The Goodwood Festival of Speed might be the best place to see rare vintage racing machinery every year, but also the stars of yesterday at the controls of the vehicles where they gained their fame.

Some of you will know that there are two kinds of motorcycle riders in this world: the ones that have fallen off their bike, and the ones that will fall at some point. It's just a part of the game.

Former MotoGP champion Wayne Rainey has been paralyzed from the chest down, since a tragic crash during the 1993 Italian Grand Prix. And yet, he was able to get back on the bike at the Goodwood ...

The name Wayne Rainey may no longer be one riders come across on the race track, but still remains one of the biggest ones in the history of two-wheel racing. Born in 1960, the American competed at ...

MotoGP hasn't had an American star since Nicky Hayden and Ben Spies fought for wins in the late Twenty-Tens. One former MotoGP rider, now the president of MotoAmerica, is setting out to fix that.

Motorcyclists took over the streets of Salinas today as part of the "MotoAmerica" Bike Night organized by the Salinas Valley Chamber of Commerce, leading up to the Superbike Speedfest at WeatherTech ...

Wayne Rainey will forever be remembered as one of Yamaha's greatest stars in an era of the FIM World Championship Grand Prix where talent, technology and speed combined to create some of the most ...

Yamaha Motor Racing Headquarters hosted a very special guest yesterday as three-time World Champion Wayne Rainey arrived at the team's base in Gerno di Lesmo, near Milan. The legendary Grand Prix ...