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Colin Edwards 2006 Yamaha YZR-M1
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2007-05-27 WSBK: Bayliss wins race 1 at Silverstone
2007-05-27 Rizla Suzuki heads to Mugello for more podiums
2007-05-26 Fiat Yamaha goes to Mugello - Fantastic place but long straight
2007-05-25 Pramac d`Antin team goes to second home Grand Prix
2007-05-23 Rossi tops day 2 of Le Mans test
2007-05-21 Productive test at Le Mans for Marlboro Ducati
2007-05-21 Pedrosa tops day 1 of Le Mans test
2007-05-21 Rider impressions after rainy Le Mans MotoGP race
2007-05-20 Chris Vermeulen wins French drama
2007-05-19 Rider claims after Le Mans qualifying
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Troy Bayliss today won Superbike race 1 at Silverstone after race-long battle with Noriyuki Haga and Troy Corser. Troy Bayliss was initial race leader, but soon he was overtaken by Troy Corser, who led race until lap 10, when 
Rizla Suzuki MotoGP travels across Europe to Mugello in Italy, for the next round of the MotoGP World Championship, still fuelled with confidence following Chris Vermeulen’s fantastic victory last time out at Le Mans. Vermeulen 
The sixth round of the MotoGP World Championship welcomes the Fiat Yamaha Team to their ‘home' circuit of Mugello this weekend and the mouth-watering prospect of another classic race at the legendary venue. 
Team Pramac d’Antin contests its second home GP so far in this Championship after the mixed results obtained in last weekend’s Le Mans race, when Alex Hofmann claimed a sensational fifth position while Alex Barros was decidedly 
Valentino Rossi topped second day of testing at Le Mans by setting fastest time of the day - 1:34.61, which was much better than times he has set on race tyres during practice sessions for French Grand Prix. Rossi and Edwards had chance to test some new chassis parts 
After yesterday's rain-lashed French GP uncertain weather conditions
kept everyone guessing until 4.30pm when finally the sun came out at Le
Mans today. This morning was cloudy and the track was still damp from
overnight rain 
After Sunday’s eventful Grand Prix of France the Repsol Honda Team
remained at Le Mans and dodged the rain showers to put in a profitable
day’s testing. Dani Pedrosa, who rode to an excellent fourth place in
appalling conditions yesterday, ventured out on a wet 
Race at Le Mans brought so many excitements, pleasant for some of riders, but also unpleasant for many of them. Rapidly changing track conditions, many different riders in front, many crashes - all this made French Grand Prix 
Chris Vermeulen once again proved that he is the king on the rain, as he took dominant victory at Le Mans today. Vermeulen took victory in front of last year's winner, Marco Melandri, leaving him 12.5 seconds 
Colin Edwards got his first pole position at Le Mans today, stealing it from Casey Stoner in last seconds of qualifying. Does he have good enough race pace, we will see tomorrow, but for sure Championship 