No words

Just beauty. Sigh.

Hot Sunday: Random shirtlessness

Is that a word? Oh, who cares...

Once upon a time in MotoGP, Part II

Once upon a time in MotoGP, Part I

Many many moons ago...

Sebastien Charpentier back at work

Looking beautiful.

Beautiful Jerez

Bad weather during preseason testing? Sorry for the riders missing out on precious track time, but good times for us as it means more pics of our Hotties without a helmet on.
They made Jerez beautiful. Thankfully the season is almost here. :)

Gotta love a man in a suit. Better yet, make it two.

Cause you have to look good when riding your bike.

Photoshoot Monday: Johnny Rea & Leon Haslam

Cause two are better than one. Yummy. :)

Hot Sunday: Jorge Lorenzo

He never forgets the complimentary delivery of cocky self-praise (bottom left).

Starting Hot Weekend with Randy De Puniet

"Hi, ladies... And gentlemen."

Introducing: Claudio Corti

Despite being quite successful in the Superstock Championships in recent years, most MotoGP fans probably haven't heard of Claudio Corti before his name suddenly popped up among the top riders at the latest IRTA Moto2 test in Valencia. The 22-year-old Italian was the Superstock 600 Champion in 2005 and then went on to finish the Superstock 1000 Championship in second place - thrice.
His vast four-stroke experience will now certainly be a big advantage for him in the new Moto2 class while his classic good looks are an advantage for all the fans. ;)



Behind the scenes and interview from the photo shoot:

Mateo Tunez

Where are you? We miss you!

Random Tuesday - MotoGP class only

We haven't had one of these in a while.

Photoshoot Monday: Alexis Masbou

Hot Sunday: Pol Espargaro

Not bad for a 18-year-old... Can you spot the tattoo?

Introducing: Julian Miralles, Jr.

Julian Miralles' dad - going by the same name - was a rather successful racer, having his best results as a 125cc rider in the late 1980s. Miralles Jr. soon followed in the footsteps of his father and after early successes in the Spanish Championship he became part of the 125cc Aspar Team in 2005. But a bad accident at the Italian GP left him with multiple fractures in his ankles and he was out of the competition for months to get well again.
The following season he went back to the Spanish Championship and after competing in the 125cc class for another few years he started in the Supersport class last year.
This season the 21-year-old will be riding in the new Moto2 class in the Spanish Championship with the MIR Team which his father owns.