Sun, wind and heat are the conditions for the conclusion of the In Front Tests which precede the Australian round, the first one of the 2010 season.

LED TO VICTORY BY AN ASTOUNDING MAX BIAGGI, NOALE’S V4 WAS AMAZINGLY COMPETITIVE FROM THE VERY FIRST RACE.

The heat became unbearable at the Portimao circuit and for Race 2 drivers and team members were forced to review their choices with respect to the first race.

Podium at Imola for Leon Camier in world superbike. Aprilia takes back second place in the manufacturer standings.

The race on the German circuit.

Max Biaggi 4th in Race 2, Camier 5th.

Perfect season for Darrick Lucchesi.

Millville, NJ – September, 2009 – Factory Aprilia Millennium Technologies Team rider Chaz Davies scored his second podium of the year in the first race at the New Jersey Motorsports Park facility this past weekend. The team came back even stronger for the final race of the season on Sunday and Chaz took the lead on lap two and lead the first half of the race before he lost traction and crashed out of the lead.

The 2009 running of the Indianapolis Mile was the setting for Aaron King’s second race aboard the American Agip / Lloyd Brothers Motorsports Aprilia. Anticipation was high as for the entire team knowing that this race draws more media attention than the other races on the schedule due to the fact that it is run in conjunction with the Indianapolis Moto-GP event. The Aprilia was favored by the partisan European crowd as evidenced by the roar of the sold out grandstands when Aaron was introduced.

With a typically energetic performance the New Zealander was able to attack the rough and jumpy layout of red soil near the Mato Grosso do Sol capital and could fully utilise the performance and potential of the works MXV.

Josh’s better performance was unveiled in the second moto where he drove his twin cylinder forward into the top ten and then spent the race successfully defending his position.

The fast circuit located east of Los Angeles and in the town of San Bernardino did not bring much luck to Josh Coppins who was unable to finish the first moto of the sixth round of fifteen in the FIM Motocross World Championship. The experienced New Zealander was however able to equal his best finish of the season so far with 9th position in the second race.