The joys of the Clinica Mobile. And massages.

We'd like to express our gratefulness for the great institution that is the Clinica Mobbile. For over thirty years this essential part of every MotoGP and WSBK paddock has helped to keep our heroes healthy and speed up their recovery when injured.
And what is more, the relentless work of the Clinca has also provided us with dozens and dozens of pictures of fine looking young men with little to no clothes on... While some Clinica rules seem to indicate something like "Always take your pants off first, so I can knead your neck" and result in an enormous amount of bare legs to look at, the most common treatment is still the simple back rub. And backs can be really pretty, too. ;D

Troy Bayliss

Hector Barbera

Sete Gibernau

Nicky Hayden

Neil Hodgson

Dani Pedrosa

Sete Gibernau, "The Queen"

Sete is back. The grandson of Don Paco Bultò, founder of Bultaco, will be in the MotoGP paddock again this season after two years of absence. The Spaniard has a long and illustrious history with Valentino Rossi, finished runner-up in the championship twice and is known for a sometimes a bit "anomalous" style. Especially his long hair, compared with some dramatic entrances gave him the mock nickname "Queen" and it didn't help that his new team Onde 2000 Ducati translated their first press release with the statement that Sete is returning to the Queen Class of MotoGP. Whilst this is correct in Spanish, it provoked a few laughters from the English-spreaking press, but Sete is just out to enjoy riding again and seems to have calmed down a lot during his two sabbaticals. We wish the oldest rider of the class all the best for his first year of return.