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2010 Ducati 848 - Nicky Hayden Special Edition

The 2010 Ducati 848 Nicky Hayden Special Edition.
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Hydrogen-powered motorcyle created by Alex Bell and Andres Pacheco

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Research
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Here's something you don't see every day: a do-it-yourself hydrogen-powered motorcycle.
Alex Bell and Andres Pacheco (who are engineering majors at Swarthmore College) spent two years and approx. $10,000 developing the motorcycle for a class project. Click here to continue...
2009 Red Bull AMA U.S. Rookies Cup - Cancelled
The Red Bull AMA U.S. Rookies Cup is the latest casualty of the financial meltdown. Reductions in partner support led to the tough decision to cancel the season. The spirit of the Rookies Cup remains and American riders Benny Solis of North Hollywood, California, Hayden Gillim of Owensboro, Kentucky and Jake Gagne of Ramona, California will race around the world in the Red Bull Rookies Cup.
Solis won four races and the season championship in 2008. Click here to continue...Kawasaki bailing out of MotoGP?
Troubled times for manufacturers and motorsports fans alike
Sources have reported that Kawasaki is set to announce its departure from MotoGP on January 5, 2009. If true, this leaves the Kawasaki MotoGP team riders (Melandri, Hopkins) looking for a new team in the coming season.
On the four-wheeled scene, Honda quit Formula One in December. Suzuki and Subaru are pulling out of WRC (See our related links, below.)
Things are tough all over. The economic conditions are likely to worsen before they improve, and manufacturers have a tough time justifying the expense of maintaining high-profile racing programs...
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