After the sudden and tragic loss of 2006 MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden, his racing number of 69 has since been retired as a mark of respect
Nicky Hayden
-
Nicky Hayden’s number 69 will be officially retired from Grand Prix racing at the Grand Prix of the Americas this year
-
The Checkered Flag takes a look back at the 2017 Superbike World Championship, a season where Jonathan Rea made history and tragedy struck for one of the sport’s most popular figures
-
Nicky Hayden succumbed to his injuries caused by a collision whilst out cycling.
-
World SuperbikeMotoGP
Nicky Hayden remains in ‘extremely critical’ condition following cycling accident
by Vince Pettitby Vince PettitHospital issues statement on Former MotoGP champions health following a cycling accident yesterday.
-
Jonathan Rea’s dominant run continued with a narrow victory over Tom Sykes in race two at Assen
-
Jonathan Rea kept up his 100% winning record in 2017 thanks to a late crash for Ducati’s Chaz Davies at Aragon
-
Jonathan Rea’s perfect start to the 2017 World Superbike season continued in race one at Buriram in Thailand
-
Stefan Bradl and the new Honda Fireblade CBR1000RR struggled on their World Superbike debuts at Phillip Island
-
Nicky Hayden gave Honda the best news of 2017 so far by taking the new Fireblade CBR1000RR through to Superpole 2 in Australia
-
Red Bull Honda’s testing struggles continued at Phillip Island with Nicky Hayden and Stefan Bradl outside the top ten
The Honda WSBK are preparing for their first race meeting after Nicky Hayden tragically passed away.
World SuperbikeMotoGP
Nicky Hayden involved in ‘serious’ road accident whilst training [Updated]
by Vince Pettit
by Vince Pettit
Former MotoGP champion in hospital following a collision with a car whist training on his bicycle.
Jonathan Rea remains unbeaten in 2017 after a dominant victory in race two at Buriram in Thailand
Jonathan Rea will start the opening WorldSBK race of 2017 from pole position after pipping Tom Sykes at Phillip Island
Nicky Hayden and Stefan Bradl have presented their 2017 WorldSBK challenger for Red Bull Honda in Austria