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Showing posts with label Rob Mac Racing. Show all posts

Monday Morning Moto News - Camier Auction, Simon Andrews & Spanish Tests

Leon Camier is making the best out of a nasty situation...well, a problem he had last weekend as he crashed his factory Aprilia RSV-4 during Superpole qualifying at Phillip Island. Camier is auctioning off the screen from the bike with all proceeds going to Sport Relief. He is hoping that something bad for him can turn in to something good for someone else...not a bad plan...

http://tinyurl.com/yj338q7

Simon Andrews has finally faced sentencing in his case involving his 24 October 2009 early morning crash. Since there was no evidence of 'drink-driving', he was not sentenced under that statute. Instead, he was instructed to pay a fine and had some penalty points added to his license. But, the judge was rather sure that Andrews should have been given a harsher sentence, but he had not evidence to do so...

http://tinyurl.com/ylh4bev

The bevy of Bristish Superbike Championship teams testing at Cartagena, Spain, over the last few days has finally wrapped things up and some reports are coming in. I may have posted about one or two of these before, but these should be fresh stories on the subject. Take a look...

Rob Mac Racing/Motorpoint Yamaha: http://tinyurl.com/ygb7wck

Worx Crescent Suzuki: http://tinyurl.com/yhuttts

Neil Hodgson Excited Ahead of First 2010 BSB Test

He is back! Hodgson will be racing a Rob Mac Racing-prepared Yamaha YZF-R1 in the 2010 British Superbike Championship for Motorpoint. He is about to go to his first test for his new team and he is more than ready to get out on the track and start to work. That's the mark of a champion for you...

http://tinyurl.com/yazsylj

Hodgson and Linfoot to Test Yamaha YZF-R1 at Almeria Next Month

Neil Hodgson will make his first appearance on the Motorpoint R1 at the Spanish Almeria circuit in December. Dan Linfoot will be there as well. They both have to get used to a slightly different machine, so the testing will certainly be useful. Both racers are looking forward to the testing laps with the new bike.

http://tinyurl.com/ybt4l28

Dan Linfoot Moves Up to British Superbike from Supersport

He has been putting in a performance worthy of 'rookie of the year' honors in British Supersport; unfortunately, a crash sidelined him with a broken foot. Well, when he returns at Silverstone, he will be riding in the British Superbike Championship.

http://tinyurl.com/nssksg