Following reader requests, the 2010 Google racing calendar has been updated to include the Australian Superbike Championship which features a return of Ducati after a decade’s absence. Don’t miss a race. Follow al the MotoGP, World Superbike, AMA, BSB and Australian Superbike action with this handy 2010 Racing Google calendar.
Don’t miss a race. Follow the MotoGP, World Superbike, AMA and BSB action with this handy 2010 Racing Google calendar.
After kicking around the idea for a site dedicated to Ducati for awhile, I can’t quite believe I actually got off my butt and started it, and what’s more, a whole year has gone by already! Yes, that’s right. Ducati News Today turns 1 today!!
If like me you find it hard to keep on top of when you should be glued to the screen watching some top notch road racing, I have a solution for both of us. I have posted a Google calendar featuring the dates for the 2010 MotoGP, World Superbike, AMA Pro and British Superbike (BSB) [...]
It has been an exciting ride creating Ducati News Today this year and I’d like to thank you for visiting and commenting on the site. With it being the festive season and all, I am taking a 3 week vacation to visit family back in New Zealand. Fear not, however, as posts will still be [...]
When I started this blog and made my very first post reviewing my Ducati Monster S4Rs, I had an idea for a site focussed exclusively on Ducati subject matter but little else by way of a direction. 5 months later it is time for the 200th post and I thought that it would be worthwhile [...]
ducatinewstoday is just 3 months old and I’ve had a lot of fun working on the website and judging by the steady growth in readers it seems there is a clear place for dedicated Ducati News, Review and Opinion on the web. I truly appreciate each and every reader and want to show you 4 [...]
Even as I rolled to a stop, slumped in the sandy run off area of Roebling Road Raceway, relieved by the sudden quietness and calm after the violence of falling at around 100 mph, the phrase jumped into my head. Reflexively, I began spitting out the sand that had filled my helmet (and it felt [...]
