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Colin Edwards 2006 Yamaha YZR-M1
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2008-09-22 Rossi ready to seal championship
2008-09-22 Kawasaki riders ready for second Home race
2008-09-22 Three Rizlas to be rolled-out in Motegi
2008-09-19 Pedrosa and Hayden going to Honda home
2008-09-15 Hayden officially joins Marlboro Ducati
2008-09-15 Rider claims after Indianapolis race
2008-09-14 Rossi wins historic Indianapolis race
2008-09-14 Rider claims after Indianapolis qualifying
2008-09-13 Rossi returns to pole in Indianapolis
2008-09-12 Anthony West sets pace in wet Indianapolis
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Valentino Rossi gets his first opportunity to wrap up the 2008 MotoGP World Championship this weekend in Yamaha’s home race at Motegi. The record-breaking 29-year-old arrives at the Grand Prix of Japan with an 87-point lead over Casey 
The Kawasaki Racing Team head for their second home race of the season this weekend, as the MotoGP circus travels to Motegi for the A-Style Grand Prix of Japan, the 15th round of the 2008 world championship. Opened in 1999, the 4.8km Twin 
Rizla Suzuki MotoGP has a three headed attack for this weekend’s race in Japan, for the first of three Grands Prix over four weekends around the Pacific Rim. The first of the races sees the Rizla team heading to Suzuki’s homeland of Japan 
Repsol Honda Team RC212V riders Dani Pedrosa and Nicky Hayden go into Honda’s home round of the 2008 MotoGP World Championship determined to climb the podium at Twin Ring Motegi. Both riders will be hoping for more normal weather 
Ducati Corse announced today that Nicky Hayden will join its factory MotoGP team for 2009. The 27-year-old from Owensboro, Kentucky, will line up alongside Casey Stoner and will make his debut on the Desmosedici GP9 on the 27th October in 
After difficult Indianapolis race, riders definitely had something to talk about. For sure, Nicky Hayden was one of those riders with lot of things to say, after returning to the podium after long time. Jorge Lorenzo was also over the 
Valentino Rossi continued to write record books in Indianapolis today, as he took 69th career victory, one more than previous record holder Giacomo Agostini. Race took place in wet conditions, which gradually got worse until race was 
Dry qualifying session gave the chance to the MotoGP teams to refine settings of their bikes for Indianapolis Grand Prix race, with Valentino Rossi managing to get on top again, just few thousands of a second in front of Casey Stoner. 
Valentino Rossi ended string of pole positions set by Casey Stoner, as he edged Australian rider for just 0.084 seconds. Rossi dominated last part of the qualifying session, as he was lowering lap times every time he took the track. Stoner 
Anthony West was fastest man of the first free practice on the Indianapolis motor speedway, utilizing his wet weather knowledge to edge rookie Alex De Angelis for just 0.117 seconds. Casey Stoner was 3rd fastest, just 0.039 seconds behind