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Moto_Guzzi_Logo_2.gif.494341.gif   Giornate Mondiali Guzzi in Mandello del Lario
Moto Guzzi: Feier zum 90. Geburtstag
Mit so regem Zulauf hatte nicht einmal der Veranstalter selbst gerechnet: Über 20000 Motorradfahrer aus aller Welt kamen am vergangenen Wochenende, zu den GMG, den "Giornate Mondiali Guzzi" (Welt Guzzi-Tage), um gemeinsam den 90. Geburtstag der Marke zu feiern. ... > weiter

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Marco Simoncelli startete in dieser Woche bei einem Sondertest von Castrol für das Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team auf dem Carlisle Flugplatz in Cumbria. Das Event wurde von Castrol organisiert, die sowohl das WRC Team als auch Team San Carlo Honda Gresini unterstützen.

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PS_06_2011_08.jpg.1229871.jpg   Test: Acht Bikes für die Landstrasse
Im großen Landstraßentest: BMW, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki, Triumph und Yamaha
Träumen alle von einem, winkt der perfekte Tag. Die Philosophien mögen verschieden sein, ungebremster Spaß einigt uns. Acht Fahrer, die Sonne, der Schwarzwald und acht Motorräder im sportlichsten Landstraßen-Test des Jahres. ... > weiter

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PS_06_2011_08.jpg.1229871.jpg   Test: Acht Bikes für die Landstraße
Im großen Landstraßentest: BMW, Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki, Triumph und Yamaha
Träumen alle von einem, winkt der perfekte Tag. Die Philosophien mögen verschieden sein, ungebremster Spaß einigt uns. Acht Fahrer, die Sonne, der Schwarzwald und acht Motorräder im sportlichsten Landstraßen-Test des Jahres. ... > weiter

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006_p11_metcher_action.jpgAustralian Jed Metcher (MTM-RT Motorsports Yamaha) will start from pole position for the eighth round of the European Superstock 600 Championship, which gets under way at 6 pm this afternoon. The points leader will be flanked by Italians Nicola Morrentino (Elle2 Ciatti Yamaha) and Francesco Cocco (Martini Corse Yamaha), together with third place man in the table, the American Joshua Day (Revolution Racedays Kawasaki).

Dutchman Michael van der Mark (Ten Kate Junior Team Honda) will open up the second row of the grid, with three more home riders alongside: Riccardo Russo (Trasimeno Yamaha), Federico Dittadi (A.S. Riviera Yamaha) and title challenger Dino Lombardi (Martini Corse Yamaha).

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054_p11_checa_action.jpgCarlos Checa (Althea Racing) took his sixth Tissot Superpole win of the season on his Ducati at Imola, heading off Jonathan Rea (Castrol Honda) with a new track best of 1 minute 47.196 seconds. Rea came within a tenth of Checa in the final session, with Aprilia rider Noriyuki Haga (PATA Racing Team) third and fastest man from combined qualifying, Tom Sykes (Kawasaki Racing Team Superbike) fourth, and the last rider on the front row.

Eugene Laverty (Yamaha World Superbike Team) was fifth, Leon Haslam (BMW Motorrad Motorsport) sixth, Sylvain Guintoli (Team Effenbert-Liberty Racing) seventh and Ayrton Badovini (BMW Motorrad Italia SBK Team) eighth. Marco Melandri (Yamaha World Superbike Team), Checa's main championship rival exited in Superpole 2, and he now starts from ninth place on the grid, at the head of the third row.

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023_p11_parkes_action.jpgBroc Parkes (Kawasaki Motocard.com) held off the challenge of Luca Scassa (Yamaha ParkinGO) to take pole at Imola, earning his second top starting position of the season. Parkes also set a new track best of 1 minute 51.592 seconds on his way to pole, in a session twice interrupted by red flag incidents.

Florian Marino (Hannspree Ten Kate Honda) was in sparkling form and went third, one place up on Chaz Davies (Yamaha ParkinGO). David Salom, Parkes' team-mate, was fifth with Yamaha rider Roberto Tamburini (Bike Service RT) sixth. Massimo Roccoli (Kawasaki Lorenzini by Leoni) and Sam Lowes (Parkalgar Honda) completed the second row.

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021_p11_giugliano_action.jpgFIM Cup leader Davide Giugliano (Althea Racing Ducati) set the quickest time in Superstock 1000 qualifying, putting almost four-tenths of a second between himself and his chief rival Danilo Petrucci (Barni Racing Team Ducati).

Alongside the two Italians in third can be found Frenchman Sylvain Barrier (BMW Motorrad Italia STK), who crashed towards the end of the session, while the front row will be completed by Lorenzo Baroni (Althea Racing Ducati).

Lorenzo Zanetti (BMW Motorrad Italia STK), currently lying second in the FIM Cup 23 points behind Giugliano, set the fifth quickest time, followed by Niccolò Canepa (Lazio Motosport Ducati).

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027_r11_day_action.jpgAn 11-lap thriller was decided on the final lap, when Riccardo Russo (Trasimeno Yamaha) made a lunge on Joshua Day (Kawasaki Revolution Racedays) but ran wide exiting the Acque Minerali corner, and American Day was left to hold his pace and nerve and win his second race of the season.

Russo was second across the line and Jed Metcher (MTM-RT Motorsports Team) third. Nicola Morrentino (Elle2 Ciatti Yamaha) was fourth, Michael van Der Mark (Ten Kate Junior Team) fifth, as the top five were covered by only 1.744 seconds. Romain Lanusse (MRS Yamaha) was only ninth today.

In the championship rankings Metcher has 117, Day 102, Lanusse 101 and Van Der Mark 87.

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066_p03_petrucci_action.jpgA thrilling fight for much of the race between Danilo Petrucci (Barni Racing Team) and Davide Giugliano (Althea Racing) eventually saw Petrucci almost crash but then collect his thoughts well enough to run out the winner by two clear seconds.

Niccolò Canepa (Lazio MotorSport) was third in a Ducati clean sweep of the podium positions at the Imola round. Lorenzo Baroni (Althea Racing Ducati) headed off practice faller Sylvain Barrier (BMW Motorrad Italia Superstock) for fourth place.

Markus Reiterberger (Garnier Alpha Racing Team BMW) finished sixth, just ahead of top Kawasaki runner Sheridan Morais (Lorenzini by Leoni).

Ducati has now won six of eight races in 2011 and in the championship fight Giugliano has an impressive 160, Petrucci 119, Imola faller Lorenzo Zanetti 117 and Barrier 96.

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072_p11_rea_action.jpgJonathan Rea (Castrol Honda) won his second race of the year with a front running display that needed to be strong in the final laps to hold off new lap record holder Noriyuki Haga (Pata Racing Aprilia).

Behind the leading two, by some nine seconds, Carlos Checa (Althea Racing Ducati) scored an important podium but had to wait until the final lap to get the better of the impressive Tom Sykes (Kawasaki Racing Team Superbike). The first four were all front row qualifiers.

Championship hopeful Marco Melandri (Yamaha World Superbike Team) was only eighth, after getting involved in several fights in the middle order of the first 21-lap race of the day.

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122_p11_foret_action.jpgChaz Davies (Yamaha ParkinGO) had the title within his grasp as he led the WSS race by over ten seconds, but when his machine broke down in spectacular fashion he left the Imola circuit with a greatly reduced championship advantage.

The race winner was Fabien Foret (Hannspree Ten Kate Honda) who was locked in a midfield battle in the early laps, only to break free and overhaul an impressive list of riders, including eventual fellow podium men, Sam Lowes (Parkalgar Honda) and Broc Parkes (Kawasaki Motocard.com).

Fourth was Foret's team-mate Florian Marino, and fifth another early struggler who showed great pace late on, David Salom (Kawasaki Motocard.com). The top five were covered by only six seconds. In the championship, Davies leads Foret 171 to 136, with Salom on 123 and Parkes on 120.

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068_p11_checa_action.jpgCarlos Checa (Althea Racing Ducati) won the second dramatic race of the Imola weekend but he was unable to clinch the championship outright as his only remaining rival Marco Melandri (Yamaha World Superbike Team) was sixth, despite running off the track at one stage.

Jonathan Rea (Castrol Honda) was on course for his second race win before his machine stopped while leading. Noriyuki Haga (Pata Racing Aprilia) took his second runner-up place of the day, while Leon Camier (Aprilia Alitalia) earned a podium in a classic race at this classic track. Eugene Laverty (Yamaha World Superbike Team) was fourth.

In the championship Checa is all but crowned, with a 97-point lead over Melandri and two rounds left.

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mx-masters-sieger.jpg.1284891.jpg   Günter Schmidinger, Stefan Kjer Olsen und Pauls Jonass holen sich 2011 den Titel
ADAC MX Masters: Finale in Holzgerlingen/Baden-Württemberg
Das ADAC MX Masters 2011 ist Geschichte. In Holzgerlingen wurden die Meister in der Internationalen Deutschen Meisterschaft gekürt. Optimales Motocrosswetter mit Sonnenschein und 25 Grad sowie rund 12000 Zuschauer bildeten die Kulisse für das Finale der MX Masters-Saison 2011 im schwäbischen Holzgerlingen. Nur wenige Kilometer vor den Toren Stuttgarts wurden auf dem Schützenbühlring der KfV Kalteneck die Champions in allen drei Klassen geehrt. ... > weiter

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Auch in dieser Saison markiert der Grand Prix von Japan den Auftakt der letzten drei Überseerennen der MotoGP Weltmeisterschaft 2011, es folgen dann nur noch Australien und Malaysia, bevor es zum Saisonfinale nach Valencia geht.

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