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PS3 MotoGP 08 Game *BRAND NEW* Moto GP 2008 Racing

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MOTOGP 08 MOTO GP PLAYSTATION 3 MOTORCYCLE GAME PS3 NEW

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MotoGP 08 (Playstation 3, 2008)

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Moto GP 08 for PS3 BNIB Free Delivery

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MOTOGP 08 MOTO GP PLAYSTATION 3 MOTORCYCLE GAME PS3 NEW

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Moto Gp 08 ps3 game (mint condition)

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PLAYSTATION 3 PS3 RACING GAME MOTO GP 08 2008 BRAND NEW

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PLAYSTATION 3 PS3 RACING GAME MOTO GP 08 2008 BRAND NEW

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PLAYSTATION 3 PS3 RACING GAME MOTO GP 08 2008 BRAND NEW

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PLAYSTATION 3 PS3 RACING GAME MOTO GP 08 2008 BRAND NEW

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MOTOGP 08 MOTO GP PLAYSTATION 3 MOTORCYCLE GAME PS3 NEW

US $28.60

PLAYSTATION 3 PS3 RACING GAME MOTO GP 08 2008 BRAND NEW

US $21.94

PLAYSTATION 3 PS3 RACING GAME MOTO GP 08 2008 BRAND NEW

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MOTOGP 08 MOTO GP PLAYSTATION 3 MOTORCYCLE GAME PS3 NEW

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MotoGP championship leader Valentino Rossi has committed his future to Yamaha by signing a new two-year deal.

He joined the Japanese manufacturer in 2004 and two of his seven world titles - in MotoGP, 500cc, 250cc and 125cc - have come with the team...

Read the full article at BBC News

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MONTEREY, Calif. -- They converged on California for their routine race at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, yet many MotoGP riders seemed eager this past weekend to talk about their next American venture, when their motorcycles break in the Brickyard.

The inaugural Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix is seven weeks away, but the world's greatest motorcycle racers wonder what it will be like at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sept. 14...

Read the full article in the The Indianapolis Star

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From a Yamaha press release:

Cypress, CA - July 2, 2008 - Yamaha Motor Corporation U.S. will once again offer an incredible opportunity to bid for a set of riding gear worn by Colin Edwards at this year's upcoming MotoGP at Laguna Seca. The gear will be presented, in person, by the "Texas Tornado" himself at the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix. All monies raised will benefit the Joe Parkhurst Memorial Scholarship Fund, a motorcycle industry-based effort to honor the founder of Cycle World Magazine and support the scholarship program of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. All proceeds from the auction will be used to provide an avenue to a higher education for survivors of childhood brain tumors.

The Colin Edwards package includes a full set of gear worn by the American during the weekend, including Spidi leathers, his Arai Helmet, and Sidi boots and gloves.

This package will also include a pair of weekend three-day general admission passes to the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix, July 18-20, 2008 at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, and a pair of passes to an exclusive Team party on Friday evening the 18th.

The winning bidder will be invited on stage during Saturday ceremonies to receive their personally autographed gear directly from the Texas Tornado himself, Colin Edwards.

The auction will be conducted on eBay starting Friday, July 4 and continuing until 12 noon Pacific, Sunday, July 13.

Click here to see the leathers and helmet after the auction closes.

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Scott Redding, a British teenager who cannot legally drink, smoke, vote, drive a car or operate a motorcycle on the road, yesterday became the youngest rider in the history of motorcycle racing to win a grand prix.

Redding, from Quedgeley in Gloucestershire, took the 125cc British grand prix at Donington Park yesterday at the age of 15 years and 170 days, beating vastly more experienced rivals who have competed in up to 150 races. Redding started racing when he was ...

Read the full article about Scott Redding by Mike Nicks at The Guardian

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Eight riders sped past their vantage point in the first two hours of testing, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Wednesday. Seven were test riders; the other was American rookie Ben Spies. Another 23 AMA U.S. Rookies Cup riders practice Thursday.

When the real race begins on the revised 2.62-mile road course, as many as 20 MotoGP riders from eight...

Read Phillip B. Wilson's full story in The Indy Star

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Australian MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner romped to his second win in a week at the Dutch Grand Prix on Saturday while Spain's Dani Pedrosa seized the overall lead from Valentino Rossi.

Ducati's Stoner, runaway winner at Donington Park in Britain last Sunday, was again in a race of his own at the Assen circuit as he powered from pole position to his third victory of the season.

Pedrosa was second on a Honda...

Read full story at Rediff.com

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They came to pay homage to James Toseland at a blustery Donington Park yesterday. But as 88,831 fans drove away at the end of the day’s racing, it was 15-year- old Scott Redding who had turned heads and captured hearts.

The unassuming schoolboy from Gloucestershire became the youngest Grand Prix winner in the 59-year history of the sport by steering his Aprilia to victory in the 125cc class. So shocked was he that when he took the chequered flag, his reaction was born of ignorance of how to celebrate — ‘I thought: “Whoa, what do I do now?” I’d never been in that position before.’...

Read the full article by Ivan Speck at The Daily Mail

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Story by Gary James in Mugello, Saturday, 31 May 2008

James Toseland, buffeted by a 12th-place finish and a crash in his last two races, yesterday bounced back strongly to finish fifth fastest on a streaming-wet track in practice for the Italian MotoGP round here, even though his fastest time in the first session was only good enough for 13th position overall.

The British rider completed less than a dozen laps in the morning's one-hour session on drying roads, but ...

Read the full article in The Independent

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Valentino Rossi of Italy won the French Grand Prix on Sunday for his 90th victory in all classes, tying Angel Nieto for second place on the all-time list and moving into the Moto GP overall lead.

Read the full AP article in the International Herald Tribune

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