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Back to Laguna Seca for a hot weekend.

Yamaha releases a light-hearted video with Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Carl Edwards and James Toseland ahead of the Laguna Seca race

Casey Stoner may have been fast in Friday practice for the US Grand Prix, but the MotoGP title contender is already facing a fitness battle.

Former double MotoGP World Championship runner-up Sete Gibernau admits he s finding it difficult to stay motivated at the tail end of the field.

When MotoGP rookie Mika Kallio crashed on the last lap at Assen last weekend, his Pramac Ducati landed on his ring finger, tearing off the finger nail.

Casey Stoner may have been fast in Friday practice for the US Grand Prix, but the MotoGP title contender is already facing a fitness battle.

Nicky Hayden didn t have anything like the start he had hoped for to his first home grand prix as a Ducati rider, finishing just 14th out of 17 riders in Friday practice at Laguna Seca.

Valentino Rossi led a MotoGP top three covered by just 0.189sec in Friday practice for the US Grand Prix at Laguna Seca.

Jorge Lorenzo, who crashed spectacularly on lap one of last year s US GP, made a fast and mistake free return to Laguna Seca on Friday.

Rizla Suzuki's Chris Vermeulen crashed during the early part of the first practice session at Laguna Seca on Friday, stunting his progress.

Colin Edwards led the American challenge during Friday practice for the US Grand Prix at Laguna Seca, but ninth position was far below his expectations.

No Honda riders finished inside the top six at last weekend s Dutch TT, but the leading RCV representatives enjoyed a much more promising start to this weekend s US Grand Prix, with three riders inside the top six in Friday practice.

Full Friday free practice times from the US Grand Prix at Laguna Seca, round eight of the 2009 MotoGP World Championship.

Valentino Rossi fastest on last lap of Friday free practice for the US MotoGP at Laguna Seca.

Valentino Rossi looks set to continue in MotoGP beyond 2010, with the reigning six time world champion believing he is capable of another three or four years at the top.

Yamaha has released this light-heartened film featuring its four MotoGP riders - Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Colin Edwards and James Toseland - doing 'day jobs' at the Yamaha US office.

PSG-1 Corse confirm they will withdraw from the remainder of the World Superbike Championship, citing the current economic climate

Valentino Rossi looks set to continue in MotoGP beyond 2010, with the reigning six time world champion believing he is capable of another three or four years at the top.