Capirossi's guide to new Silverstone
MotoGP returns to Silverstone this weekend after a 24-year absence, and a very different track awaits the riders. Loris Capirossi gave AUTOSPORT a corner by corner guide to the layout
Grand Prix motorcycling returns to Silverstone this weekend after a 24-year absence, and with a brand-new circuit for the teams and riders to get to grips with.
Last used in 1986, when future world champion Wayne Gardner beat Didier de Radigues in a Honda one-two, a new generation of two-wheeled superstars will take to the hallowed surface this time.
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