World Supermoto Championship
Bernd Hiemer - the 2008 S1 World Champion
24 October 2008
Two years after his first ever World Title, German Bernd Hiemer of KTM Italia Miglio has clinched the S1 World Title making up for a tough debut season in the category last year....
>>Bercy SX
Stewart getting set for Bercy after sensational first Yamaha appearance
24 October 2008
2008 AMA Motocross Champion, Motocross of Nations winner and undoubtedly one of the main stars of American motocross and supercross, James Stewart, will make his first European appearance on his new Yamaha YZ450F at the Bercy SX in Paris, France, on 7th, 8th and 9th November. ...
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Tyla Rattray is 2008 MX2 champion
23 October 2008
22 year old Rattray from South Africa, who is using Akrapovic Evolution exhaust system on his factory KTM SX-F 250 is newly crowned MX2 Champion....
>>BMW to Enter the WSBK in 2009
14 October 2008
Since BMW’s announcement that they would enter the Superbike World Championship in 2009, the project has been gathering pace and race fans around the world have finally been able to see the tangible aspects of the project for the first time. The new BMW S 1000 RR, equipped with an Akrapovic exhaust,...
>>Michael Schumacher Uses Akrapovic Exhausts
14 October 2008
Those who thought that seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher would lead a peaceful life after the end of his F1 career were wrong. He’s found a new challenge in the world of motorcycles and took part in a number of amateur races during the 2008 season. As a guest, he also participat...
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14 October 2008
Since BMW’s announcement that they would enter the Superbike World Championship in 2009, the project has been gathering pace and race fans around the world have finally been able to see the tangible aspects of the project for the first time. The new BMW S 1000 RR, equipped with an Akrapovic exhaust, has been tested at various racetracks in Spain and Germany. The three riders, Steve Martin, Kevin Curtain and Jeremy McWilliams, said that the basics of the S 1000 RR are very good, that the engine has good power, that the chassis and suspension are working well and that the bike already has the fundamentals of a Superbike racer. That sentiment was echoed by BMW Motorrad Motorsport General Manager Berti Hauser, who pointed out: “If our project continues at this good a pace, I think we could surprise a few people next year.”