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De Angelis devastated over Tomizawa

Alex de Angelis said he was "totally devastated" after being involved in the accident that killed Shoya Tomizawa during the San Marino GP. De Angelis and Scott Redding hit Tomizawa after the Japanese fell in the early part of the race

Chandhok trusts Korea will be ready

Karun Chandhok is confident that the new Korean Grand Prix track will be ready for its inaugural event in October, following his demonstration run last weekend.

Williams: F-duct for Monza a no-brainer

Williams technical director Sam Michael is baffled why rivals teams are unsure about their plans to run the F-duct at Monza this weekend - because he thinks it a 'no-brainer' to keep it on the car. A number of leading outfits have spent the last few weeks evaluating whether or not to keep the F-duct on for the Italian Grand Prix

Stewart clinches first Cup win of 2010

Tony Stewart claimed his first NASCAR Cup win of the season, beating Roush Fenway's Carl Edwards to victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The Stewart Haas racer secured his place in the Chase for the Cup in the process and added 10 bonus points to his total for the championship playoff, which starts in two week's time.

Penalties for 15 drivers in Germany

Time penalties were handed out to 12 drivers after the first World Touring Car race at Oschersleben on Sunday. They were all adjudged to have broken the 90kmh speed limit as they approached the start/finish line for the race's rolling start. The top three finishers, Alain Menu, Augusto Farfus and Yvan Muller, were unaffected.

MotoGP working on rider protection

MotoGP safety delegate Franco Uncini says work is already underway on additional protection for riders that could help in accidents such as the one that claimed the life of Moto2 rider Shoya Tomizawa at Misano today. Tomizawa suffered fatal injuries when he was hit by both Alex de Angelis and Scott Redding, who had no time to avoid the Japanese rider when he crashed and fell straight into their path.

Moto2 race continuation defended

The MotoGP medical team and race organisers have defended the decision not to halt the Misano Moto2 race following the accident in which Shoya Tomizawa was fatally injured. The Japanese rider suffered head, chest and abdominal injuries when he was struck at high speed by two following bikes after crashing and sliding into their path. Despite the best efforts of the doctors at the circuit and a nearby hospital, Tomizawa died two hours later

Melandri quits MotoGP for Superbikes

Marco Melandri has confirmed that he will leave MotoGP after this season, having signed to race for the factory Yamaha team in World Superbikes. Melandri's current team Gresini Honda announced earlier today that the 28-year-old Italian would depart its fold at the end of the year. He had initially been expected to sign for BMW's Superbike programme, but has now been announced as a Yamaha rider, taking the seat vacated by Cal Crutchlow's switch to MotoGP with Tech 3 Yamaha.

Tech 3 signs Crutchlow for 2011

Cal Crutchlow will move from World Superbikes to MotoGP next year to fill Ben Spies' seat in the Tech 3 Yamaha team. The 24-year-old Briton is currently fifth in the Superbike standings in his first full season, having moved up after winning last year's World Supersport title - also as a factory Yamaha rider.

Q and A: Hayden on events at Misano

Nicky Hayden has now crashed at the first corner at Misano in three out of four MotoGP appearances at the track - and failed to start due to an injury on the other occasion. After the race he talked to the press about both his poor weekend and opening lap clash with Loris Capirossi, and his feelings regarding the Moto2 crash that claimed the life of Shoya Tomizawa. Q