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Memorable trackside moments include following the twists and turns of a thrilling but controversial 2015 season between 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Valentino Rossi, Marc Marquez and Jorge�🌸� Lorenzo aro🍌und the globe, plus Casey Stoner’s return to a Ducati MotoGP bike as a tes🐽t rider and interviewing Nicky Hayden minutes after his final race win, in the WorldSBK class.
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Peter’s own two-wheel adventures started with local BMX racing from the age of 5. Motocross and enduro bikes followed and, despite༒ a terrible sense of direction, holiday time is often spent riding through the jungles of SE Asia.
