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2006-09-26 Honda finishes Motegi test in positive mood
2006-09-25 Day 1 of Motegi test - new 800cc machines in action
2006-09-24 Motegi post race interview
2006-09-24 Capirossi dominates Motegi race
2006-09-23 Motegi front row qualifier claims
2006-09-23 Loris Capirossi grabs pole at Motegi
2006-09-22 Hayden re-signs for Repsol Honda for 2 more years
2006-09-22 Valentino Rossi fastest rider of day 1 at Motegi
2006-09-20 Suzuki brings three riders to Motegi
2006-09-20 Rossi goes to prove that everything is possible
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The Repsol Honda Team wrapped up a valuable testing programme today at the Motegi circuit with Nicky Hayden trying further clutch and chassis improvements in preparation for the final two MotoGP races of the season. The 25-year-old American completed 54 laps on his 
Nicky Hayden and Dani Pedrosa returned to the Motegi circuit today for a useful test following yesterday’s Grand Prix of Japan. Hayden completed 54 laps testing clutch parts and chassis adjustments to his RC211V, while Dani Pedrosa gave Honda’s new V4 800cc 
Only two races remaining to the end of the championship, 12 points to preserve for Hayden, and same 12 points for Rossi to grab. Capirossi rides on his own, trying to get as much victories as he can, grabbing 
Loris Capirossi rode another dominant race in Japan, as he lead from start to finish, eventually winning 5 seconds from Valentino Rossi. Capirossi started superbly from the pole position, leading into first 
With three races remaining in the MotoGP championship, nothing is solved yet. Loris Capirossi will try tomorrow to grab his chance for another victory, while Valentino Rossi will try to reduce gap to Nicky 
Loris Capirossi stormed his Ducati Desmosedici to another pole position at Motegi circuit today. Capirossi set new pole position record of 1.45.724, beating his previous pole position record on Motegi for more 
Nicky Hayden will continue to ride for the Repsol Honda Team in MotoGP next season having signed a new two-year deal with Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) at the Grand Prix of Japan. The talented 25-year-old American, who leads the 
Suzuki rider John Hopkins was the fastest man of the first free practice, but Valentino Rossi striked back in second free practice to set new fastest time of 1:46.981, around 1.2 seconds faster than time set by Hopkins in FP1. This time set by Valentino Rossi was also 
Rizla Suzuki MotoGP racers John Hopkins and Chris Vermeulen will be joined by Factory Test rider Kousuke Akiyoshi in a three-man team for the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi. Akiyoshi will be making his Grand 
The final leg of an exhausting Grand Prix triple-header takes place in Japan this weekend as the chase for the MotoGP World Championship heads north from Australia with Camel Yamaha Team rider Valentino Rossi now the closest he has been to the series lead since the