Jean-Philippe Ruggia is said to have been the precursor to the current riding style in road racing. After a solid progression, winning the French RD350LC trophy and the European Championship, he landed in the World Championship, where, in addition to his excellent results, between 1987 and 1998 he achieved three victories (250cc) and ten podiums (nine in 250cc and one in 500cc). Jean-Philippe became known for a revolutionary riding style that is now commonplace: not o

Gene Romero excelled in all aspects of motorcycling throughout an extensive and successful career. He had an unlikely start for a ...

After the end of the 1983 season, Kenny Roberts retired from racing as a very successful rider and created his first structure to compete...

Yamaha had decided to withdraw completely from GP racing at the end of 1968. Great was the surprise that for the 1969 season Yamaha ...

Jacinto Moriana, the boss of the JJ team, had the great virtue of treating all his riders with excessive generosity, with great humanity...

Alan Carter, born in Halifax on August 19, 1964, was the surprising winner of the 1983 French GP, held at Le Mans, in the 250cc ...