Capture the Moment
Jun 22
by darren in The Feed 0 comments tags: Nascar, San Diego, SVG

Van Gisbergen Filthy about San Diego Race

A massive crash on Lap 32 dramatically altered Sunday’s NASCAR Cup race in San Diego, erupting as the field funneled into Turn 1. Front‑row starters Connor Zilisch and Austin Hill made contact when Hill overshot the corner and missed the apex, sliding up the track and into Zilisch. Both cars slammed the outside wall, and Shane van Gisbergen, running directly behind them, had nowhere to go and piled in. Hill radioed, “Sorry guys, locked up the rear brakes,” after the incident. The wreck destroyed both Trackhouse Chevrolets and heavily damaged Hill’s No. 33. A chain‑reaction collected several others — Daniel Suárez, Ryan Blaney, Michael McDowell, Riley Herbst, John Hunter Nemechek, and Ty Gibbs — with varying degrees of damage. NASCAR immediately threw the red flag to repair the Turn 1 wall. After roughly ten minutes, the race returned to yellow‑flag conditions. Van Gisbergen, visibly frustrated, declined to discuss the crash after exiting the infield care center, telling reporters to “ask the next guys.” He later called the car “unreal fast once the track rubbered up” and said he was “filthy” to leave San Diego with only one point. Looking ahead to another road course next week, he noted the challenge […]
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Jun 21
by darren in The Feed 0 comments tags: Aprillia, Bezzecchi, MotoGP

Bezzecchi banned from Czech MotoGP for striking marshal

MotoGP championship leader Marco Bezzecchi has apologised after an extraordinary incident that led to his suspension from Sunday’s Czech Grand Prix at Brno. Bezzecchi crashed out of fifth place during Saturday’s sprint race and, in a moment of anger, was seen running toward a track marshal and striking him twice in the face as the official attempted to recover his bike. The footage prompted an immediate investigation, with stewards citing unsportsmanlike conduct and issuing a race ban. In their decision, officials ruled that Bezzecchi’s actions were “prejudicial to the interests of the sport,” noting that physical aggression toward circuit staff violates core MotoGP regulations. Aprilia appealed the penalty, but the appeal was dismissed within hours. The appeal panel stressed that while riders may experience heightened emotions after a crash, physical confrontation with marshals cannot be excused, adding that the sport depends on officials being able to perform their duties “without fear of intimidation, abuse, or physical assault.” Bezzecchi sought out the marshal on Sunday to apologise in person before releasing a public statement acknowledging his behaviour was unacceptable. The suspension marks a significant setback for the Italian rider, whose championship lead over teammate Jorge Martin had already been cut to […]
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May 18
by darren in Crash 0 comments tags: Catalunya, Marquez, MotoGP

Horrifying Alez Marquez Crash Catalunya

Alex Marquez suffered multiple fractures in a horror crash during 2026 Catalunya Grand Prix. The Gresini star ran into the rear of Pedro Acosta after the KTM rider suffered an electrical failure which resulted him losing speed. Marquez suffered multiple fractures to his vertebrae and collar bone in the crash requiring surgical intervention to repair the fractures.  
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May 08
by darren in The Feed 0 comments tags: Holan, North West 200

Kamil Holan named as rider killed at North West 200

The rider killed in an accident at the North West 200 on Thursday has been named as Kamil Holan, from the Czech Republic. The crash occurred at Station Corner in the opening Superbike qualifying session on Thursday morning in Northern Ireland. Holan, 48, is the first fatality at the North West 200 since Malachi Mitchell-Thomas was killed in a Supertwins race in 2016, and he is the 20th to lose their life in the 97-year history of the event. Hefty74, Holan’s team, led tributes to the Czech rider, saying “above all he was a wonderful friend and a man of great character”. “Kamil, you were an inspiration, support and a partner in life and on the track. Your humility, passion and smile will be missed every second,” Hefty74 posted on Facebook. “Your legacy will live on in Hefty74 and in our hearts. We express our deepest and most sincere condolences to his entire family and all his loved ones”. One of a number of international riders competing at the road race in Northern Ireland, Holan, who lived in Prague, first raced at the North West 200 in 2022. His most notable victory came at the Manx Grand Prix in 2012, […]
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May 03
by darren in Track 0 comments tags: Josh Brookes, North West 200, NW200

On Board Lap with Josh Brookes North West 200

Josh Brookes takes us for a lap around the 8.97 mile (14.436 km) North West 200 street circuit known as the Triangle. The Road Racing circuit (held on mainly public roads) winds it’s way between the towns of Portstewart, Coleraine and Portrush in Northern Ireland.
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May 01
by darren in The Feed 0 comments tags: Honda, IOMTT, McGuinness

IOMTT Superbike – Seeded Riders 2026

With less than 25 days to go before qualifying gets underway for this year’s Isle of Man TT Races, anticipation and excitement continue to build, and that builds further today with the release of the top 20 start numbers for the RST Superbike, RL360 Superstock and Milwaukee Senior races. The 1000cc races continue to grab the most attention and capture the imagination, with Honda and BMW having contested the race victories in recent years. Across the Superbike, Superstock and Senior races the top twenty seeded riders are identical,  the races will again be both fiercely competitive in 2026 with contenders and intrigue throughout the field. The RL360 Superstock race will get proceedings underway and, for the third consecutive year, the number one plate is taken by John McGuinness MBE. The Honda Racing rider is set to celebrate his 30th anniversary of TT competition, and having made his debut in 1996, the 23-time winner now has 114 starts to his name. His appetite for the Mountain Course remains as strong as ever as he continues to inspire a generation. 2026 1000cc TT Seeded Top 20 1 – John McGuinness | Honda Racing UK | Honda 2 – Nathan Harrison | H&H […]
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Apr 30
by darren in The Feed 0 comments tags: IOMTT, Sportbike

2026 IOMTT Carole Nash Sportbike Top 20

The Supertwin class, on the race schedule since 2012, has been updated for 2026 to include Sportbike specification machines. Despite this, the lineup remains familiar with many regulars among the 20 seeded riders. Michael Dunlop dominates recent Supertwin races, winning five of the last six, making him the rider to beat. Mike Browne and Paul Jordan, both with recent podiums, will start first and second. Jordan continues with the Jackson Racing Prosper2 Aprilia, having set the third fastest lap in the class, while Browne returns to Paton machinery for Melbray/Laycock Racing. With Dean Harrison absent, Michael Evans takes the number three plate, aiming to secure a strong result after a turbulent 2025. Adam McLean, sidelined by surgery, withdraws, leaving a gap between Jamie Coward (number four) and Dunlop (number six). Coward, with two Supertwin TT podiums and the second fastest lap at 122.520mph, rides a Paton for the first time and is among the favorites. Dunlop, a 33-time TT winner, rides Paton machinery, holding seven Supertwin victories and the lap record, recently extended to 123.056mph. Barry Furber starts seventh on a DC Motorcycles Newtown Yamaha, with consistent top-ten finishes and a career-best sixth in 2023. Davey Todd, starting eighth, switches […]
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Apr 30
by darren in The Feed 0 comments tags: IOMTT, Monster, Supersport

2026 Monster Energy IOMTT Supersport Top 20

The 2026 Isle of Man TT Races will feature two four-lap Monster Energy Supersport races on Tuesday and Friday, a change from previous years when the middleweight class opened the program. With some riders absent and others seeing better chances, the top 20 seeded riders aim to challenge Michael Dunlop MBE, who has won all eight Supersport races since 2022. Mike Browne starts at number one on the Boyce Precision/Russell Racing Yamaha, debuting the YZF-R9 on the Mountain Course. Paul Jordan follows at number two on a Ducati, having placed in the top eight in five of the last six races. Dean Harrison, with one Supersport win in 2018 and consistent podium finishes, starts third on a Honda Racing machine. Jamie Coward, switching from Triumph to Honda, starts fourth, having finished in the top six in five of his last six races. David Johnson rides the CD Racing Kawasaki at number five, followed by Michael Dunlop at six, a dominant force with 15 Supersport TT wins, continuing on the Ducati Panigale V2. Josh Brookes starts seventh on the Uggly & Co. Racing GSX-R750 Suzuki, aiming for a podium finish. Triumph riders Davey Todd, Michael Evans, and Peter Hickman occupy the […]
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Apr 30
by darren in Crash 0 comments tags: Nascar, Talladega, Wallace

Huge NASCAR Crash Talladega 2026

The Big One. A massive 26-car pileup on Lap 115 of the NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega Super Speedway on April 26, 2026, which wiped out most of the field. The contact between Bubba Wallace and Ross Chastain triggered a chain reaction which caused significant damage to most of the field. All drivers were released with no serious injuries reported.  
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Apr 21
by darren in Track 0 comments tags: Crafer, Jerez, MotoGP

Onboard Lap of Jerez with Simon Crafer

Onboard Lap of Jerez with Simon Crafer
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