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"The mechanic cleaned it, put in some new pads front and rear, tightened up the clutch and throttle and put on a set of Bridgestone BT16’s, now my most favourite tyre in the world."

McWills Blog

Thanks for checking into the Jeremy McWilliams blog. Jeremy will be blogging from this site just before the start of the new season. He'll be previewing each race before it happens, giving you his thoughts and predictions. He'll also let you know whether his predictions on previous races came true.

We're expecting plenty of blogs throughout the year so click back for regular updates.

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Riders's are superhuman!!!

16 July '10

Six weeks from injury to 99% fit is rather sooner than the medical recommendation of six months proves that professional racers are either superhuman or the medical professionals have got it all wrong. ...Read more

Assen TT

24 June '10

We're now bang in the middle of busy season for MotoGP with 4 races within 5 weeks making it a busy time of the year for the armchair pundits, with back-to-back British, Dutch and Catalan GP's followed closely by the USGP....Read more

A welcome return to Silverstone, the home of GP.

16 June '10

Silverstone is brand new to all riders in MotoGP, it should make for some great racing as no-one has the advantage of circuit knowledge. The fact that the track is a very high speed lap average usually means that the field stays close. The new track is incredible with all the super fast stuff back in play, without Rossi around we need a good battle....Read more

Rossi Land

4 June '10

It’s very rare that the two best riders in the world end up on the same team; in Yamaha’s case it must be difficult trying to make sure that Jorge and Valentino don’t cross paths daily. The atmosphere in the Yamaha camp must be unbearable; Jorge doesn’t help matters when he said he’d expected Rossi to put up a better fight in Lemans, a sign of confidence that’s sure to goad Rossi and probably best that the dividing wall stays in place.

I really should stop forecasting results

24 May '10

I really should stop forecasting results, at least for Caseys sake. I should know better by now not to be tempted by Ducati's early season pace which has been Casey's form since he moved to the Italian factory. Yamaha is again coming out top and looking like the best all rounder. When Rossi struggles putting a fast qualifying lap together it's all too easy to think he's struggling, however by Sunday the bike never seems far away on race pace.