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    Ryder, Julian; GArdner, Wayne- Foreword

    Editore: David Bull Publishing, Inc., Phoenix, Arizona, 2007

    ISBN 10: 1893618919ISBN 13: 9781893618916

    Da: Don's Book Store, Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A.

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    Hard Back. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Northcott, Andrew - Photography (illustratore). First Printing. 207 Pages. Black boards with gold spine lettering. Gray endpapers. Illustrated with beautiful color photography throughout. Dust jacket is complete with flap price $29.95 unclipped and some wear to the edges. The official MotoGP Season Review follows the successful format of the preceding editions, combining Julian Ryder's lively race-by-race analysis with an astonishing collection of race data. Details include: qualifying times with gaps to the pole-winning time; graphic lap-by-lap performance charts showing each rider's progress; race, lap, and fastest-lap times; the average speed for each rider; track maps with sections annotated with average speed and gear selection choices; points standings; and a thumbnail report of each rider's race. The book also presents a detailed technical review of the new-for-2007 800cc four-stroke racing motorcycles that break the 200mph barrier at more than half the circuits they visit. With the September race in Japan, Ducati's 21-year-old Casey Stoner had recorded nine wins and locked-up the MotoGP Championship with three races remaining in the season. It was a dazzling performance on the new 800cc Desmosedici GP7. Contents: Foreword, The Season, Riders' Rider of The Year, Technical Review, The Bikes, The Riders, The Races, Statistics, Riders for Health, and Competition.