Fortunately, Moshoeshoe has
agreed to another three -year stint
o n the United Kingdom end of the
MotoGP-to -Africa pipeline. He, his
new assistant, and proven colleagues such as Steve Osagae keep
their sleeves rolled up, determined
to help the motorcycling communi ty connect the dots between rich
countries and Africa.
"We think Valentino is god, and
GP is everything," Team WCM's
Peter Clifford said. "But we owe
Andrea and RIders for Health
thanks for giving us perspective on
what really matte rs in life."
RIders for Health has partially
re- branded itself as "Riders," and
new Info can be found at www.riders .org. Riders Is the official charity
of Moto GP. It receives support
from the major manufacturers , but
it remains dependent on small
donat ions from club racers and fans
in order to keep its financial independence from governments and
other big players.
Bruce Scholt en
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WEb INSiYE
Cyc lenews.com reader poll question of the week
With the top four contenders In the World Superblke
Championship all within eight points of each other with three
rounds remaining, who do you think will take the championship?
A. Du cati Fila's Regis Laconi
B.Ten Kate Honda's Chris Vermeulen
C. Renegade Ducati's Noriyuki Haga D. Ducati Fila's James Tose land
On-line poll results from last week
With the 2004AMA Progressive Insurance U.S. FlatTrack Championship
shaping up to be a three-horse race, who do you think will win the tltlel
Chris Carr
853
(62.22%)
Joe Kopp
318
(23.19%)
Kenny Cool beth
93
(6.78%)
It's too early to rule out the rest of the competition just yet?
To tal Replies:
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107
1371
(7.80%)
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