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FIM sure Motegi MotoGP race will happen as study says radiation risk 'negligible'
By Matt Beer Monday, July 25th 2011, 09:29 GMT

MotoGP's governing body the FIM says an independent study of radiation levels at the Motegi track shows that the risk to health is "negligible" and that the Japanese Grand Prix should therefore go ahead

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