Sunday, November 6, 2011

Results of the Valencia MotoGP Race

Results of the Valencia MotoGP Race 
Sunday, November 06, 2011

Pos.RiderTeamBikeTime
1 Casey Stoner Repsol Honda Honda RC212V  
2 Ben Spies Yamaha Factory Racing Yamaha M1  
3 Andrea Dovizioso Repsol Honda Honda RC212V  
4 Cal Crutchlow Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Yamaha M1  
5 Dani Pedrosa Repsol Honda Honda RC212V  
6 Katsu Yamaha Factory Racing Yamaha M1  
7 Josh Hayes Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Yamaha M1  
8 Karel Abraham Cardion AB MotoRacing Ducati GP11  
9 Loris Capirossi Pramac Racing Ducati GP11  
10 Toni Elias LCR Honda Honda RC212V  
11 Hector Barbera Aspar Team Ducati GP11  
12 Hiroshi Aoyama San Carlo Honda Gresini Honda RC212V  

27-casey-stoner

Stoner pipped Spies at the line for a half-a-wheel margin of victory.

Hayden, Rossi and De Puniet were all taken out on the first lap when Bautista lost the front and crashed, taking Rossi out and starting a chain reaction crash which saw Hayden later in the garage icing his right wrist. Rossi walked away from the crash.

Stoner won the first and last ever 800cc Motogp race era.

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Friday, October 21, 2011

New Motorcycle Gear websites.

Just like to share some new motorcycle gear related websites.

The first website is related to Rs Taichi motorcycle clothing and has the history of rs taichi along with links to new products soon to be available.

The next website is devoted to Motorcycle Gear Melbourne. Here you will find some information regarding motorcycle apparel and clothing and some of the products we have in store.

And the third and final motorcycle website is devoted to motorcycle gear and accessories. Check out the range of motorcycle jackets, gloves, boots, shoes and much more today!

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Thursday, September 15, 2011

Motorcycle Leather, Latest RS Taichi Motorcycle Suits

Check out range of motorcycle leathers and racing accessories at Motorcycle Race Gear. We have entry level leather suit, mid range leather suits and top end racing leathers. All our suits are designed with safety and rider comfort in mind and feature perforated leather along with double and triple stitching in all vulnerable areas in any motorcycle suit.

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Friday, August 5, 2011

Motorcycle Track Day Check List

Everything you need to know regarding motorcycle track days.
We offer tips, advice & our recommendations. Check it out now!

I kept delaying my first ever track day because i thought it was expensive. But in actual truth they are affordable and also the safest place to ride your motorcycle without needing to be concerned with the countless potential hazards you experience in an uncontrolled environment such as public roads. You can ride at you're own pace whether that be slow, medium or fast in you're allocated group. For first timers it is recommended to start in the slow group and take the time to learn the rules and track layout.

Read more at Motorcycle Race Gear.

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Alex


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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Bryce & RS Taichi on top at Winton Interclub

 

On the weekend I competed at Rd 3 of the Victorian Interclub championships at Winton raceway, it was a one day event on Sunday. It was another event where I got to race with my father and grandfather.

 

The weather was very touch and go from early in the morning, we got a dry qualifying where I was able to push hard enough to score pole for my 600 race by 1.6 seconds, which I was very happy with. I had a very good feeling with the bike and even pulled in early from the qualifying session.

The first race I had for the day was my club race, where I was combined with 600 and 1000cc bikes, I was placed 2nd on the grid for this race. I got a great start and was leading into the first corner, I decided to push as hard as I could for the first lap to try and make a break away from the faster bikes. Unfortunately at the end of the first lap the race was red flagged due to an incident that had occurred. Unfortunately the race was delayed by about ¾ hour. During that time a light shower had passed through the area. For the restart I decided to stay on dry tyres, unfortunately the track was too wet and I had to pull in on the second lap to make sure I kept the bike safe.

 

The next race up was the 600cc race where I started from pole position. I again chose the dry tyres even though parts of the track were still wet and part of the field were on wets which would make for an interesting race. I got the holeshot and led into turn 1 and put my head down and pushed through the dry parts and was very cautious through the wet parts. I pushed hard for the whole race and after the 5 laps I saw the chequered flag which I was happy with coming home in first place with over a 2 second lead. I was very happy to have come away with the win in this race and was looking forward to race 2.

 

Race 2 came late in the afternoon and was my last race of the day due to time restrictions. Once again just before my race another shower came through. I decided to go with wet tyres for the race. I just got them all fitted and ready to go as  pit lane opened for the start of the race. With progressive grids I again started from pole position and led into turn 1. I lost a place into turn 3 as I was a bit hesitant after I had a few slides on the warm up lap. I held onto 2nd place until the last lap where I lost another place. I didn’t have enough speed to try make a move back, I finished 3rd for the race and was content with the result.

 

Overall for the day I placed 1st in the 600 class, I was happy with this result and with the way I rode. I was very pleased with how the day went, it was the first time this year I had felt comfortable on the bike and have come away with some good results. My father (Dean) also won his class 400cc modified and Pop (Ken) placed 2nd in his class clubsport, so it was a good day for all of us at Hoofy Racing.

 

I have to thank my sponsors Mototrack Accessories, Motorcycle Race Gear, Dewith Motorsport, ASR Suspension & TBG Sport.

I also have to thank my parents and family for always helping me at every race meeting and constantly supporting me.

 

I now have my sights set on some testing and keep moving forward and feeling comfortable with the bike each time I ride.


Bryce Van Hoof

www.hoofyracing.com/



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