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Colin Edwards 2006 Yamaha YZR-M1
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2005-11-03 MotoGP 2005 ups and downs
2005-11-02 MotoGP: Honda previews Valencia
2005-11-01 Alex Hofmann back for possibly last MotoGP race
2005-11-01 Gauloises Yamaha team ready for Valencia
2005-10-28 Vermeulen and Suzuki MotoGP - officially signed
2005-10-28 MotoGP Attitude: Contract time
2005-10-26 MotoGP Interview: Nakano, Vermeulen, Biaggi
2005-10-26 MotoGP Interview: Edwards, Tamada, Barros
2005-10-24 MotoGP Interview: Gibernau, Checa, Elias
2005-10-24 MotoGP Interview: Istanbul podium finishers
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