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SBK: il terzo giorno a Phillip Island
2008-03-04 13:49:00 Ecco i risultati della terza giornata a Phillip Island cioè Warm Up, Gara 1 e Gara 2. (more…) Condividi (Fonte: eRace Motor Blog) Condividi
SBK, Phillip Island: Bayliss e la Ducati imprendibili. Biaggi cade due volt
2008-03-02 00:00:00 Bayliss e Biaggi, due nomi per descrivere le due facce della giornata di Suberbike in Australia. Il campione in sella alla Ducati Xerox davanti al proprio pubblico ha conquistato gara 1 e gara 2 con autorevolezza salendo a quota 44 vittorie in carriera. Un mostro. Per Max Biaggi, invece, la trasferta ...
SBK: il team Sterilgarda Go Eleven pronto per Phillip Island
2008-02-28 16:54:00 Il team Sterilgarda Go Eleven è pronto per affontare la seconda prova del mondiale Superbike, questo week-end sul tracciato australiani di Phillip Island dove già il team aveva avuto modo di girare durante i test invernali. (more…) Condividi (Fonte: eRace Motor Blog) Condividi
World?s most powerful sports cars for Shannons Phillip Island Classic
2008-02-18 00:00:00 Click on the picture to enlarge The World?s most powerful sports car ? the Porsche 917/30 Spyder developed for the Canadian-American (CanAm) racing series ? will be unleashed at the Shannons Phillip Island Classic historic race meeting over the weekend of March 7-9, 2008. Reputedly producing up to 1580HP (1178kW) in qualifying form and a reliable 1100HP (820kW) in race trim, the spectacular Porsche 917/30 with its 5.4 litre turbocharged 12 cylinder air-cooled engine could reputedly accelerate from 0-100km/h in 1.9 seconds, 0-160km/h in 3.9 seconds and 0-320km/h in 10.9 seconds, on to a top speed of 400km/h. The 1973 CanAm winner and the 917/30?s most famous driver, Mark Donohue, established a closed-circuit record that still stands today, lapping the Talladega oval in Alabama in August 1975 at a speed of 355.85km/h. The 917/30 coming to Phillip Island from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart is chassis number 917 30 002 ? the car in which Donohue dominated Can Am racing and set the...
Stoner Turns Fastest-ever Lap Around Phillip Island On Final Day Of MotoGP
2008-02-05 20:01:00 STONER SMASHES PHILLIP ISLAND RECORD, MELANDRI SIGNS OFF SATISFIED Casey Stoner lapped faster than any other rider in history at Phillip Island today, his stunning lap of 1′28.777 coming on the last of three days of tests at his home circuit. The reigning World Champion used a qualifying tyre on his 25th of 51 laps, […] Source: ...
Phillip Island Jan '08 Test Day 3 Times - Stoner in Charge
2008-02-01 13:18:00 Pos.RiderBikeTimeFast LapTotal Laps 1.Casey Stoner Ducati1'28.7772551 2.Nicky Hayden Honda1'29.73471102 3.James Toseland Yamaha1'29.7545189 4.Andrea Dovizioso Honda1'29.7808490 5.Colin Edwards Yamaha1'29.7955656 6.Chris Vermeulen Suzuki1'30.2164973 7.Alex de Angelis Honda1'30.4386791 8.Shinya Nakano Honda1'30.7288989 9.Toni Elias Ducati1'30.9669497 10.Randy de Puniet Honda1'30.97864115 11.Sylvain Guintoli Ducati1'30.9834558 12.Marco Melandri Ducati1'31.37718108 13.Loris Capirossi Suzuki1'31.5087575 14.Ant West Kawasaki1'31.9571690
Hopkins To Miss Testing At Phillip Island After Crash
2008-02-01 00:25:00 Any hope John Hopkins may have had of getting his 2008 season off to a better start than in 2007 were dashed today, after Hopper crashed in damp conditions during the second day of testing in Phillip Island. The American Kawasaki rider suffered a torn abductor muscle in his groin, after a highside at turn one flicked him off the bike. The only consolation for Hopper is that the injury, while painful, is less serious than the broken hand he suffered testing at Qatar prior to the 2007 season. Hopkins was scheduled to fly back to California as soon as possible, to receive treatment from the renowned sports physiologist Dr Ting. Hopkins will hope to return to testing at the official IRTA test at Jerez in mid-February.
Phillip Island Jan '08 Test Day 2 Times
2008-01-31 14:42:00 Pos.RiderBikeTimeFast LapTotal Laps 1.Casey Stoner Ducati1'29.9384345 2.Alex de Angelis Honda1'30.4495454 3.Andrea Dovizioso Honda1'31.0745760 4.Shinya Nakano Honda1'31.3166474 5.Nicky Hayden Honda1'31.3737172 6.James Toseland Yamaha1'31.4514955 7.Marco Melandri Ducati1'31.4786980 8.Loris Capirossi Suzuki1'31.5456062 9.Randy de Puniet Honda1'31.5755872 10.Colin Edwards Yamaha1'31.5934044 11.Chris Vermeulen Suzuki1'31.7745050 12.Ant West Kawasaki1'32.2427175 13.Toni Elias Ducati1'32.2464459 14.Sylvain Guintoli Ducati1'32.4315564 15.John Hopkins Kawasaki1'42.1302727
Phillip Island Jan '08 Test Day 1 Times - Rookies Off To A Flying Start
2008-01-30 11:10:00 Pos.RiderBikeTimeFast LapTotal Laps 1.Colin EdwardsYamaha1'29.5664177 2.Casey StonerDucati1'30.1787373 3.Alex de AngelisHonda1'30.6886870 4.Andrea DoviziosoHonda1'30.7015679 5.James ToselandYamaha 1'30 8644981 6.Marco MelandriDucati1'30.8699999 7.Shinya NakanoHonda1'31.1119091 8.Nicky HaydenHonda1'31.22696107 9.Loris CapirossiSuzuki1'31.2745282 10.Chris VermeulenSuzuki1'31.3176099 11.Randy de PunietHonda1'31.43648103 12.John HopkinsKawasaki1'31.6237988 13.Ant WestKawasaki1'31.7866572 14.Sylvain GuintoliDucati1'32.4843568 15.Toni EliasDucati1'32.5736790
Pedrosa Out Of Sepang Test, Likely To Miss Phillip Island
2008-01-22 16:02:00 Dani Pedrosa's ill fortune at Sepang continues. His fiery crash at the end of testing on Tuesday resulted in a fractured hand, and is on his way home. As expected, the Repsol Honda rider will miss the remainder of the test in Malaysia, but the situation is looking bleak, as Pedrosa is also highly likely to miss out on the Phillip Island test next week, with the next test at Sepang in the first week of February also looking doubtful. Sepang has been cruel to Pedrosa over the years, as he injured himself badly there in a practice crash during his rookie season. The excruciating pain from the gaping hole in his leg did not prevent the tough little Spaniard from finishing on the podium, however.
Huge Phillip Island Classic planned for March
2008-01-18 02:19:00 The Phillip Island Classic is already the largest annual historic motoring event in the Southern Hemisphere, but this year all the stops have been pulled out to ensure that prestigious title is not lost. Capped at 550 entrants, the Classic covers eight decades of motor racing history up until the late 1980s. The three day, thirty ...
CanAm winner coming to Phillip Island
2007-12-24 00:22:00 The world’s most powerful circuit sports car, the Porsche 917/30 Spyder, is coming to Australia, to take part in the Shannon’s Phillip Island Classic historic race meet, from March 7-9, 2008. Porsche is specially flying out the classic racer from its museum in Stuttgart. This particular car set a closed-circuit speed record in 1973 when it ...
Phillip Island Faces "Upgrading" For Formula 1, But Ruin For Motorcycle Rac
2007-11-09 23:31:00 Reports emerged from Australia yesterday that the Phillip Island circuit has become a possible future venue for the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix. The option was mooted by Andrew Fox, managing director of the Linfox Property Group, the circuit's owners. Linfox are already planning an 18 hole golf course and a 5 star hotel at the facility, and are trying to lure Australian Formula One Grand Prix to the circuit, which is currently run on a street circuit around Albert Park in Melbourne. Fox suggested the move in an interview with a chain of Australian newspapers, after complaints in Victoria, the Australian state of which Melbourne is the capital, that the current street course in Albert Park cost local taxpayers some AUS $35,000,000 to stage. He told News Ltd that all it would take is for Ron Walker, chairman of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, to pick up the phone and make the call. If a 10 year deal could be reached, then Fox could see no problem making the investment re...
Phillip Island Looks To Poach Aussie GP
2007-11-08 20:17:00 Phillip Island owners have announced their interest in bringing F1 to the popular circuit in Australia. In recent weeks, the future of F1 at Albert Park, its home for many years, has been cast into doubt as it is making the government little money anymore. Since then various circuits have announced their interest, Phillip Island is the ...
2007 Phillip Island MotoGP Race Report - The Gathering Storm
2007-10-15 04:01:00 As objects to look at, motorcycle racing tires are neither particularly impressive nor very interesting. They're round, black, shiny when new, matte when used. Some are wider than others, some are larger than others, some have a taller profile, some have a rounder profile. Some tires are covered in a system of grooves, to channel surface water away from the body of the tire, and allow it to grip, others are smooth as an eight ball. The only splashes of color on tires come from the manufacturer's
2007 Phillip Island MotoGP Race Results
2007-10-14 10:54:00 Full results for the 2007 Phillip Island MotoGP race.
2007 Phillip Island FP3 Times - Day 2
2007-10-13 13:53:00 127Casey STONERDUCATI1'31.451 214Randy DE PUNIETKAWASAKI1'31.6880.2370.23-7 326Dani PEDROSAHONDA1'32.0560.6050.368- 44Alex BARROSDUCATI1'32.1680.7170.112- 565Loris CAPIROSSIDUCATI1'32.1760.7250.0-08 646Valentino ROSSIYAMAHA1'32.3170.8660.141 733Marco MELANDRIHONDA1'32.5231.0720.206- 821John HOPKINSSUZUKI1'32.8171.3660.294- 913Anthony WESTKAWASAKI1'32.9471.4960.130- 105Colin EDWARDSYAMAHA1'33.0951.6440.148- 1124Toni ELIASHONDA1'33.2761.8250.181 121Nicky HAYDENHONDA1'33.4982.0470.222 1371Chris VERMEULENSUZUKI1'33.7302.2790.2-32 1450Sylvain GUINTOLIYAMAHA1'33.7742.3230.04-4 157Carlos CHECAHONDA1'33.9392.4880.165 1656Shinya NAKANOHONDA1'34.2742.8230.335 1757Chaz DAVIESDUCATI1'34.2832.8320.009- 1880Kurtis ROBERTSKR212V1'34.4032.9520.120- 196Makoto TAMADAYAMAHA1'34.5633.1120.160-
2007 Phillip Island Qualifying Practice Times - Day 2
2007-10-13 13:53:00 126Dani PEDROSAHONDA1'29.201 246Valentino ROSSIYAMAHA1'29.4190.2180.218 327Casey STONERDUCATI1'29.8160.6150.397- 41Nicky HAYDENHONDA1'29.9320.7310.116 565Loris CAPIROSSIDUCATI1'30.0900.8890.1-58 614Randy DE PUNIETKAWASAKI1'30.1100.9090.02-0 74Alex BARROSDUCATI1'30.3251.1240.215- 856Shinya NAKANOHONDA1'30.6121.4110.287 950Sylvain GUINTOLIYAMAHA1'30.6211.4200.00-9 1013Anthony WESTKAWASAKI1'30.6491.4480.028- 115Colin EDWARDSYAMAHA1'30.6761.4750.027- 1233Marco MELANDRIHONDA1'31.0781.8770.402- 137Carlos CHECAHONDA1'31.2032.0020.125 1421John HOPKINSSUZUKI1'31.3862.1850.183- 156Makoto TAMADAYAMAHA1'31.5952.3940.209- 1671Chris VERMEULENSUZUKI1'31.8102.6090.2-15 1757Chaz DAVIESDUCATI1'32.0432.8420.233- 1824Toni ELIASHONDA1'32.4423.2410.399 1980Kurtis ROBERTSKR212V1'32.9483.7470.506-
2007 Phillip Island FP1 Times - Day 1
2007-10-12 11:48:00 127Casey STONERDUCATI1'31.132 214Randy DE PUNIETKAWASAKI1'32.4711.3391.33-9 346Valentino ROSSIYAMAHA1'33.4202.2880.949 421John HOPKINSSUZUKI1'33.8622.7300.442- 5
2007 Phillip Island FP2 Times - Day 1
2007-10-12 11:48:00 127Casey STONERDUCATI1'31.286 233Marco MELANDRIHONDA1'31.5550.2690.269- 326Dani PEDROSAHONDA1'31.8020.5160.247- 446Valentino ROSSIYAMAHA1'31.9340.6480.132 51
Phillip Island results changed
2007-03-30 15:37:00 The results of the second World Superbike Championship race at Phillip Island have been altered following a timing review. |
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