Biaggi announces his retirement
Four-time 250cc world champion Max Biaggi has announced his retirement from motorcycle racing.
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Eugene Laverty takes first win for Aprilia
Ireland's Eugene Laverty took his first Superbike win for Aprilia at Portimao on Sunday as team mate Max Biaggi took a giant stride towards his second World Championship.
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Biaggi leads the pack as Laverty impresses
Aprilia Racing rider Max Biaggi took advantage of successive crashes from World Superbike Championship rival Marco Melandri at the Nurburgring to take the lead in the title hunt, while Ireland's Eugene Laverty came second in both races in Germany.
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Biaggi claims Superpole spot
Max Biaggi set a new track best in claiming his first superpole of the year at the Nurburgring today.
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Double victory for Biaggi at Misano
Max Biaggi enjoyed an outstanding double victory at Misano to extend his lead at the top of the Superbike World Championship standings.
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Laverty to join Aprilla
Eugene Laverty is to partner former World Superbike champion Max Biaggi in the factory Aprilia team next season after the 25-year-old Irishman was confirmed as replacement for Leon Camier.
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Biaggi grabs pole in the Czech Republic
Max Biaggi claimed just his fourth World Superbike Championship pole position as he topped the times in the Superpole session at the Brno circuit.
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Haslam sets the pace at Monza
Leon Haslam edged out Max Biaggi to top the timesheets in the first qualifying practice session for this weekend's World Superbikes round at Monza.
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Biaggi considering F1 switch
Midland Formula One team have revealed that former MotoGP rider Max Biaggi is being considered as a possible driver season.
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Bitter Biaggi turns his back on MotoGP
Former grand prix winner Max Biaggi has confirmed he has quit MotoGP after falling out with Honda.
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Rossi victorious once more
Valentino Rossi took an emotional home victory in the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello after a titanic battle with old foe Max Biaggi.
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Biaggi to ride for factory Honda
Italian Max Biaggi will ride for the factory Honda team in the MotoGP world championship this season.
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Biaggi suffers ankle break
Italian Max Biaggi has seen his hopes of winning the 2005 MotoGP title hit by a broken ankle sustained in a practice fall.
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Gibernau copes well with the rain to win
Spain's Sete Gibernau produced a superlative display of wet-weather riding to hold off a strong challenge from Italy's Max Biaggi and claim victory in his home MotoGP race today.
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Champ Rossi wins thrilling season opener
World champion Valentino Rossi beat arch-rival Max Biaggi in a first-to-last-lap thriller to clinch the season-opening MotoGP Grand Prix in South Africa today in his first race for Yamaha.
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Rossi stripped of British Motorcycling Grand Prix title
World champion Valentino Rossi, driving a Honda, won the British Motorcycling Grand Prix but was later stripped of the title.
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Biaggai wins MotoGP in Malaysia
Italy's Max Biaggi held off strong challenges from world champion Valentino Rossi and Alex Barros to clinch his second MotoGP victory of the season at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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Rossi wins first MotoGp title in Rio
Italy's Valentino Rossi confirmed himself as the world's top rider when he won the first-ever MotoGP title with victory in Brazil.
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Biaggi claims provisional pole
Yamaha rider Max Biaggi claimed the provisional pole position in qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Brand new bikes for Biaggi and Checa
Max Biaggi and Carlos Checa are set to ride the new four-stroke factory Yamaha in next season's inaugural MotoGP world championship.