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British rider Cal Crutchlow will switch from the World Superbike championship to MotoGP next season on a two-year deal.

Noriyuki Haga holds off the charge of British trio Jonathan Rea, Leon Haslam and Cal Crutchlow to claim race two at the Nurburgring.

1-Dani Pedrosa, 2-Jorge Lorenzo, 3-Valentino Rossi, 4-Andrea Dovizioso, 5-Casey Stoner, 6-Ben Spies, 7-Colin Edwards, 8-Alvaro Bautista, 9-Hector Barbera, 10-Marco Melandri.

Japanese Moto2 rider Shoya Tomizawa dies after a crash in the San Marino GP.

1-Toni Elias, 2-Julian Simon, 3-Thomas Luthi, 4-Simone Corsi, 5-Stefan Bradl, 6-Jules Cluzel, 7-Gabor Talmacsi, 8-Dominique Aegerter, 9-Claudio Corti, 10-Roberto Rolfo.

Jonathan Rea keeps his head to claim his fourth win of the World Superbike season during race one at the Nurburgring.

1-Marc Marquez, 2-Nicolas Terol, 3-Efren Vazquez, 4-Bradley Smith, 5-Sandro Cortese, 6-Pol Espargaro, 7-Esteve Rabat, 8-Tomoyoshi Koyama, 9-Randy Krummenacher, 10-Danny Webb.

1-Marc Marquez, 2-Nicolas Terol, 3-Efren Vazquez, 4-Bradley Smith, 5-Sandro Cortese, 6-Pol Espargaro, 7-Esteve Rabat, 8-Tomoyoshi Koyama, 9-Randy Krummenacher, 10-Danny Webb.

Repsol Honda's Dani Pedrosa takes pole position for the San Marino MotoGP at Misano ahead of World Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo.

Jorge Lorenzo tops the timesheets in Saturday's free practice session at the San Marino MotoGP at Misano.

Bradley Smith overhauls 125cc standings leader Marc Marquez on his last lap at Misano to claim his second pole position of the season.

Alex de Angelis makes a perfect Moto 2 debut for the JiR team by taking top spot in free practice at his home San Marino round.

Max Biaggi paces free practice at the Nurburgring as he seeks to consolidate his lead atop the World Superbike Champonship standings.

Formula One's governing body is investigating how Ferrari's Felipe Massa was able to make a false start at last weekend's Belgian GP.