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| JAKE TAKES A LOOK | 29.04.2011 |
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Jake Nicholls was back on the GP scene at Valkenswaard, but only to watch, chill out with some mates and help out Maler with the commentary: "I can start riding again in a fortnight and hope to return to racing at the French GP in June. I have been able to keep up my physical training but if my riding is not back to where I want to be I will put it back by a week or two; I don't want to return until I am sure I can be competitive."
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| BT OUT OF OVERSEAS GPs | 28.04.2011 |
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After making a surprise return to racing earlier than expected at the Dutch GP over Easter Ben Townley has decided to miss the overseas GPs: "I want to win, my sponsors want me to win, the team wants to win, my fans want to see me up front and that's why we have decided to sit out Glen Helen and Indaiatuba and focus on building my stamina, race speed and overall bike setup."
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| CAIROLI WITH KTM UNTIL 2013 | 25.04.2011 |
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KTM CEO Stefan Pierer announced this morning that Toni Cairoli and the De Carli Racing Team will stay with the Austrian factory until the end of 2013: "I am proud and happy to announce that Toni will stay with KTM for two more years."
The world champion himself confirmed his excitement: "KTM is the best team and we had the opportunity to sign for two more years; it is important to have stability."
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ANTHONY REVILLE LEADS THE WAY
... Lewis Rose on his way home to get his foot seen to ! | 24.04.2011 |
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Euro MX2 qualifying at Valkenswaard was a tense affair in the midday heat. Anthony Reville, Marcus-Lee Soper, Lewis Tombs and Alan Keet made it to race day for Britain, James Cottrell and Erki Kahro went to the LCQ, but Lewis Rose is on his way home to see a foot specialist.
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| VAN HOREBEEK OUT FOR SEVERAL MONTHS | 21.04.2011 |
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Jeremy Van Horebeek will be out of action for a couple of months after dislocating his shoulder at last weekend's Belgian championship opener. The Belgian member of the Red Bull Teka KTM MX2 team has already been operated and now faces six weeks of complete rest followed by rehab.
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| NINE POINTS COVER THE TOP FOUR | 17.04.2011 |
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Just nine points separate the top four in the AMA SX series with two races to go. James Stewart pulled himself right back into contention with his second win in eight days on a track deeply-rutted by pre-race rain in the open roof Seattle stadium as local hero Ryan Villopoto got pushed into the haybales at turn one by a collision involving Ryan Dungey.
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| STROKER POWER | 16.04.2011 |
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Almost unnoticed amid the non-stop action in Bulgaria last week was a sterling performance in the Euro 125 stroker class by UK champion James Dunn. The Swindon teenager took his JCS Apex Doodson KTM to 8th in the first moto, and then charged up the leaderboard from 8th to 3rd in race two for 5th overall.
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AND THEN THERE WERE FOUR ...
Trey Canard breaks a femur whilst practising ! | 14.04.2011 |
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The tightest showdown in the history of AMA SX is down to four riders as Trey Canard suffered a broken femur whilst practising at Competive Edge MX Park, Hesperia, California yesterday.
There are suggestions that the American Honda team leader will only be out of action for six weeks - a femur normally takes much longer to heal - but that is fairly irrelevant as the 2010 US Lites champion is certain to miss the remainder of the SX season plus the opening rounds of the outdoors.
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| MATISS KARRO OUT FOR 6 WEEKS | 12.04.2011 |
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Matiss Karro is out for six weeks after a London orthopaedic surgeon diagnosed a spiral fracture of the fibula, the result of a last lap incident at Sevlievo on Sunday when the Latvian twisted his leg in a deep rut.
The 19 year old immediately felt excrutiating pain and could only tour to the finish, losing his hard-earnt 14th place to Yamaha factory runner Harri Kullas, Route77energy MVR-D Honda team immediately arranged for him to fly back to London.
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| BT PUTS HIS COMEBACK ON HOLD | 08.04.2011 |
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Ben Townley is still suffering th effects of his most recent training crash at the start of the year and has put his racing comeback on hold for an indefinite period: "It's difficult to say when I will be back racing; it can be in two weeks, four weeks or more. My goal was to be there to win the title, now of course it's over and I will be back when I will feel comfortable. In the past I came back too early after injuries, and I will not make the same mistake again; I know that my speed will not be a problem, but I need some foundation before coming back. For sure I want to win some races before the end of the season !"
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