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Lola Is Back!Till Bechtolsheimer is the new owner of Lola Cars and has plans to bring the brand back to racinghttps://www.dailysportscar.com/2022/06/24/lola-is-back.html ... See Less

4 days ago  ·  

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Timeline photosPress Release 24 HOURS OF LE MANS 2022: WE ARE THE FIRST AMERICAN MANUFACTURER TO PODIUM SINCE 1967Click to read Jim and Jesse Glickenhaus's statement about 24 Hours Le Mans 2022 http://ow.ly/Hmlc50JzBKl#glickenhaus #LeMans24 #HyperForever #WeAreGlickenhaus ... See Less

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Quería comunicaros que desafortunadamente tengo que hacer un parón en esta temporada 2022 que me mantendrá alejado durante un tiempo de la competición.Después de todos estos meses de un intenso trabajo con mi nuevo equipo médico en Madrid, mi estado físico ha mejorado, pero a pesar de haber reducido las molestias y el dolor de mi brazo para afrontar los Grandes Premios, sigo teniendo limitaciones importantes en mi húmero derecho que no me permiten pilotar la moto de una forma adecuada para conseguir los objetivos que siempre me he marcado. Por este motivo, después de valorar esta primera parte de temporada, conjuntamente con mi equipo médico, y el asesoramiento de los doctores de la Clínica de Mayo, hemos tomado la decisión de realizar una nueva intervención en mi húmero derecho con el objetivo de mejorar mi posición encima de la moto para poder pilotar sin las limitaciones actuales. Como os podéis imaginar, no es una decisión nada fácil para mí, pero personalmente estoy con la máxima predisposición e ilusión para seguir trabajando y esforzarme para volver a competir al máximo nivel. Quiero agradecer todo el apoyo que siempre me ha mostrado mí familia, mi gente de confianza, el Repsol Honda Team, todo el equipo médico y en especial a todos los fans que siempre están en los buenos y los malos momentos. 💪🏼I just want to inform you that unfortunately, I have to take a break from the 2022 season that will keep me away from competition for a while. After all these months of intense work with my new medical team in Madrid, my physical condition has improved and I have reduced the discomfort in my right arm to be able to compete at the Grands Prix, but I still have significant limitations in my humerus that does not allow me to ride the bike properly and achieve the goals I have always set for myself.It is for this reason, that together with my medical team, Dr. Samuel Antuña and Dr. Angel Cotorro, and after consulting with specialists from the Mayo Clinic, that I have made the decision to carry out a new operation with the aim of improving my position on the bike that will allow me to ride without the current limitations. As you can imagine, this is not an easy decision, but personally, I have the maximum motivation and enthusiasm to continue working and to make the effort to return to compete at the highest level.I want to thank all the support that my family has always shown me, those trusted people around me, the Repsol Honda Team, my entire medical team and especially all the fans who are always there with me in the good and bad times. 💪🏼#MM93 ... See Less

4 weeks ago  ·  

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Timeline photos🚨 F1 will not replace the Russian Grand Prix That means the 2022 calendar will have a total of 2️⃣2️⃣ races 👇 ... See Less

1 month ago  ·  

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SUZUKI ANNOUNCEMENT Suzuki Motor Corporation is in discussions with Dorna regarding the possibility of ending its participation in MotoGP at the end of 2022: https://www.suzuki-racing.com/motogp/SUZUKI-ANNOUNCEMENT.138681.cmsTeam Suzuki Ecstar MotoGP ... See Less

2 months ago  ·  

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Awesome right there 💪🏻👏🏻Michael Dunlop has dramatically unveiled the machine he will race in the Superbike races at this year’s fonaCAB and Nicholl Oils North West 200 on the eve of the opening practice session.Dunlop has turned to his old friends, Stuart and Steve Hicken of Hawk Racing, who have produced a superbike-spec GSXR1000RR Suzuki for the Ballymoney man at the eleventh hour after his split with the PBM Ducati team.“It has been one of those situations where I have had to go back to someone I can trust.” the 33 year old said.“Stuart has always said to call him if I needed anything. I made the call and they have built this Suzuki for me. Steve and Stuart might not have the biggest budget in the world but they always give 100% and that is all you can ask for.”Dunlop won the Senior TT on a Hawk Racing built Suzuki in 2017. He previously rode for the Hicken owned team in 2014, 2015 and 2016 on BMW machinery.“Everyone else has had three years to prepare for this week but we have had just three days.” Steve Hicken joked.“It is just another one of those deals that happens between Hawk and Michael but if you win five TTs with someone there is a respect so let’s see what we can do now.”“Michael is a big favourite with the North West 200 fans and we wanted him here on a superbike.” NW200 race boss, Mervyn Whyte said.“It is a last minute deal but Michael is vastly experienced at the North West and if anyone can produce the goods on the day it is him.”Dunlop is now hoping he can find a sponsor for the Suzuki before Saturday’s races.“The last time I rode the Suzuki it was a brand new bike and the team has had four years to develop it since then.” Dunlop said.“I’ve had the support of Gary Ryan, the Black Dub and H&S to get this deal sorted but it would be good to have someone behind us for the race.”#nw200 #northwest200 fonaCAB Nicholl Fuel Oils Buildbase Suzuki Michael Dunlop MD Racing ... See Less

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