http://www.redbullusgrandprix.com/ Big Weekend for MotoGP as it makes its only stop in the western hemisphere. Current Standings 1Nicky Hayden(USA) 169 2Valentino Rossi(ITA) 143 3Dani Pedrosa(SPA) 140 4Marco Melandri(SPA) 134 5Loris Capirossi(ITA) 118 6Casey Stoner(AUS) 91 7Colin Edwards(USA) 77 8Shinya Nakano(JPN) 67 9Kenny Roberts Jr.(USA) 66 10John Hopkins(USA) 64 here are a couple sites to folow the action. http://www.motogp.com http://www.superbikeplanet.com/newind.htm/ http://www.speedtv.com/articles/moto/motogp/29126/ http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/ Saturday : July 22, 2006 (SpeedTV) 9pm(eastern): MotoGP World Championship Qualifying Sunday : July 23, 2006 (SpeedTV) 5pm(eastern): MotoGP World Championship Race July 30th at 1-2pm ET and 3-4pm PT ABC Sports will air the race as well
Myself and 2 buddies rode our bikes from Edmonton to Monterrey last year to watch the race. I'll be watching on Sunday. Go Rossi!
Its good to see Kenny Roberts MotoGP team running so strong this year. (Wish Red Bull would sponsor them and make them a big time contender) I know not that long ago he said he would never lease again but I like this new strategy of the satellite teams making their own chassis and running OEM engines.
Nicky wins it. KRJR ran well. Too bad about Colin Edwards. On another note, I can't believe more people don't watch MotoGP. The racing is so much better than most forms of motorsports. Actual passing!
I like watching moto racing every now and then, I don't even ride a motorcycle... There are elements of cycling that come from motorcycles as well as some of the suspension technology so it's interesting from a gear standpoint. Countersteering is one facet of motorcycle racing that is used in cycling... jay
