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Suzuki's crew chief, Stuart Shenton, has left the squad after an amazing 19-year career with the Japanese marque. Shenton is the longest Gran Prix team member for suzuki. Shenton joined Suzuki in 1992 and has been chief engineer for many great Suzuki riders including, Kevin Schwantz, Sete Gibernau, John Hopkins, Loris Capirossi and numerous others in his illustrious career.Before join with Suzuki

Rizla Suzuki has given Loris Capirossi a fond farewell after he left the Suzuki MotoGP team following the final race of the year at Valencia in Spain.Capirossi joined Suzuki at the Valencia test in 2007 and made his racing debut in 2008. He has been a firm favourite with Suzuki’s management and crew in his three years with the team and has brought a wealth of experience and passion that all who

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It's officially announced, Loris Capirossi will ride for Pramac Ducati next year. This Italian rider will starting test at Valencia next November. Capirossi last rode Ducati machine at 2007 with 800cc machine.Paolo Campinoti - Pramac Racing Team Principal"We are very pleased to have closed an agreement with one of the most experienced riders and one of the most titled of the current MotoGP World

The Italian rider Loris Capirossi has has confirmed will race at Estoril this weekend after an injury in last few races. Capirossi was ruled out from Australian GP because a thigh strain and also out from Malaysian GP because a foot injury.“It was disappointing to find out I had got some small fractures in my foot, but it won't stop me riding, because I was ok in Australia and it didn't cause me

After making an impressive start race, Loris Capirossi finally cannot finished due to a fail-safe measure as he went into a corner, causing him to run into the gravel. Capirossi was unable to re-start his machine and forced to retire.“Overall the weekend has been quite positive and we have been in a good position all the time – apart from right at the end of today! I started well and got into a

Good result came from Rizla Suzuki racer Álvaro Bautista after finish eighth place at his home race Aragon. Got a good start from 12th on the grid, Bautista was blocked at the first corner and couldn’t capitalise on it to make up as many places as he wanted. “I had some great battles out there with De Puniet, Barbera and some other riders and I really had fun during the race. At the beginning I

Álvaro Bautista was happy with his first day’s work after changing weather conditions meant two totally different free practice sessions. After reach 14th position on the FP 1 (1'52.822), Bautista then reach 12th position with 2'05.170 on the FP 2. His to speed on the FP 1 was 315.1 Km/h and 311.3 on the wet FP 2 session.After Colin Edwards dismiss Aragon race this weekend, Bautista was the Rizla

Aragon Grand Prix will be 3rd home race for Alvaro Bautista at this season. But now this Spaniard will go it alone without Loris Capirossi. Capirossi was ruled out with hand injury after accident at the Misano Grand Prix with Nicky Hayden“I am really excited about this race as it is a new circuit for everyone and we are all starting from the same place. It will be good to have an extra practice