You haven’t been redirected to our cousins eurocarblog.com, these pics were taken and posted on Twitter by Fiat Yamaha star Jorge Lorenzo who stopped off Jay Leno’s famous garage yesterday before heading to the Mazda Speedway.
Okay Jorge, great looking cars but we wanna see the bikes!
If you are one of the million of racing fans that was left disappointed and frustrated by the postponement of the Motegi GP,who is the first sporting casualty caused by Eyjafjallajökull, you can now have a different kind of fun by following the world’s first virtual MotoGP race with TwitGP on Twitter, the world’s leading social media platform.
Launched by a racing fan and supported by former BBC MotoGP commentator Suzy Perry, over 2,000 motorcycling fans from around the world, in a little more than 24 hours, have signed up to follow the virtual race. Even the authoritive Eurosport commentators Toby Moody and Julian Ryder will cover the event. Other supporters include Alex Briggs, one of Valentino Rossi’s mechanics, Matt Roberts from BBC MotoGP, the FIAT Yamaha team who’ll be offering a signed Valentino Rossi t-shirt and by the end of the week with a complete weekend racing schedule programmed we can bet that the number of followers will multiply by the tenfold.
So if you’re interested head over to twitgp or the TwitGP Facebook page.

Being a professional rider and a former World Champion isn’t always winning, podiums, and fantastic racing and adoring fans as Ducati’s Nicky Hayden well knows. Sometimes it’s hurting, injuries, surgery, stitches and getting back in shape again as fast as you can.
Hayden finally had his stitches taken out after a clean up procedure following arm pump surgeryand announced it on his Twitter page with “Stiches just out back in the saddle for Malaysia2 test in T-4 days….. Yeay buddy!!! and posted this pic to go with it.
Jorge Lorenzo also had his stitches removed after his motorcross accident and he too announced it via Twitter the other day with a “Prueba superada, ya me han quitado los puntos de la mano!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ” (passed test, they’ve removed the stitches from my hand).
What can we say except, get well soon guys and could you teach us your secrets in healing so fast?
Source | nickyhaydentwitter

You’re probably thinking this is another one of those Valentino Rossi fans that stickers everything he owns with Rossi’s number, well you’re both right and wrong. This pimped out lawn mower belongs to Alex Briggs, one of Rossi’s Aussie mechanics in the Fiat Yamaha team.
After seeing this, do you think that Rossi is going to even ponder the idea of switching to Ducati in 2011 without all of his loyal crew members?
Source | AlexBriggstwitter
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After Yamaha PR appearances in Thailand and Indonesia, and spending a hard earned week’s vacation on the fantastic island of Bali with close friend and future Moto2 rider Ricky Cardùs, Jorge Lorenzo was back in action today in Florence, posing for the Barracuda 2010 calendar.
Lorenzo is a great twitterer and keeps his fans always up-to-date on what he’s doing and by the looks of this pic from the photoshoot and posted on his Twitter page, he’s pretty buff and tanned and thoroughly enjoying himself.
Barracuda is Italian company founded in 2002 and makes motorcycle clothing and accessories and you can see a Barracuda commercial with Jorge Lorenzo and the backstage of last year’s calendar (without Lorenzo) after the jump.

Jorge Lorenzo underwent surgery yesterday afternoon to remove a metal plate from his left collarbone, that he’s had since 2005.
The Spanish rider who uses Twitter to communicate with his numerous fans from around the world, kept everyone up to date on his overnight stay in the hospital, even stating that the food wasn’t great (no matter in what country you’re in, hospital food never changes) and that he was woken up early this morning by a crying child in the room next to his.
Lorenzo writes and answers in English, so if you want to head over to lorenzo99 and say hi and wish him a speedy recovery, we’re sure he’ll appreciate it.

Sacrilege! Repsol, the Spanish oil giant is using the image of the Iwo Jima Memorial of the raising of the flag, in this case a checkered flag. to follow their Repsol riders on Twitter.
If you’re interested in what’s happening in the world of Respsol riders, and want to know more, you can find it here.