Showing posts with label AMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AMA. Show all posts

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Introducing: Roberto "Robertino" Pietri


Hot damn, South America seems to be an excellent breeding ground for sexiness.
Meet Roberto "Robertino" Pietri, 24-years-old, from Venezuela. As the son of a former AMA Pro racer, riding bikes is pretty much in his blood and after starting out with Motocross he quickly turned to road racing and competed in various championships, lastly in AMA Pro Daytona SportBike.
We just want you to be aware of his hotness before everyone else will be all over him, because this man is one of the riders in the new Moto2 championship this season. And once the whole world saw him, they'll never want to take their eyes off him again...

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Oh hello there, Mr. Dungey

Ryan Dungey has relaunched his website and posted a few new pictures. We like!

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Ben Bostrom


And one last pic which albeit being blurry shows quite nicely why it is sometimes a great idea to ride a bike with just your boxers on...

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Ben Spies puts a smile on your face

First of all, thanks to all our readers who already voted for which Hotties they'd like to see more of in the future. If you haven't voted for your favourite yet, you can still do so here.


So, this is the first "reaction post" if you will, featuring one of the riders that were mentioned the most in comments and who we didn't have on this Blog a lot before - Ben Spies.
Starting out with smiley Ben, because those shiny white teeth have to be shown off.

Sunday, October 11, 2009

JD Beach - My Super Sweet 18

Last year's Red Bull Rookies Cup winner JD Beach turns 18 today. Happy Birthday, JD! :)
To celebrate the occasion, here are some artsy pics of the current AMA Supersport rider, shot by Patrick Semansky.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Brotherly Love

Speed, talent and good looks run in the family of these hotties!

Pol and Aleix Espargaro

MotoGP's favourite brothers may have taken a bit of a blow when it was announced that Aleix would not have a fulltime ride in the 2009 season. Still, he's been a good sport by supporting younger brother Pol on the grid, and when he did get some substitute rides, such as last week's Indianapolis GP, new GP winner Pol was only too happy to cheer on his big brother!


Julia and Joan Olivé

Spanish hunk, Joan Olivé, is also sometimes joined at races by his younger (and just as spunky) brother, Juli, who like his bro, shares a passion for Motorcycles and races in the Mediterranean Championship in Spain.


Roger, Tommy and Nicky Hayden

The Hayden brothers, Roger, Tommy and former MotoGP Champ, Nicky, are arguably the most well-known motorcycling brothers in the world! Nicky's movie-star good looks and relaxed, easy going persona have made the middle Hayden brother a hit with the girls all over the world, while his hometown fans aren't missing out either, with older bro Tommy caring it up in the AMA Superbike Championship, and younger bro Roger Lee competing in the AMA Sportbike series.


Eric and Ben Bostrom

And lastly, Eric and Ben Bostrom, who have competed in the AMA and World Superbike Championships. These two hotties also teamed up off track to create Boz Bros, a rockin' range of vintage styled t-shirts based on their love of all things motorcycles and racing.


Honorary mention:

Dani and Eric Pedrosa

As a late addition to the mix there's also the Pedrosa brothers. "Big" brother Dani holds three world championship titles from 125cc and 250cc to his name while his younger brother Eric is also fast on two wheels, but without the engine. The 19-year-old is a promising professional cyclist, already with a couple of important wins under his belt.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Back when long floppy hair was still hip


James Ellison was already so hot, you'd burn your fingers.
Yumm yumm yummy!

More reason to watch AMA: Martin Cardenas


Colombian rider Martin Cardenas might not be an unknown face to European MotoGP fans as he competed in the 250cc championship in 2005 and 2006 until a broken collarbone ended his 2006 season early and brought him over to the U.S.
The 26-year-old bounced right back to form however and is currently tied 1st in the Daytona SportBike championship standings.