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March 22, 11:44 AM
From the 2013 season, motogp.com is excited to introduce you to the brand-new MultiScreen Player - allowing you to get just that bit closer to the action.
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If this works as described, this is seriously cool. It's got all the bells and whistles but they had us at the sound controller - slide bars for the comentators, or lower that and listen to the noise of the field, or just say, Nicky Hayden's Ducati. It's pure noise candy. Delete the scoop?
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Nicky Hayden’s winter vacation was marred on Tuesday, December 27, when he broke his left scapula and fractured two ribs while training near his home in Owensboro, Kentucky....more ... Delete the scoop?
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motogp.com and Monster Energy have teamed up for a special event ahead of the French Grand Prix, hosting an exclusive live interview with Valentino Rossi! On the eve of the Monster Energy Grand Prix de France, Ducati Team rider Valentino Rossi will be answering your questions during a special live broadcast on motogp.com, which will be hosted by MotoGP commentator and After the Flag host Gavin Emmett, who will put the fans’ questions to the Italian rider! Send us your questions NOW via twitter using the #AskValentino hashtag or at facebook.com/MonsterEnergy. Valentino Rossi will be answeringyour questions live from le Mans on Thursday 17 May. You will be able to follow the interview exclusively on motogp.com via a free video stream at 18:45 local time. Delete the scoop?
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We have attended this school and find it to be quite unlike a standard racing school. Especially if you live somewhere besides Italy the experience of the school coupled with the culture, food and iconic tracks and instructors make this a really great "learning vacation"