Garry McCoy

FB Corse Video – Triple Treat

Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that MZ in Moto2 has a nice ring to it - Saturday, 20th March 2010, 12:09 GMT

The debut of the FB Corse bike at Valencia this week is perhaps best described as a moderate success. The three cylinder bike built by Oral Engineering demonstrated that it was reliable and had plenty of potential, though it was still at a very early stage of development. Garry McCoy lapped Valencia at around 1'40, well off the pace but not bad for a shakedown test run without any electronics. So far, the FB Corse has not been admitted to the MotoGP entry list, but a couple more tests should help get the bike ready to be examined again in time for the Jerez round of MotoGP at the beginning of May. read more Read article

FB Corse to enter MotoGP in Jerez

Source: | Motorcycle Sport | MotoGP - Thursday, 18th March 2010, 11:40 GMT

The new FB Corse squad claims to have been given approval to start racing in the 2010 MotoGP world championship from the third round in Jerez. The three-cylinder project has been given the green light after Garry McCoy put the... Read article

FB Corse to enter MotoGP in Jerez

Source: | Motorcycle Sport | MotoGP - Thursday, 18th March 2010, 11:40 GMT

The new FB Corse squad claims to have been given approval to start racing in the 2010 MotoGP world championship from the third round in Jerez. The three-cylinder project has been given the green light after Garry McCoy put the... Read article

FB Corse Bike “Not Yet Ready To Race”

Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that MZ in Moto2 has a nice ring to it - Wednesday, 17th March 2010, 17:59 GMT

As the established MotoGP field warm their engines for the final test of the season at Qatar starting on Thursday, back in Europe, another bike has been auditioning to join the show. At Valencia today, the FB Corse team ran a timed test in front of Franco Uncini, Dorna and IRTA's representative sent to evaluate the project, with the hope of impressing Uncini sufficiently that the team and their rider Garry McCoy would be admitted as the 18th official entry into the MotoGP class. Their hopes have been dashed, however. Uncini's verdict, though full of praise for the team, is negative, and the FB Corse team will not be allowed to start the season at Qatar. Speaking to GPOne.com, Uncini described the project as "interesting," but said what the FB Corse really needed was more time and more miles on the bike to develop it further and refine it before it is ready to race. read more Read article

McCoy To Test FB Corse On March 15th And 16th

Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that the winter is now officially over for racing fans - Friday, 5th March 2010, 9:58 GMT

The status of the FB Corse project has been shrouded in mystery ever since the Italian team announced they would be contesting the 2010 MotoGP season. Though the bike has been officially presented, and details about the three-cylinder MotoGP machine widely circulated, the bike has yet to turn a wheel in public, and no one knows whether the bike is even capable of achieving race speeds. This latter point has caused some concern inside IRTA, the organization representing the race teams and charged with ensuring the quality of the teams involved. IRTA boss Mike Trimby told MCN last week that FB Corse would not be allowed to take part in MotoGP until the bike had demonstrated its competitiveness, by lapping at a Grand Prix circuit within three seconds of race pace. FB Corse has now risen to that challenge. Today, the team issued a press release stating that Garry McCoy is to test the FB01 at Valencia on the 15th and 16th of March, before running a timed test in front of Franco Uncini, who will be watching the test on behalf of Dorna. A representative from IRTA will also be present to monitor the test, to ensure the team is proficient enough to be allowed into the MotoGP paddock. read more Read article

FB Corse Exempted From Test Ban – McCoy To Test By February 28th

Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that racing starts in just one more week - Wednesday, 24th February 2010, 21:04 GMT

The FB Corse MotoGP bike took a step closer to finding its way onto the grid today. According to the Italian sports broadcaster Sport Mediaset, the team has been given a special dispensation by Dorna and the FIM to test the bike outside of the official MotoGP testing events, with a contracted rider rather than a test rider. As a consequence, Garry McCoy has until February 28th - this coming Sunday - to test the bike and demonstrate the machine is fast enough to make it a worthy entry to the MotoGP class. read more Read article

McCoy makes MotoGP comeback at 37

Source: BBC Sport - Wednesday, 3rd February 2010, 17:52 GMT

Australian rider Garry McCoy is to make a surprise return to MotoGP at the age of 37. Read article

MCCOY RETURNS TO MOTOGP WITH NEW FB CORSE SQUAD

Source: Bike Sport News - Wednesday, 3rd February 2010, 13:25 GMT

Former MotoGP man Gary McCoy will return to the series in 2010 after signing a deal to ride with the fledgling Italian FB Corse team just weeks after ... Read article

Portimao WSB: Eugene Laverty first in World Supersport race

Source: - Sunday, 25th October 2009, 14:33 GMT

Parkalgar Honda rider Eugene Laverty claimed victory in the World Supersport race at Portimao. Turkish rider Kenan Sofuoglu placed second for the Hannspree Ten Kate Honda team, followed by Parkingo Triumph BE1 rider Garry McCoy. Brit and Yamaha rider Cal Crutchlow finished…

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WSS Valencia McCoy and Triumph Chase Glory

Source: | Sport | World Superbikes - Friday, 3rd April 2009, 17:09 GMT

Veteran MotoGP and World Superbike rider Garry McCoy, 36, could be on the verge of giving Britain’s Triumph factory a top six finish in Sunday’s World Supersport race at Valencia. The Australian was punted off the track on the first... Read article

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