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Monster Yamaha Tech3 Livery for Laguna Seca

By Toni M.

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Not wanting to play second fiddle to the Fiat Yamaha team’s new livery for the Laguna Seca GP, the Monster Yamaha Tech3 team also known as Team Texas has also unveiled their new one off livery for the Red Bull US Grand Prix.

The livery depicts the red, white, and blue of the Texas state flag and celebrates the first time Colin Edwards and Ben Spies have raced on the same team in an American Grand Prix. The special graphics will also appear on each riders’ leathers and on T-shirts worn by both riders.

Spies and Colin Edwards will also be receiving those upgrades that they requested from Yamaha for their home race, but Spies was unable to be specific about exactly what they’ll receive.

“I don’t know exactly what’s going on, but I hope we do get something from Yamaha that makes my job a little bit easier this weekend.”

Laguna Seca is a track that Spies knows well after racing in the AMA series and he also wildcarded for Rizla Suzuki in 2008, finishing eighth.

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Colin Edwards: MotoGP's Last Rockstar

By Toni M.

Riders cover Colin Edwards, MotoGP’s Last Rockstar, is the title of the interview with the Texas Tornado in this month’s issue of Riders Italian Magazine. Everyone who has followed the Texan’s career knows he’s outspoken, never politically correct, a very colorful character and a favourite with journalists.

Some of the questions that they asked Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider, were pretty hard core and Edwards talked about the size of his dick, la “figa” (he uses the Italian slang word for female genitals) the way he likes his sex, his favourite porn star, his position on homosexuality, his passion for guns and his views on politics.

Here are a few of the more calmer questions:

Guido Meda (Italy’s MotoGP commentator) accused you of being pretty accomodating when Valentino passes you, do you confirm this?

That’s right. It’s something that I picked up when we were teammates. Everyone at Yamaha knew – me, the team and Valentino what was my position was. If I saw Valentino passing me I let him do it and if I was behind him and wanted to pass, I’d do it but kept it clean.

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