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Aug 24, 2022 · Best motorbikes of 2022 – the MCN award winners. Overall Bike of the year: Triumph Tiger Sport 660. Best 1000cc+ Naked: Yamaha MT-10. Best Sub-1000cc Naked: Ducati Streetfighter V2. Best Retro...
Sep 15, 2022 · After much anticipation, Rider announces its 2022 Motorcycle of the Year, as well as the top 10 finalists, all chosen from more than 60 motorcycles.
- Rider Magazine Staff
- Pol Espargaro – 2
- Andrea Dovizioso – 2.5
- Franco Morbidelli – 3
- Taka Nakagami – 3
- Alex Marquez – 3.5
- Stefan Bradl – 4
- Raul Fernandez – 4
- Joan Mir – 4
- Remy Gardner – 4.5
- Fabio Di Giannantonio – 5
Best score: 7.5 (Lusail) Worst score: 2.0 (Mugello, Barcelona, Buriram, Valencia) Maybe Pol Espargaro’s biggest mistake of the whole year was talking a strong gamein testing about the potential of a radically different Honda and then sticking said bike on the podium at the opening race in Qatar all the way back in March – because it set expectation...
Best score: 7.5 (Misano) Worst score: 1.0 (Barcelona) When you look at the trajectory of his results, it’s not much of a surprise that Andrea Dovizioso decided to call time on his career after the San Marino Grand Prix in September. From someone billed by his team boss as a title contender before the season started into a rider barely able to finis...
Best score: 6.5 (Buriram, Sepang) Worst score: 1.0 (Assen, Phillip Island) Look, it’s harsh but simple: you cannot be a factory MotoGP rider for very long if you keep delivering results like Franco Morbidelli did in 2022. It’s just not good enough for him to be rolling around fighting for a single point while his team-mate is challenging for a titl...
Best score: 7.5 (Le Mans) Worst score: 0.0 (Barcelona) Even by Honda rider standards, 2022 was a rough one for Takaaki Nakagami. Always seeming to bear the brunt of bad RC213Vs, this season was no exception and he never delivered what could be described as a particularly strong performance before things took a turn for the worse and he lost a load ...
Best score: 8.5 (Portimao) Worst score: 0.0 (Phillip Island) About the only good thing that can be said for Alex Marquez’s season is that he was often the best of the rest for Honda behind brother Marc, in a year where life was far from easy for any of the firm’s four riders. But that’s only good enough to a point, and in his case there wasn’t a lo...
Best score: 6.0 (Misano) Worst score: 1.5 (Silverstone) The latest surgery needed by Marc Marquez meant that Honda’s super-sub Stefan Bradl was once again drafted into a quasi-full-time ride for much of the middle of the season, combining his two roles as stand-in and test rider. That meant he had mixed targets, and it’s hard to say that Bradl full...
Best score: 7.5 (Sepang) Worst score: 2.0 (Silverstone) It’s no secret that Raul Fernandez never wanted to ride a KTM MotoGP bike but was shoehorned into the seatby some internal politics when he was trying to secure a future with Yamaha – and that’s never a recipe for getting the most out of your rider. He only looked really motivated on occasion,...
Best score: 9.0 (Austin) Worst score: 1.0 (Silverstone, Red Bull Ring) Then-reigning world champion Joan Mir went winless in 2021 – and somehow, 2022 managed to step things down an order of magnitude even further. On the back foot since May when Suzuki announced its shock departure, then hammered by injury at the Austrian Grand Prix in August, his ...
Best score: 8.0 (Barcelona) Worst score: 3.0 (Red Bull Ring, Misano) Last year’s Moto2 world champion Remy Gardner had a season of two halves. Battered in the initial part thanks to training injuries, his back was up against the wall as he tried to find some form on a bike that’s obviously hard to ride. But then, sacked by KTM for somewhat-spurious...
Best score: 9.5 (Sachsenring) Worst score: 2.0 (Misano) With Fabio Di Giannantonio arriving as a relatively unknown quantity thanks to a fairly obscure Moto2 career, it was hard to figure out what to expect – but in the end his year was made disappointing not by him but by the others around him, with the Gresini rider outshone by the likes of Marco...
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Jan 26, 2022 · Harley-Davidson has created a new generation of high-performance baggers by slotting its biggest mass-made V-twin into new ‘ST’ versions of the Street Glide, Road Glide and Low Rider.
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The 2022 MotoGP season begins on 6 March and will be the 73rd year of the grand prix motorcycle world championship. Here's everything you need to know. Lewis Duncan Mar 1, 2022, 8:43 AM. Upd:...
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Feb 8, 2022 · A revised livery adorns a heavily updated 2022 Repsol Honda Team RC213V – the machine a new concept from Saitama as they aim to return to their position at the top of the motorcycle racing...
