UP REPORT
19 July 2005 - Yamaha Racing
Opened: 1977
Fastest Lap Ever: 1' 29.973 (Colin Edwards, 2004)
MotoGP lap record: 1' 29.973 (Colin Edwards, 2004)
Last year MotoGP winner: Valentino Rossi
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MOTOGP RETURNS TO EUROPE FOR BETANDWIN.COM BRITISH GRAND PRIX
19 July 2005 - DORNA COMMUNICATIONS
After a groundbreaking first Grand Prix on American soil in over a decade two weeks ago, the MotoGP World Championship returns to more familiar territory this weekend as the Donington Park circuit in England opens its gates to the series for the 19th consecutive season. |
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ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GRAND PRIX
15 July 2005 - Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme
British Grand Prix: wild-card riders |
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HAYDEN DELIGHTS FANS WITH DEBUT MOTOGP WIN
12 July 2005 - Honda Racing
Repsol Honda’s Nicky Hayden sent 60,000 fans crazy today by taking his first MotoGP win under clear blue skies at Laguna Seca, California. |  |
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DOUBLE PODIUM JOY FOR YAMAHA AT LAGUNA SECA
11 July 2005 - Yamaha Racing
Yamaha Motor Company celebrated its 50th Anniversary with a double podium finish at Laguna Seca today, as Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi took second and third place respectively in the United States Grand Prix. |
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HOPKINS BATTLES FOR TOP SIX IN LAGUNA THRILLER
11 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
John Hopkins raced his Red Bull Suzuki to a hard-earned eighth place at today's Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix from Laguna Seca Raceway in California, narrowly missing out on a top-six place by less than a second.
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KAWASAKI MEN BOTH SCORE POINTS IN AMERICA
11 July 2005 - Kawasaki Racing
MotoGP racing made a spectacular return to North America today, with Kawasaki rider Shinya Nakano finishing in a strong ninth place in the USGP.
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