MotoGP Riders to Boycott Motegi Round

News out of Germany this weekend is that 15 of the 17 riders racing in the MotoGP Championship have threatened to boycott the Japanese GP at Motegi later this year because of safety concerns. Lead by Casey Stoner and Jorge Lorenzo, who publicly announced Saturday at the post-qualifying debriefing that they would not race in Japan, the riders are worried about radiation from the stricken�Fukushima nuclear plant, despite Motegi officials (essentially HRC) declaring the Twin ...

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