BRITISH SBK 2014

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Chad's Ducati 899 TriOptions Cup - Friday | Video Diary | Motorcyclenews.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S04go5DeUI

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Farmer fastest in free practice three as Byrne crashes out


PR Racing Kawasaki's Keith Famer left it until the final minutes of a dramatic third free practice session to top the MCE British Superbike Championship time sheet ahead of yesterday's pace-setter Josh Brookes as Shane 'Shakey' Byrne crashed out unhurt at the midway point of the session.

In the early stages the riders took to the circuit in damp conditions with the positions constantly shuffling, but the session came to an abrupt end for Rapid Solicitors Kawasaki's Byrne when he crashed at Clarke Curve at the half way point which dropped him to seventeenth.

After shuffling positions at the top with Byrne yesterday, Brookes took his time to get into a rhythm on the Milwaukee Yamaha, but he closed in on Farmer in the closing seconds to hold second place ahead of Ryuichi Kiyonari. The Buildbase BMW rider had been setting an impressive pace in the wet conditions and had been running fastest in the final 20 minutes before holding third ahead of Jakub Smrz on the Millsport Ducati.

Lee Costello was another rider who had a spell as the fastest rider on circuit and the Halsall Biker Gear Kawasaki rider proved the conditions suit his style as he held fifth from an improving James Westmoreland before a final lap crash curtailed his charge.

Tommy Bridewell ended the session seventh on the second of the Milwaukee Yamahas with Chris Walker, Dan Linfoot and Michael Rutter completing the top ten.

MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship, Brands Hatch, free practice three:

Keith Farmer (PR Racing Kawasaki) 52.610s
Josh Brookes (Milwaukee Yamaha) +0.315s
Ryuichi Kiyonari (Buildbase BMW) +0.426s
Jakub Smrz (Millsport Ducati) +0.460s
Lee Costello (Halsall Biker Gear Kawasaki) +0.494s
James Westmoreland (Buildbase BMW) +0.550s
Tommy Bridewell (Milwaukee Yamaha) +0.573s
Chris Walker (Lloyds British GBmoto Racing Kawasaki) +0.668s
Dan Linfoot (Quattro Plant Kawasaki) +0.686s
Michael Rutter (Bathams BMW) +0.787s

For the full session please click here

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Η πρωτη pole position παει στον Brookes
ΑΥΡΙΟ ΟΙ ΑΓΩΝΕΣ.
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http://hqsport.tv/euro_sport2.php

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ΚΑΙ ΕΔΩ
http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?...66&part=sports

http://hdsports.me/euro-sport2.php



BSB 2014

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SUPERSPORT 600

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=mpPXFTqwcUw

SUPERSPORT 600 SECOND RACE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af50...yer_detailpage

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BSB ROUND 1 RACE 1 PART 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=O3NdMxC4dh0

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BSB ROUND 1 PART 2


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wGN...yer_detailpage

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BSB ROUND 1 RACE 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=8Aj0hlnBMTw

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SUPERSTOCK 600 PART 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJx_...yer_detailpage



PART 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZTs...yer_detailpage

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Motzotzotzo

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Live Streaming Bol d'Or (FRA)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArC1...yer_detailpage

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Hopkins targets a repeat of 2011 as MCE BSB set for Oulton Park[/FONT]

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American John Hopkins has vowed to come out fighting at Oulton Park this Bank Holiday weekend (3/4/5 May) as he bids to claim his first podium finish for the Tyco Suzuki team at the circuit where he first claimed a debut victory in 2011.

Hopkins made his racing return at Brands Hatch, scoring a fifth place in the opening race of the season and then missed out on a top ten finish with eleventh place in race two, but the Californian admits he doesn't intend on a repeat performance as he strives to return to the MCE BSB podium. Hopkins has fond memories of the Cheshire circuit, not only the scene of his first victory, but also where he made history by becoming the first American rider to win a MCE BSB race.

Hopkins said: "I would say Brands Hatch went ok although I was disappointed with the result we had in race two, but we did end up with some good points and it was more than I came away with when I last raced in 2011. We took lots of positives away from Brands Hatch, not least that it was my first time back racing and getting reacquainted to running at speeds of nearly 200mph again after a year off!

"Looking at Oulton Park this weekend I definitely don't want to replicate race two at Brands Hatch again at all this season! I am now looking forward to the next round because I have fond memories of Oulton Park after my first win there in 2011. When we went to the event back then I knew we would be more competitive there than we were at the first round and I have exactly the same feeling now.

"We don't want to get ahead of ourselves and say we are going to win the races but I will be disappointed if we aren't fighting for the podium and in the top five from now on for the rest of the season. I am hoping to replicate what we did in 2011 and I want to be on the podium again this weekend that's for sure."