Nicky Hayden, who rose to prominence on the American dirt-track motorcycle racing scene and claimed the MotoGP world championship in 2006, has died from head and chest injuries suffered five days ago when he was struck by a vehicle while cycling in Italy. He was 35.Hayden's fiancée Jackie, mother Rose...

Nicky Hayden, the 2006 world champion, will leave MotoGP for the World Superbike Championship with Ten Kate Honda in 2016 after a 13-year career in grand prix motorcycle racing.The 34-year-old American joins Michael van der Mark in the lineup at Honda's leading WSBK team, replacing ex-MotoGP rider Sylvain Guintoli. Hayden...

By John SchwarbPublished: Aug 7, 2015On Aug. 6 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Marco Andretti of the Verizon IndyCar Series and Dani Pedrosa of MotoGP piloted their respective race crafts in an exhibition lap around the road course.After the lap, Andretti joked that though his contract with Andretti Autosport didn’t allow...

SportsCar magazine interviews Bob Endicott, amateur and professional racer who's done everything you wish you'd done.Bob Endicott has a competitive streak that has taken him from AMA Superbike to SCCA Club Racing to Pro Racing and Solo. Learn more about this interesting personality in the Southern California SCCA scene in...

Caterham has announced that it will field a Moto2 team in 2014 as it moves into motorcycle racing.The Formula 1 squad and sports car manufacturer will partner with chassis-builder Suter to field a two-bike squad next year, and has signed AMA Superbike champion Josh Herrin as its first rider.The Moto2...