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The First Moto2 Test Times With The Official Honda Engine – Kenny Noyes Tops The Pile

Source: MotoMatters.com | Kropotkin Thinks - ... that the winter is now officially over for racing fans - Monday, 1st March 2010, 13:40 GMT

The waiting is over, and the Moto2 bikes are finally out on track at Valencia on equal terms, with equal engines. At last we can start comparing times properly, as everyone is now using the official standard Moto2 engine. Using the spec Honda engine, Kenny Noyes is so far quickest, confirming the form the Antonio Banderas Racing rider has shown at all of the Moto2 tests so far. The American - son of US journalist and Spanish TV commentator Dennis - leads the Gresini squad, with Russian newcomer Vladimir Ivanov surprisingly ahead of the championship favorite, Toni Elias. Yuki Takahashi, who has also been fast throughout Moto2 testing, sits in 4th, the Tech 3 rider currently about eight tenths off Noyes' pace. But the times so far don't mean too much, as no one has put in a great many laps yet, and a sizable group of riders are still in the pits waiting to get underway. Some of the teams are suffering the consequences of - unsurprisingly - the economic crisis: One such is Scot Honda, who according to GPOne.com were forced to wait until this morning before receiving their Moto2 engines, as the team still has unpaid back payments for their MotoGP adventure last season. The team, which is to field Alex de Angelis and Niccolo Canepa, has been given a reprieve for this test, but could still be in trouble before the season starts. read more Read article

Hiroshi Aoyama draws on Daijiro Kato inspiration

Source: MCN Sport - Friday, 13th November 2009, 14:25 GMT

Hiroshi Aoyama reckons he drew inspiration from late Japanese star Daijiro Kato after he claimed a historic victory in the final 250GP world championship in Valencia last weekend. The Scot Honda rider survived a massive scare to claim Honda's first... Read article

Scot Honda quit MotoGP

Source: MCN Sport - Wednesday, 11th November 2009, 10:11 GMT

Only 18 bikes will contest the 2010 MotoGP world championship after the cash-strapped Scot Honda squad confirmed it has abandoned plans to race in the premier class next season. The Italian team had missed several deadlines to order an RC212V... Read article

Honda waiting on Scot decision for 2010

Source: - Tuesday, 27th October 2009, 16:31 GMT

Honda is still willing to prop up the MotoGP grid with a seven-pronged attack on next year’s world championship. A deadline for the cash-strapped Scot Honda squad to confirm it would lease an RC212V expired last Saturday in Malaysia, with…

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Self focus for Simoncelli as title defence goes to the wire

Source: - Monday, 19th October 2009, 12:02 GMT

Marco Simoncelli is maintaining a focus on his own form rather than that of title rival Hiroshi Aoyama, despite moving to within 12 points of the Scot Honda rider in the 250cc World Championship standings.

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Elías still holds MotoGP hope

Source: - Saturday, 17th October 2009, 5:58 GMT

Toni Elías has not given up hope of continuing in MotoGP next year, citing the possibility of a ride with the Scot Honda team.

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Honda deny dumping Yuki Takahashi

Source: MCN Sport - Friday, 10th July 2009, 14:51 GMT

Honda has vigorously denied throwing rookie Yuki Takahashi - its only Japanese MotoGP rider - on the scrapheap. Claims by the Scot Honda team that it had reluctantly released Yuki Takahashi because HRC had refused to supply additional engines and... Read article

Takahashi surprised by Scot’s decision

Source: Autosport.com - Friday, 3rd July 2009, 13:23 GMT

Yuki Takahashi says he was disappointed to learn that he was being dropped by the Scot Honda team, and denied that a back injury was part of the reason for the loss of his ride Read article

Takahashi loses Scot Honda ride

Source: Autosport.com - Friday, 3rd July 2009, 11:05 GMT

The Scot Honda team has dropped Yuki Takahashi and will run only Gabor Talmacsi from this weekend's Laguna Seca race Read article

US MotoGP: Honda confirms Yuki Takahashi departure

Source: MCN Sport - Thursday, 2nd July 2009, 4:26 GMT

Honda has confirmed that it has reluctantly axed Japanese rider Yuki Takahashi from the satellite Scot team with immediate effect. As was expected despite Takahashi’s arrival in California on Tuesday afternoon, he will no longer ride for the Scot Honda,... Read article

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