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BIKES SHOULD SHARE CARPOOL LANES SAY BMF
30 March 2005 - BMF
News that Transport Secretary Alastair Darling is considering a new ‘congestion-busting carpool lane on the M25’ has led to the British Motorcyclists Federation asking that motorcycles be included in such a scheme. |
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SPEEDWAY RESULTS
30 March 2005 - British Speedway Promoters Association
Speedway results for Wednesday 30th MArch 2005. |
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PREXPORT VENUS LADIES LEATHER JACKET
30 March 2005 - Fowlers of Bristol
Prexport, the Italian motorcycle clothing specialists, have created a practical and figure-hugging leather riding jacket that the ladies will love.
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CHRIS WALKER RETURNS TO ARAI
30 March 2005 - Phoenix Distribution (NW) Ltd
UK favourite, Chris Walker, has returned to the brand where his career began and signed a sponsorship contract to wear Arai helmets. |  |
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CAROLE NASH SHORTLISTED FOR UK’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS BUSINESSWOMEN’S AWARD
29 March 2005 - Carole Nash Insurance Consultants
Carole Nash, founder and executive chair of the UK’s market-leading motorcycle insurance specialist, has today been named among a nationwide shortlist of five for the Veuve Clicquot Award. |  |
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PEUGEOT LUDIX BLASTER – GTI FUN AT A BUDGET PRICE
29 March 2005 - Peugeot
The new Ludix Blaster scooter from Peugeot, due on sale in the UK this April, offers Gti fun at a budget price. |  |
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MORE TWO WHEELED ACTION AT CROFT
29 March 2005 - Croft Circuit
The 2005 season continues in style this weekend at Croft Circuit when the opening rounds of the Derby Phoenix Motor Cycle Club road race championships take place at the North Yorkshire track on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd April. |  |
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MOTORISTS HIGHLIGHT THEIR CONCERNS IN BROAD-REACHING SURVEY
29 March 2005 - Green Flag Motoring Assistance
British motorists have delivered a clear message to politicians on the issues that would influence their voting in any forthcoming election..
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SHAND COMPLETES RACE 1 IN NATIONAL SUPERSTOCK OPENER
29 March 2005 - Aim Racing
Les Shand completed race 1 of the Melzeler National Superstock Championship with a comfortable 21st place. |  |
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MCGUINNESS SCORES POINTS AT BRANDS HATCH
29 March 2005 - Aim Racing
McGuinness had a mixed Bank Holiday weekend at Brands Hatch with a no points finish in race 1 and scoring 2 points in race 2.
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SPEED CAMERAS KEY ELECTION ISSUE SAYS SAFE SPEED
29 March 2005 - Safe Speed
Survey results published today by Green Flag Motoring Assistance show clearly the gulf between motorists' concerns and government policy. |
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KTM POWERED PROTON-KR COMPLETES FINAL JEREZ TEST
29 March 2005 - KTM-Sportmotorcycles AG
The promise of much more to come from the KTM-powered Proton KR was the feeling from British rider Shakey Byrne after completing the three-day IRTA test at Jerez (March 25-27.) |
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TOMMY AND OLLIE RACK UP THE POINTS AT SUNNY BRANDS
29 March 2005 - Wayside Racing
Brothers Tommy and Ollie Bridewell made impressive debuts in their respective classes as a record 50,000 crowd turned out to witness the opening round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship meeting at Brands Hatch in Kent yesterday. |  |
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SUPERBIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW - ROUND TWO: AUSTRALIA
29 March 2005 - Yamaha Scooter
After a solid start in the opening round at Qatar, Yamaha's Superbike World Championship campaign makes their only racing trip to the southern hemisphere for the Yamaha-sponsored round two of the series at Australia's Phillip Island circuit. |
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SPEEDWAY NEWS AND FIXTURES 29.3.05
29 March 2005 - British Speedway Promoters Association
NIGEL Wagstaff is hopeful Billy Hamill will ride for Oxford again this season. |
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HARD DAY FOR SUZUKI AT POLESWORTH
29 March 2005 - Suzuki GB PLC
After the positive results posted at the first round of the Maxxis British Motocross Championships two weeks ago, an altogether tougher test awaited the riders of the Motovision Racing Suzuki and Maximum Solutions Hooper Suzuki teams this afternoon at overcast Polesworth for round two of the series. |  |
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SPEEDWAY ROUND-UP
29 March 2005 - British Speedway Promoters Association
ARENA-ESSEX boss Ronnie Russell has explained why Tony Rickardsson was so quick to agree a return to the Elite League as a replacement for the injured Mark Loram. |
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SUZUKI WIN WORLD ENDURANCE OPENER
29 March 2005 - Suzuki GB PLC
Team Suzuki Castrol took a start-to-finish victory in the opening round of the World Endurance Championship at Assen, Holland today on the new GSX-R1000K5 |  |
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DALLAS STATS
29 March 2005 - Clear Channel Entertainment
First time winners: Jean-Michael Bayle ’90; Jimmy Ellis ’75; Doug Henry ’95 |
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MAG CHALLENGES TFL GIMMICKS
29 March 2005 - MAG UK
The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) will fiercely defend the hard won exemption from congestion charging that Transport For London (TfL) members want to see withdrawn. |
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