The MotoGP Season Review 2017 is an officially-endorsed hardback book telling the story of an epic season as the fastest and most skillful riders on the planet battle it out for the title of MotoGP World Champion. Edited and compiled by highly-respected commentator and journalist Julian Ryder and illustrated with stunning photography by renowned photographer Andrew Northcott, the 208-page book includes eight-page race-by-race reports, in-depth technical analysis, the Riders’ Rider of the Year and a full run-down of the Moto2, Moto3 and Red Bull MotoGP Rookies support championships. There are also special guest features from some of the most experienced reporters in the MotoGP paddock.

MotoGP Season Review 2017

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Motocom Limited

Packed with fine writing and great photographs, The Official MotoGP Season Review 2005 - in the shops just two weeks after the last Grand Prix - is a must-have Christmas purchase for every fan of motorcycle racing. The sport already has a mega following, with lots more to come. The BBC is to screen MotoGP for the next five years, British Eurosport shows qualifying live as well as the races, and viewing figures and track attendances are rocketing. Written by TV's top MotoGP commentator, the Review details the entire 2005 season with all the behind-the-scenes insight expected of an official book.

The Official MotoGP Season Review 2005: Official Licensed Product

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Haynes Publishing

This volume details the entire 2007 season with behind-the-scenes insight, race-by-race reports and full statistics. Included is technical analysis of each bike and the results of the Riders' Rider of the Year poll.

Motogp Season Review 2007

The battle for the 2006 MotoGP championship was one of the most dramatic in the history of Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Nicky Hayden of Owensboro, Kentucky, took his epic fight with Valentino Rossi all the way to the last race of the 17-round season, and withstood towering pressure at that final showdown while his veteran rival cracked botching the start and crashing after five laps as he pushed to catch Hayden. Hollywood screenwriters could not have scripted a more exciting finale. By that last race the tension had been ratcheted up to an almost unbearable level. With seemingly unstoppable late-season momentum Rossi had relentlessly chipped away at Hayden s earlier lead of 51 points. Now add to that drama the supporting plot lines of conflicts between teammates, technical problems with bikes, and controversy over how rules were applied, and you have the story of one of the most amazing seasons in motorcycle racing, told in riveting detail with spectacular photographs. Features include: Eight-page reports on each race The full story of each race weekend Comprehensive data Two pages for each race Technical review Every bike analyzed Riders Rider of the Year The riders themselves vote

MotoGP Season Review 2006

David Bull Publishing

The official MotoGP Season Review follows the successful format of the preceding editions, combining Julian Ryder's lively race-by-race analysis with an astonishing collection of race data. Details include: qualifying times with gaps to the pole-winning time; graphic lap-by-lap performance charts showing each rider's progress; race, lap, and fastest-lap times; the average speed for each rider; track maps with sections annotated with average speed and gear selection choices; points standings; and a thumbnail report of each rider's race. The book also presents a detailed technical review of the new-for-2007 800cc four-stroke racing motorcycles that break the 200mph barrier at more than half the circuits they visit. With the September race in Japan, Ducati's 21-year-old Casey Stoner had recorded nine wins and locked-up the MotoGP Championship with three races remaining in the season. It was a dazzling performance on the new 800cc Desmosedici GP7.

MotoGP Season Review 2007