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Kallio To Miss Laguna Seca

Ever since the old North Loop at Assen was removed, emasculating the glorious old track, the scarcity of fast left hand corners have made those remain potentially lethal. So far, since the track was shortened prior to 2006, the MotoGP race at Assen has claimed at least one victim forced to miss a race every year: Toni Elias in 2006 and 2007, John Hopkins in 2008, and now Mika Kallio in 2009. The Finn...

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Highlight Ben Spies Yamaha Winning Race 1 GP Donington Park World Superbike 2009 On ESPN, Sport-tv HD

Top Ten Result World Superbike 2009 GP Donington Park Sunday, 28 June 09 1 Ben Spies 34'57.230 2 Max Biaggi 35'04.386 3 Noriyuki Haga 35'08.198 4 Leon Haslam 35'16.073 5 Shane Byrne 35'16.355 6 Shinya Nakano 35'18.516 7 Jonathan Rea 35'20.874 8 John Hopkins 35'30.079 9 Jakub Smrz 35'30.134 10 Ryuichi Kiyonari 35'30.422

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Highlight Ben Spies Yamaha GP Donington Park World Superbike 2009 On ESPN, Sport-tv HD

Top Ten Free Practice Result World Superbike 2009 GP Donington Park Sunday, 28 June 09 1 Ben Spies 1'30.962 2 Leon Camier 1'31.182 3 Leon Haslam 1'31.209 4 Michel Fabrizio 1'31.604 5 Gregorio Lavilla 1'31.702 6 Jakub Smrz 1'31.709 7 John Hopkins 1'31.894 8 Tom Sykes 1'31.954 9 Shane Byrne 1'31.981 10 James Ellison 1'32.118

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Blake Young To Replace Neukirchner At Donington WSBK Round?

The success of Ben Spies in the World Superbike series has rekindled interest in American riders, after several years where the lack of cross-fertilization between the series left World Superbike and MotoGP teams wary of signing riders from the AMA. Since Spies' arrival, whe have had a spate of riders racing as replacements and wildcards in the World Superbike series: John Hopkins took the place of...

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2009 World Superbikes Misano FP1 Result - Spies Edges Fabrizio And Rea

Ben Spies led the first session of free practice at Misano for the World Superbike class, but he took his time to get there. The Ten Kate Honda riders led the way early, all three sitting atop the timesheets at the halfway mark, but Michel Fabrizio, Nori Haga and Ben Spies gradually caught up. Spies finally took top spot at the end of the session, with a couple of very fast laps. Gregorio Lavilla...

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Red Bull Honda, Repsol Yamaha?

The fact that Red Bull is a huge sponsor of all types of motorsports, adventure sports and other forms of extreme sports needs no explanation. So successful has their involvement been in fact, that a host of other energy drink companies have followed their example, and motorcycle racing paddocks all around the world are now awash with sweet sticky taurine-and-caffeine-based beverages. As the original,...

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Friday Images from WSBK at Miller Motorsports Park

Friday started out sunny and clear, but by the end of the day we had huge clouds and even some lightning in the distance. Fortunately, no rain arrived before the final session, but there is a chance of thundershowers tomorrow. Miller is set in a valley surrounded by mountains, and even in late May some snow remains on the highest spots. As the clouds gathered in the distance, the setting grew more...

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Jamie Hacking To Replace Makoto Tamada At Miller WSBK Round

The World Superbike paddock has been welcoming an increasing number of Americans this year, with several riders following where Ben Spies has led. John Hopkins ousted Roby Rolfo at Stiggy Honda earlier this year, and after Hopper suffered a serious leg injury for the second year running at Assen, he was replaced by another American, Jake Zemke at Monza. After the first corner pile up at Monza took...

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Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Edges Maryland, 10-9

No. 13 Maryland drops a close game to No. 9 John Hopkins in front of 20,732 fans at M&T Bank Stadium, 10-9, as the Terrapins pull within one goal with 26 seconds left.