UAE National Race Day 6 Preview & Anthony West Rides MZ in Moto2

Well, in the UAE Sportbike Championship, Arushen Moodley is in a commanding lead and heading for the 2010 title. However, the first runner-up position is still up for grabs. Moodley is riding an Aprilia and the two rider fighting for second place are riding another Aprilia and a Yamaha...should be very interesting. And, it looks like Yamaha's YZF-R6 will be conquering the Sportbike 600 Class...unless pretender to the throne Jason Burnside can take his Honda to the top...For all the details, please take the link.

http://tinyurl.com/yleuonq

Anthony West is back on the World Championship circuit, although it will be in the supporting Moto2 class. He will ride for a newly announced MZ team, which only recently gained permission to join the championship. This is big news for MZ as they have wanted to join the racing for quite some time. They should learn a great deal from this and I am hopeful that West will have a good season!

http://tinyurl.com/yhmx6bz

Read This! Euro Gossip November is Full of Information!

The industry is full of rumor and speculation - what will happen to MV Agusta - who will purchase the company? (Wish I could!) What about EICMA - will Honda and Yamaha exhibit there? (No, they won't) MZ of Germany has been purchased, but can the new owners get the money they need? And, there is Ducati, on the outside, everything looks fine, but the workers are taking 20% less salary - how will that work out? From France, we know that Voxan is soon to be gone, or are they? Really, if you do not take a look at the linked article, you are bound to miss out on something important, so head on over!

http://tinyurl.com/yzdz4eg

P.S. Don't forget that 'Euro Gossip' also includes Asia.

Motorcycle-Related Industry Rumors From Around the World

Though, again, this is definitely a Euro-centric resource, they also cover Asia. Many of the old rumors are now confirmed - and have been posted here - and some are new. Brough Superior is starting up in Austria, believe it or not. And, Blata is building bikes with many well-known European suppliers' parts...what will happen next?



http://tinyurl.com/pnb3l4