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Alex Rins Profile
ALEX RINS PROFILE Alex Rins lex Rins was born on December 8th, 1995 in Barcelona, Spain to Rafael and Victoria. His first contact with the world of motorsport occurred very early in his Álife, as is so often the case with riders in World Championship racing! The first time he had a go on a motorised machine, Álex was only three. It was in 1998, when he was able to ride a quad that he had been given as a present. It was only his first try, but it would leave a significant and permanent mark on him. Three years later, in 2001, a couple of friends of his father, Rafa, encouraged him to put Álex on a motorcycle just as a test. Rafa put his son on a Lem when he was four, and it seems that experience changed the rest of his life. It was enough to make him finally park the quad and start to dream of owning his own bike. Because of his insistence, Rins fulfilled his dream two years later and his parents ended up buying him a 50cc KTM motocross bike. GROWING UP On the Constantí circuit he nurtured his passion and began to train with his motorcycle. In Moto2 he didn’t let anyone down. In his first year, Álex was more than successful, The following year, in 2003, thanks in great part to Montse Costa, he was able to participate closing the season with the runner-up title and again receiving the Rookie of the Year in the Catalan and Aragonese Championships, obtaining a victory in the latter. -
Technique California Superbike School Tested
THREE CHANCES TO WIN £20.99 WORTH OF SDOC100 GEAR FREE HELPING YOU GET MORE FROM BIKING ISSUE 01 TECHNIQUE CALIFORNIA SUPERBIKE SCHOOL TESTED TRIED AND TESTED SCOTT REDDINGMOTOGP STAR SHARES HIS KIT HINTS AND TIPS PLUS KIT ADVICE NEW METAL TECH WATCH NEW AND 2015’S FOCUS ON USED KIT NEW BIKES TYRES OUR VERDICT OUR GUIDE TO OUR GUIDE ON CLOTHING 2015’S KEY NEW TO TYRE AND GEAR MODELS PRESSURES WELCOME Devon Air Ambulance Trust WELCOME Welcome to PMF Biker, your new FREE magazine made by bikers for bikers. Produced 10thMotorcycle Ride Out twice a year, and funded by the Peninsula Road Safety Partnership, we aim to promote Sunday 12 July 2015 the joy of motorcycling with a heavy emphasis on improving rider ability and safety or this, our inaugural issue, we’ve spent some Sponsored by time with British MotoGP hard charger and HRC THE TEAM Factory rider Scott Redding looking at the kit he Contents 2015’s key new bikes 4 swears by. Simon Toyne, editor F Tested – Ducati Streetfighter 848 8 We’ve also cast our eyes over 2015’s hottest bikes. For years Rode some 125,000 miles on The Knowledge – Tyres 10 we’ve been told that sportsbikes are in terminal decline as some 120 different bikes during Tried & tested – new and used kit 12 sales dwindled and thousands of riders ditched their pocket a four-and-a-half year stint as rockets and switched to the ubiquitous adventure bikes. But Competition corner – an editor on RiDE magazine. this year the manufacturers have struck back offering state-of- win with PMF 16 Loves V-Twins and trackdays. -
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Couverture_Arp:couverture 28.1.2011 11:40 Page 1 Rte des Moulières 10, 1214 Vernier, Tél. 022 939 09 09, [email protected] NEWCOLLECTION Gear.ch Couverture_Arp:couverture 31.01.11 17:24 Page 2 James Stewart • Davi Millsaps • Joshua Hill • Mike Alessi • Steve Boniface • Ryan Villopoto • Ryan Morais • Jason Lawrence • Ben Spies Casey Stoner • Dani Pedrosa • Mika Kallio • Marc Marquez • Nicky Hayden • Toni Elias • Roberto Locatelli • Hector Barbera • Chad Reed • Thomas Lüthi •James Stewart • Davi Millsaps • Joshua Hill • Mike Alessi • Steve Boniface • Ryan Villopoto • Ryan Morais • Jason Lawrence • Ben Spies • Jonathan Rea • Carlos Checa • Eugene Laverty • Garry McCoy • Shane Byrne • Noriyuki Haga • Troy Corser • Jamie Hacking • John Hopkins • Billy Mackenzie • David Philippaerts • Joshua Coppin • Tommy Searle • Tyla Rattray • Giovanni Bussei • Marcel Goetz • Thierry Van des Bosch • Jenson Button • Michael Schumacher • Toni Liuzzi • Timo Glock • Kamui Kobayashi • Rubens Barichello • Casey Stoner • Dani Pedrosa • Mika Kallio Marc • Marquez • Nicky Hayden • Toni Elias • Roberto Locatelli • Hector Barbera • Chad Reed • Thomas Lüthi • James Stewart • Davi Millsaps • Joshua Hill Jonathan Rea • Carlos Checa • Eugene Laverty • Garry McCoy • Shane Byrne • Noriyuki Haga • Troy Corser • Jamie Hacking • John Hopkins • Billy Mackenzie • David Philippaerts • Joshua Coppin • Tommy Searle • Tyla Rattray • Giovanni Bussei • Marcel Goetz • Thierry Van des Bosch • Jenson Button • Michael Schumacher • Toni Liuzzi • Timo Glock • Kamui Kobayashi • -
Davide Signed with Alpine F1 Team in January 2021 As
ALPINE F1 TEAM PRESS PACK Already recognised for its records It is part of Groupe Renault’s Luca De Meo, CEO Groupe That’s the beauty of racing as In September 2020, Luca De Meo, and successes in endurance strategy to clearly position Renault: “It is a true joy to see a works team in Formula 1. announced the creation of Alpine F1 Team, and rallying, the Alpine name each of its brands. For Alpine, the powerful, vibrant Alpine We will compete against the naturally finds its place in the this is a key step to accelerate name on a Formula One car. biggest names, for spectacular a renaissance of Groupe Renault’s F1 team, high standards, prestige and the development and influence New colours, new managing car races made and followed one of F1’s most historic and successful. performance of Formula 1. The of the brand. Renault remains team, ambitious plans: it’s a new by cheering enthusiasts. I can’t Alpine brand, a symbol of sporting an integral part of the team, beginning, building on a 40-year wait for the season to start.” prowess, elegance and agility, with the hybrid power unit history. We’ll combine Alpine’s will be designated to the chassis retaining its Renault E-Tech values of authenticity, elegance and pay tribute to the expertise moniker and unique expertise and audacity with our in-house that gave birth to the A110. in hybrid powertrains. engineering & chassis expertise. ALPINE F1 TEAM | PRESS PACK | 2021 Alpine Today and Tomorrow As part of Groupe Renault’s strategic plan ‘Renaulution’, Alpine unveiled its long-term plans to position the brand at the forefront of Groupe Renault’s innovation. -
GENERAL CATALOGUE 2019 Our History Is Our Future
Ride Regina. Be one of us! P.C13D19EC GENERAL CATALOGUE 2019 Our history is our future. The Wall of Champions. In 2019, Regina will celebrate its Innocenti’s “Lambretta”. The original Bayliss, Biaggi, Lorenzo, Rossi, by combining innovation with an 100th anniversary. The company design of Lambretta did not have a Everts, Cairoli, Herlings, Eriksson, outstanding and consistently high quality 1949 Bruno Ruffo 250cc Class 1974 Phil Read 500cc Class 1987 Jorge Martinez 80cc Class 1995 Petteri Silvan Enduro 125cc 2003 Anders Eriksson Enduro 400cc 2011 Antonio Cairoli MX1 was founded in 1919, initially transmission by chain, but after the Prado, level has allowed Regina 1950 Umberto Masetti 500cc Class 1974 M. Rathmell Trial 1987 Virginio Ferrari TT F1 1995 Anders Eriksson Enduro 350cc 2003 Juha Salminen Enduro 500cc 2011 Ken Roczen MX2 1950 Bruno Ruffo 125cc Class 1975 Paolo Pileri 125cc Class 1987 John Van Den Berk 125cc MX 1995 Jordi Tarrés Trial 2004 James Toseland WSBK 2011 Greg Hancock Speedway manufacturing chains and freewheels problems experienced with the cardan and Remes to be a market leader, 1951 Carlo Ubbiali 125cc Class 1975 Walter Villa 250cc Class 1987 Jordi Tarrés Trial 1995 Kari Tiainen Enduro 500cc 2004 Stefan Everts MX1 2012 Marc Marquez Moto 2 for bicycles. In those days, the transmission, the company asked for appreciated the enabling it to serve 1951 Bruno Ruffo 250cc Class 1975 R. Steinhausen/J. Huber Sidecar 1988 Jorge Martinez 80cc Class 1996 Max Biaggi 250cc Class 2004 Juha Salminen Enduro 2 2012 Max Biaggi WSBK -
Las Clasificaciones - -
Pasa por debajo de uno de los Air Fence’ y va a dar contra la columna de neumáticos. Queda cubierto por los protectores de aire y por las ruedas y los asistentes de carrera tienen algún problema en encontrarle Dos filas de columnas de 10 neumáticos,unidosentresi. La caída fue en la 5 vuelta, en la curva Madijkeií La pierna de Crivillé quedó a a- escasos centímetros del guardar- JI rail, situado tras los neumáticos. Los ‘Air Fence’ son las protecciones las que / impacta el piloto. Están llenas de aire comprimido y atadas entre sí. [Kocinsi/Li1 -a WITERDIEP 3 ,ts 1 salirse de la curva. K pasa por debajo del ‘Air Fence’ y queda atrapado bajo las ruedas. Tardan más de un minuto en sacarle, mientras grita y aguanta todo el peso de la fila de neumáticos. GTBOCHT RAMSHOEK 1 NDEVEEN (1 k _» 1 • u 1 DEBULT 4 o A “u a ) r .. ¡ rdo;1] LAS CLASIFICACIONES - - - . ‘-- - -;0] ... 500 C. 250 CC 125 CC 1.Okada(Jap/Hon)-4112732 1. capirossi (ItalHon) 3804730 1. Azuma (Jap/Hon) 3809395 2. Roberts (UsNSuzuki) a 7”316 2. Rossi (ItafAprilia) 0”180 a 2. Ueda (Jap/Honda) 0’317a 3. Gibemau (Esp/Hon) a 7”404 3. McWilliams (GBR/Apr) a 0”534 3. Locatelli (Ita/Aprilia) a0”343 4.Aoki(Jap/Suzuki)a 10”941 4. Ukawa (Jap/Honda) a0”537 4. Alzamora (Esp/Hon) a 8”842 5. Biaggi (ItaiYam) 1 a0”980 5. Nakano (Jap/Yamaha) a 0742 5. Scalvini (Ita/Aprilia) - a 9’204 6. Abe (JapiYamaha) a1 6”271 6. -
R Race CLASSIFICATION
Estoril Computerised results and timing service GP MARLBORO DE PORTUGAL 250cc Race Classification 20 4182 m. after 26 laps = 108.732 km Pos Rider Nation Team Motorcycle Total Time Km/h Gap 1 25 10 Fonsi NIETO SPA Telefonica Movistar-Repsol APRILIA 53'58.901 120.854 2 20 3 Marco MELANDRI ITA MS Aprilia Racing APRILIA 53'59.585 120.828 0.684 3 16 9 Sebastian PORTO ARG Petronas Sprinta Yamaha TVK YAMAHA 54'06.243 120.580 7.342 4 13 4 Roberto ROLFO ITA Fortuna Honda Gresini HONDA 54'22.477 119.980 23.576 5 11 15 Roberto LOCATELLI ITA Tu Racing Team APRILIA 54'48.135 119.044 49.234 6 10 7 Emilio ALZAMORA SPA Fortuna Honda Gresini HONDA 54'59.529 118.633 1'00.628 7 9 19 Leon HASLAM GBR Cibertel Honda BQR HONDA 55'35.535 117.353 1'36.634 8 8 42 David CHECA SPA Safilo Oxydo Race LCR APRILIA 55'38.451 117.250 1'39.550 9 7 28 Dirk HEIDOLF GER Aprilia Germany APRILIA 56'11.641 116.096 2'12.740 10 6 32 Hector FAUBEL SPA RFME Equipo Nacional APRILIA 54'02.669 116.071 1 lap 11 5 22 Raul JARA SPA RFME Equipo Nacional APRILIA 54'06.465 115.935 1 lap 12 4 36 Erwan NIGON FRA Equipe de France - Scrab GP APRILIA 54'41.563 114.695 1 lap 13 3 24 Toni ELIAS SPA Telefonica Movistar-Repsol APRILIA 54'55.925 105.059 3 laps Not Classified 57 Gregory LEFORT FRA Equipe de France - Scrab GP APRILIA 49'28.051 116.665 3 laps 18 Shahrol YUZY MAL Petronas Sprinta Yamaha TVK YAMAHA 46'40.238 118.280 4 laps 8 Naoki MATSUDO JPN Dark Dog Yamaha Kurz YAMAHA 43'17.410 121.720 5 laps 21 Franco BATTAINI ITA Imola Circuit Exalt Cycle Race APRILIA 43'04.122 116.520 6 laps 27 Casey -
Remontadaimposibledealzamora
Lunes 15 de mayo de 2000 Mundo Deportivo 48 POLIDEPORTIVO MOTOCICLISMO GP de Francia El español supo pelear por la victoria y subir al podio a pesar de una mala salida, que le relegó a la duodécima posición en la primera curva Remontada imposible de Alzamora Gemma Rodés LE MANS último suspiro, después de que su segundo de Vincent, el pupilo de montar como una bestia para po- El japonés Ui consiguió una último intento de rebasar a Gian- Jorge Martínez 'Aspar'. Supo espe- der cogerlos. Si hubiéramos teni- trabaja victoria para Derbi, l inicio de la jornada fue co- santi, que acabó segundo, no sur- rar su momento y que Ui y Vin- do una moto tan rápida como en resistiendo los asaltos del mo un buen presagio de lo tiera efecto. cent se la jugaran. El Jerez hubiera podido ganar, pero francés Vincent, con una E El japonés Ui Aprilia de 'Aspar' Ⴇ FOTO: EFE que tenía que venir des- El campeón del octa- francés intentó reba- la puesta a punto ha sido una lote- pués, un primer 'trailer' de la se- vo de litro volvió a ser dio a Derbi su sar al japonés de Der- ría después de que en todo el fin de sión del día. Si el final de carrera un maestro en el arte segunda victoria bi en una curva impo- semana haya podido rodar sólo 15 de Crivillé fue dramático, Emilio de las remontadas. de la temporada sible y debió frenar. minutos en seco”, dijo. Al menos, Alzamora también se reservó lo Una mala salida le lle- y postula su En ese titubeo, Gian- sigue líder del Mundial ܘ mejor para el final. -
R Practice CLASSIFICATION
Johor Computerised results and timing service FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix MARLBORO MALAYSIAN GP 125cc Free Practice Nr. 2 8 3860 m. Classification Rider Nation Team MOTORCYCLE Time Lap Total Gap Top Speed 1 41 Youichi UI JPN Team Yamaha Kurz Aral YAMAHA 1'34.894 13 19 198.5 2 20 Masao AZUMA JPN Mac Motors Liegeois Comp. HONDA 1'35.249 18 21 0.355 0.355 201.8 3 8 Gianluigi SCALVINI ITA Team Polini Inoxmacel HONDA 1'35.255 17 20 0.361 0.006 197.0 4 4 Kazuto SAKATA JPN UGT 3000 APRILIA 1'35.302 21 22 0.408 0.047 199.6 5 32 Mirko GIANSANTI ITA OXS Matteoni HONDA 1'35.329 16 19 0.435 0.027 199.6 6 2 Noboru UEDA JPN Givi Honda LCR HONDA 1'35.442 16 16 0.548 0.113 199.5 7 15 Roberto LOCATELLI ITA Team Polini Inoxmacel HONDA 1'35.483 12 16 0.589 0.041 200.7 8 13 Marco MELANDRI ITA Benetton Matteoni HONDA 1'35.567 16 17 0.673 0.084 198.1 9 10 Lucio CECCHINELLO ITA Givi Honda LCR HONDA 1'35.986 4 17 1.092 0.419 195.9 10 62 Yoshiaki KATOH JPN Team Semprucci Biesse-Group YAMAHA 1'36.084 18 19 1.190 0.098 198.6 11 5 Masaki TOKUDOME JPN Docshop Racing APRILIA 1'36.206 16 19 1.312 0.122 202.1 12 39 Jaroslav HULES CZE Team UGT 3000 HONDA 1'36.228 19 21 1.334 0.022 197.9 13 3 Tomomi MANAKO JPN Team UGT - 3000 HONDA 1'36.695 18 18 1.801 0.467 196.6 14 23 Gino BORSOI ITA Motoracing s.r.l. -
R Race CLASSIFICATION
Automotodrom Brno Computerised results and timing service GAULOISES GP CESKE REPUBLIKY 125cc Race Classification 20 5403 m. after 19 laps = 102.657 km Pos Rider Nation Team Motorcycle Total Time Km/h Gap 1 25 3 Daniel PEDROSA SPA Telefonica Movistar jnr Team HONDA 40'59.354 150.269 2 20 7 Stefano PERUGINI ITA Abruzzo Racing Team APRILIA 41'03.335 150.026 3.981 3 16 15 Alex DE ANGELIS RSM Globet.com Racing APRILIA 41'09.808 149.633 10.454 4 13 36 Mika KALLIO FIN KTM-Red Bull KTM 41'10.406 149.596 11.052 5 11 80 Hector BARBERA SPA Master-MXOnda-Aspar Team APRILIA 41'11.705 149.518 12.351 6 10 34 Andrea DOVIZIOSO ITA Team Scot HONDA 41'12.322 149.481 12.968 7 9 6 Mirko GIANSANTI ITA Matteoni Racing APRILIA 41'20.463 148.990 21.109 8 8 23 Gino BORSOI ITA Globet.com Racing APRILIA 41'20.867 148.966 21.513 9 7 41 Youichi UI JPN Sterilgarda Racing APRILIA 41'24.195 148.766 24.841 10 6 42 Gioele PELLINO ITA Sterilgarda Racing APRILIA 41'34.296 148.164 34.942 11 5 79 Gabor TALMACSI HUN Exalt Cycle Red Devil APRILIA 41'34.567 148.148 35.213 12 4 48 Jorge LORENZO SPA Caja Madrid Derbi Racing DERBI 41'40.396 147.802 41.042 13 3 8 Masao AZUMA JPN Ajo Motorsports HONDA 41'40.716 147.783 41.362 14 2 58 Marco SIMONCELLI ITA Matteoni Racing APRILIA 41'40.894 147.773 41.540 15 1 63 Mike DI MEGLIO FRA Freesoul Racing Team APRILIA 41'41.016 147.766 41.662 16 19 Alvaro BAUTISTA SPA Seedorf Racing APRILIA 41'41.867 147.715 42.513 17 10 Roberto LOCATELLI ITA KTM-Red Bull KTM 41'42.364 147.686 43.010 18 32 Fabrizio LAI ITA Semprucci Angaia Malaguti MALAGUTI 41'42.422 -
PECCO BAGNAIA BIOGRAPHY Pecco Bagnaia Biography
29/04/2016. INFO PRESENTATION PECCO BAGNAIA BIOGRAPHY Pecco Bagnaia Biography FRANCESCO BAGNAIA #21 Date of birth: 14/01/97 – Turín – Italy Age: 19 First Grand Prix: Moto3 Grand Prix of Qatar 2013 First victory: Last victory: First pole: First fastest lap: Moto3 Grand Prix of France – (2014) First podium: Moto3 Grand Prix of France – (2015) Victories: Poles: Fastest laps: 2 (Moto3) Podiums: 3 (Moto3) Best championship finish: 14th World Championship Moto3 2015 Total GP appearances: 55 (Moto3) SPORTING CAREER 2009: European MiniGP Champion – Italian MiniGP Championship runnerup 2010: 125cc PreGP Mediterranean Championship runnerup 3rd in 125 PreGP Catalan Championship 2011: 3rd in 125cc Spanish Championship 2012: 3rd in Moto3 Spanish Championship Championship 2013: Moto3 World Championship debut 2014: 16th in Moto3 World Championship 2015: 14th in Moto3 World Championship BIOGRAPHY Francesco Bagnaia, known affectionately to his friends as 'Pecco', is one of the most exciting young racing talents to emerge from Italy in recent times. Originally hailing from Turin, he now lives with his parents and two siblings in Chivasso, a small town some twenty kilometres from the capital of the Piamonte region. His father works for an accessory company, as does his mother, and together they form a tight family unit. Like most young racers, Pecco fell in love with motorcycles watching his father compete alongside his uncle in amateur championships. On the occasion of his sixth Christmas, Santa brought Pecco a 50cc Beta motocross bike, which he would gleefully ride on wasteland close to the family home. At the age of eight he received his first race bike, a minimoto that he took along to the Italian Championship – a series he qualified for at the first attempt and would continue racing in until the age of ten. -
Renault Sport Racing Press Pack 2020
FOREWORD This year, Renault will continue its very proud and long-standing history in Formula 1 into a new decade, our sixth consecutive in the sport. We are in the midst of an interesting period, as we continue to engage within established global markets, while simultaneously developing our brand and its awareness in bigger areas like China and India within the widespread transformation of the automotive industry. Our commitment to Formula 1 has led to inventive marketing initiatives to increase awareness of, and commitment to, our brand. I look forward in particular to supporting new activations from Groupe Renault and its markets around E-Tech technology, which has been inspired by long-standing Formula 1 innovation. Our presence in the sport is also a unique opportunity for the team’s partners and sponsors to build relationships with one of the most important car manufacturers in the world, and for Renault to benefit from their know-how in their respective fields. 2020 is also an important transition year for the team. We aim to recapture the positive momentum from our first three years since returning to Formula 1 while preparing for next season, which will represent a new cycle for all teams. Having completed our initial construction phase, we are more determined than ever to be ready to attack and take advantage of the 2021 technical changes. 2020 is also the last year under the current agreements that govern Formula 1’s commercial rights. The new agreements and rules, already in advanced negotiation, should represent a new opportunity for Renault Sport Racing and for Renault to take part in a more balanced, competitive sport.