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2006-11-03 Rossi impressions after Valencia 800cc test
2006-11-03 Olivier Jacque joins Kawasaki MotoGP as full time rider for 2007
2006-11-01 Yamaha MotoGP line-up for 2007 completed
2006-11-01 Suzuki 800cc faster than 990cc
2006-10-29 Bayliss brings perfect end of 990cc era to Ducati Marlboro Team
2006-10-29 Nicky Hayden - 2006 MotoGP Champion facts and feelings
2006-10-29 Disaster for Valentino Rossi in Valencia - Interview
2006-10-29 Hayden 2006 MotoGP world champion - Bayliss race winner
2006-10-28 MotoGP Interview - Top 10 Valencia qualifiers
2006-10-28 Valentino Rossi on pole in Valencia
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Just a couple of days after the dramatic finale to his rollercoaster season, Valentino Rossi was back out on track in Valencia yesterday and today, already thinking about next season’s revenge as he got to 
The Kawasaki Racing Team will combine youth and experience in their rider line-up for the 2007 season, with former world champion, Olivier Jacque, making his full time return to the MotoGP grid, riding 
The Tech 3 Team has announced that the Yamaha-Dunlop project will continue in 2007 with a two-rider line-up. After signing Makoto Tamada last week, Tech 3 Yamaha has completed its 2007 squad with the addition 
Rizla Suzuki MotoGP began using its brand new 800cc MotoGP engine for the first time today and was quickly on the pace, as both racers posted times faster than their best from Sunday’s final 990cc race. John 
Ducati Marlboro Team riders Troy Bayliss and Loris Capirossi finished MotoGP's 990cc era in awesome style at Valencia today, storming to a dominant one-two finish in front of a capacity crowd of 129,000 noisy 
The ‘Kentucky Kid’ is now the 2006 MotoGP World Champion. Nicky Hayden has taken on the best riders in the world and triumphed in what has been a gruelling 17-race season spanning the globe – the toughest task in motorcycle racing.But here at Valencia, Spain 
Camel Yamaha Team rider Valentino Rossi slid out of the Grand Prix of Valencia today and lost his grip on the MotoGP World Championship for the first time in six years on the final day of an implausibly 
Nicky Hayden took 2006 MotoGP championship title by taking third place in today's drama in Valencia. 'So, what happened to Rossi then?' - it is question that usually follows. Well, Rossi has choosen bad moment to make one of rare mistakes - he crashed in lap 4, 
Last race of the season that will take place tomorrow at Valencia will decide MotoGP Champion for 2006 between Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden. However, most of other riders are also aiming high tomorrow, so 
Valentino Rossi once again managed to handle pressure of his competitors and managed to grab valuable pole position for tomorrow's Gran Premio bwin.com De La Comunitat Valenciana. Rossi set new pole position