Moto GP 2007 started last week

Casey Stoner  won the race while The DOCTOR happened to finish 2nd

Valentino Rossi predicted that Ducati still have the opportunity to win the next race in Jerez after winning in Qatar.

Looking forward to the next race in Jerez.

Below are the scheduled  days and time for the races on Super Sport

Already Made shedules on my alerts

[center]2007 FIM MotoGP World Championship - SuperSport TV Broadcast Schedule  [/center]

Date                             Event              Venue             Race Info   Race Time  TX Time   Channel 

Week 1
Sat 10 Mar  MotoGP Grand Prix of Qatar  Losail, Qatar 125cc Hector Faubel 38' 12.029 Winner

Sat 10 Mar  MotoGP Grand Prix of Qatar  Losail, Qatar 250cc Lorenzo Jorge 40' 23.753 Winner

Sat 10 Mar  MotoGP Grand Prix of Qatar  Losail, Qatar  MotoGP Casey Stoner 43' 02.788 winner

Week 2
Sun 25 Mar  MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix  Jerez 125cc Gabor Talmacsi (HUN) 41'52.149

Sun 25 Mar  MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix  Jerez 250cc  Jorge Lorenzo (ESP) 45'35.846

Sun 25 Mar  MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix  Jerez MotoGP  Valentino Rossi 45'53.340 Winner

Week 3
Sun 22 Apr  MotoGP Turkish Grand Prix  Istanbul          125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS5 

Sun 22 Apr  MotoGP Turkish Grand Prix  Istanbul          250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS5 

Sun 22 Apr  MotoGP Turkish Grand Prix  Istanbul          MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS5 



Sun 6 May  MotoGP Chinese Grand Prix  Shanghai        125cc  0 6:00  05:45 – 07:00  SS2 

Sun 6 May  MotoGP Chinese Grand Prix  Shanghai        250cc  0 7:15  07:00 – 08:45  SS2 

Sun 6 May  MotoGP Chinese Grand Prix  Shanghai        MotoGP  0 9:00  08:45 – 10:30  SS2 

Sun 20 May  MotoGP French Grand Prix  Le Mans, France    125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS2 

Sun 20 May  MotoGP French Grand Prix  Le Mans, France     250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS2 

Sun 20 May  MotoGP French Grand Prix  Le Mans, France     MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS2 

Sun 3 Jun  MotoGP Italian Grand Prix  Mugello                125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS1 

Sun 3 Jun  MotoGP Italian Grand Prix  Mugello                250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS1 

Sun 3 Jun  MotoGP Italian Grand Prix  Mugello                MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS1 

Sun 10 Jun  MotoGP Catalunya Grand Prix  Catalunya    125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS1 

Sun 10 Jun  MotoGP Catalunya Grand Prix  Catalunya    250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS1 

Sun 10 Jun  MotoGP Catalunya Grand Prix  Catalunya    MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS1 

Sun 24 Jun  MotoGP British Grand Prix  Donington Park  250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS5 

Sun 24 Jun  MotoGP British Grand Prix  Donington Park  MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:15  SS5 

Sun 24 Jun  MotoGP British Grand Prix  Donington Park  125cc  15:30  15:15 – 17:00  SS5 

Sat 30 Jun  MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix  Assen                  125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS5 

Sat 30 Jun  MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix  Assen                  250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS5 

Sat 30 Jun  MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix  Assen                  MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS5 

Sun 15 Jul  MotoGP German Grand Prix  Sachsenring      125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS1 

Sun 15 Jul  MotoGP German Grand Prix  Sachsenring      250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS1 

Sun 15 Jul  MotoGP German Grand Prix  Sachsenring      MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS1 

Sun 22 July  MotoGP US Grand Prix  Laguna Seca           MotoGP  23:00  22:45 – 00:30  SS2 

Sun 19 Aug  MotoGP Czech Grand Prix  Brno                   125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS2 

Sun 19 Aug  MotoGP Czech Grand Prix  Brno                   250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS2 

Sun 19 Aug  MotoGP Czech Grand Prix  Brno                   MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS2

Sun 2 Sep  MotoGP San Marino  Misano                           125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS2 

Sun 2 Sep  MotoGP San Marino  Misano                           250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS2

Sun 2 Sep  MotoGP San Marino  Misano                           MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS2 

Sun 16 Sep  MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix  Estoril        125cc  13:00  12:45 – 14:00  SS2 

Sun 16 Sep  MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix  Estoril        250cc  14:15  14:00 – 15:45  SS2 

Sun 16 Sep  MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix  Estoril        MotoGP  16:00  15:45 – 17:00  SS2 

Sun 23 Sep  MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix  Motegi           125cc  0 4:00  03:45 – 05:00  SS2 

Sun 23 Sep  MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix  Motegi           250cc  0 5:15  05:00 – 06:45  SS2 

Sun 23 Sep  MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix  Motegi           MotoGP  0 7:00  06:45 – 08:30  SS2 

Sun 14 Oct  MotoGP Australian Grand Prix  Phillip Island, Australia  125cc  0 4:00  03:45 – 05:00  SS2

Sun 14 Oct  MotoGP Australian Grand Prix  Phillip Island, Australia  250cc  0 5:15  05:00 – 06:45  SS2 

Sun 14 Oct  MotoGP Australian Grand Prix  Phillip Island, Australia  MotoGP  0 7:00  06:45 – 08:30  SS2 

Sun 21 Oct  MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix  Sepang  125cc  0 6:00  05:45 – 07:00  SS2 

Sun 21 Oct  MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix  Sepang  250cc  0 7:15  07:00 – 08:45  SS2 

Sun 21 Oct  MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix  Sepang  MotoGP  09:00  08:45 – 10:30  SS2 

Sun 4 Nov  MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix  Valencia  125cc  12:00  11:45 – 13:00  SS2 

Sun 4 Nov  MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix  Valencia  250cc  13:15  13:00 – 14:45  SS2 

Sun 4 Nov  MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix  Valencia  MotoGP  15:00  14:45 – 16:30  SS2 

Copied from Super Sport (Super Wheels)

What's the MOTO GP? Please give us more information. Is it a racing competition?

Seun:

What's the MOTO GP? Please give us more information. Is it a racing competition?

Yes, MOTO GP is a racing competition and a MOTOrcycle racing hence the name. More info

I'm generally on-and-off with it so I do not have that in-depth knowledge of it as I do F1 or Tennis. As usuall Valentino is still the guy to beat. He was terribly unfortunate not win the title last season at the last race which I think may just have spurred him on even more to win it this year.

MotoGP

Is a Grand Prix Motocycles racing event just like F1 rally, Dakar Rally, Nascar Races . It usually take place in the europe, middle east, Asia.

Nikky Hayden was the champion for last season. Valentino Rossi would have been the champion for the last season but he came second due to his crashes in he had in China, France, USA and his fair performances toward the end of the season.

Presently, Valentino Rossi still has the highest Fan in the world.

Hopefully he will win this season's event.

You can get a comprehensive explanation from the link below:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MotoGP


Visit the link below for current info:
http://www.motogp.com

On Supersports website
Select: Super Wheels

You will see MotoGP and some other related races

The event usually takes place every year

Honestly, if you become addicted to the event. You will always wish you had known something like that before now.  The sport is good for an Adrenalin junky.

Moto GP is the best thing in this world. I don't ever miss it.

The power of Stoner's Ducati Desmosedici on the start-finish straight made all the difference, Rossi's Yamaha was no match for the Ducati on the straights but i see him clinching the champs - more experienced, consistency & improved bike.

aint no other rider got sh*t on rossi. it's about time he won one of those acclaimed "sportsman of the year" awards

Moto Gp is one of my favourity sport i dont miss it.I am a big fan of Valentino Rossi.

It is nice to see that we have some motoGP fans in Nigeria, i am a serious fan and am planning to watch at least one race live this year,( am saving toward it), i have followed motoGP since 2001 and never missed a race and i even got myself a bike last year, i am life supporter of the doctor (you can see this from my Rossi 46 helmet). the engine capacity has been reduced from 990cc to 800cc this year, so all sort of thing are bound to happen with this new engine size from all the teams, stoner's ducati may have straight line advantages but racing is much more than straights,  usually sunday morning races about every 2 weeks in between races, worth it if you need some new interest in your life, attached are the 2007 team racers

Week 2 of MotoGP

Who are the possible winners for 125, 250cc & MotoGP?

Sun 25 Mar MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix Jerez 125cc 11:00 10:45 – 12:00 SS5

Sun 25 Mar MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix Jerez 250cc 12:15 12:00 – 13:45 SS5

Sun 25 Mar MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix Jerez MotoGP 14:00 13:45 – 15:30 SS5


Lets get cracking.

jiggy250, how are you able to follow the Moto GP. Is it on DSTV? At what time? Thanks.

It is on DSTV. Super Sports and you can also watch it on British Eurosports 1.

I have updated the first post in the thread.

Ciao

Today's 125cc is awesome. And the 250cc is just the best ever. What will the MotoGP be like?

125cc: Talmacsi, Pesek, Faubel

250cc: Lorenzo, Bautista, Dovisioso

Who will be the winner for today's MotoGP race?

The Doctor is at it again.

He won today's race. Crossed the line @ 45'53.340.

I expected Casey to show his face today but the Rossi just lost him totally. Well I am looking forward to another win from the Doctor in Week 3

And hopefully Alvaro Bautista will challenge and win the next 250cc race. Jorge Lorenzo has already won twice.

Week 3
Sun 22 Apr  MotoGP Turkish Grand Prix  Istanbul          125cc  11:00  10:45 – 12:00  SS5 

Sun 22 Apr  MotoGP Turkish Grand Prix  Istanbul          250cc  12:15  12:00 – 13:45  SS5 

Sun 22 Apr  MotoGP Turkish Grand Prix  Istanbul          MotoGP  14:00  13:45 – 15:30  SS5 


Can't wait till next week to see Bautista, Pesek, and Doctor win the 250cc, 125cc, and MotoGP respectively.

the catalunya gp is no doubt the best race i've seen this year- and i mean both two & four wheel racing, i'm a rossi fan but i think casey stoner has really come of age, rossi raced well but it wasnt to be, the ducati is still better tuned than the yamaha i think but dont take anything away from stoner, and he's just 21? season of the young guns i guess, Stoner in moto gp & L.Hamilton in F1, didnt watch the 250cc,

wow it was exciting, i was at the edge of my sit through out the whole race. Stoner is very talented and is proving a very formidable compeititor for Rossi. He seems to have a better bike has you can see when they go on a stretch. I feel the Motogp is more exciting than the F1. So many maneuvers going on to overtake.

The only reason why Stoner is beating V Rossi is because of his bike. Come to think of it, a person like V Rossi on the Ducati. Just imagine what will happen.

A whole race win through out this season. Even with Ducati around, I believe Da Doctor still has lots in stock.

Just wait and see.

If the race continues the way it is right now. Valentino will win, because all the bikers are really at the top of their game.

Remember how the last season ended?

Casey Stoner still up on the table leading Valentino Rossi with a wooping 44 point

1 Casey Stoner 221

2 Valentino Rossi 177


And yet another MotoGP season is going to an end nd having Casey Stoner Leading the GP series and Vanlentino Rossi dragging close to another decision a new World Super Bike Champion is also planning to move into MotoGP next season.

There has been series of rumours that this extremely fastastic rider is planning to sign a contract with the presently leading Manufacturer in MotoGP HONDA but of recent he declared is siging with Yamaha Tech 3.

The of this Guy is JAMES TOSELAND. He has won the championship and presently leading the on going World Super Bike Championship 2007.

If any manufacturer is ready to design a machine, the awesome Toseland is ready to ride it till it breaks.

So Watchout this guy in the next MotoGP 2008 season.


[size=15pt]James Toseland[/size]

Born 05/10/1980 Sheffield
Web Site www.jamestoseland.com
Note 2004:Champion of the World SBK
2006: 2' World SBK - 2005: 4' World SBK
2003: 3' World SBK - 2002: 7' World SBK

Current Season
Team Hannspree Ten Kate Honda
Bike Honda CBR1000RR
Race Number 52


Year Poles Races Podiums Wins 2nd pl. 3rd pl. Fast L. Titles
All Times Superbike 3 161 55 15 24 16 1 1
All Times Supersport 17

Year Poles Races Podiums Wins 2nd pl. 3rd pl. Fast L. Position

2007 Superbike 1 18 12 7 5 1st
2006 Superbike 1 24 12 3 5 4 1 2nd
2005 Superbike 23 7 1 2 4 4th
2004 Superbike 22 14 3 9 2 1st
2003 Superbike 1 24 9 1 3 5 3rd
2002 Superbike 26 1 1 7th
2001 Superbike 24 13th
1999 Supersport 11th
1998 Supersport 19th

For further enquiry:

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/02082007/58/toseland-confirms-motogp-switch.html

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/02082007/58/toseland-moon-move.html