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Honda Shows Off Its Latest CBR600RR At 2023 Suzuka 8 Hours Race

Honda chose the 2023 Suzuka 8 Hours motorcycle endurance race as the venue to show off its latest updates to the CBR600RR, including two new paint schemes.

RideApart

Suzuka 8 Hours: Honda fastest in first qualifying from Yamaha

Tetsuta Nagashima set a blistering time of 2m05.722s aboard the #33 factory HRC Fireblade, becoming the only rider to break the 2m06s barrier as he boosted Honda’s hopes of repeating its pole position from last year.

Motorsport

Alex Marquez “understands” Rins’ Honda MotoGP frustrations

On Wednesday prior to this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone, Yamaha announced it was parting ways with Franco Morbidelli at the end of the 2023 season.

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The Hindu

Morbidelli to leave Yamaha MotoGP team after 2023 season

Morbidelli has been associated with Yamaha since 2019, when he joined the Petronas SRT satellite squad in 2019 having made his premier class debut in 2018 with Marc VDS Honda.

Autosport

Yamaha to parts ways with Morbidelli at the end of 2023 MotoGP season

Morbidelli has been associated with Yamaha since 2019, when he joined the Petronas SRT satellite squad in 2019 having made his premier class debut in 2018 with Marc VDS Honda.

Motorsport

The MotoGP philosophy Suzuki's "madman" installed that Honda and Yamaha can't

In a decision that caught everyone by surprise - from the members of the team itself to the rest of the paddock - Suzuki decided in early 2022 to shut down its MotoGP programme at the end of the campaign. Despite the brutal blow for the Hamamatsu-based team, which had…

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UN Human Rights Council Calls for Punishing Blasphemy (In This Instance, Quran Burning)

Jacob Mchangama (of Justitia, and now a Research Professor at Vanderbilt) has a detailed item about it; an excerpt: In 1950, Eleanor Roosevelt, serving as the first Chairperson of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, was involved in a bitter dispute about the limits of free speech. Stalin's Soviet…

Reason

Honda Civic Type R-GT Starts Track Tests Ahead Of 2024 Race Debut

The race car uses a 2.0-liter turbo engine.

Motor1

Long-term Care Concerns for LGBTQIA+ Patients And Where to Find Inclusive Systems

Older LGBTQIA+ people fear they will have to hide their identities in long-term care. A report aims to shine a light on safe options.

Kiplinger

Hyderabad Race Club postpones opening day’s races

HRC postpones 1st day of Hyderabad Monsoon Races 2023 from July 24 to Aug 1; season to start from July 31 as per prospectus.

The Hindu

Bill seeking to stamp out bullying at work presented in Parliament

The Bill would introduce a legal definition of workplace bullying.

The Independent UK

How a subtle change could make Honda a more permanent fixture in F1

The Japanese manufacturer recently announced an official return to F1 with Aston Martin for 2026, with it having originally intended to quit the series entirely so it could focus on electric road car development.

Autosport

Kari Lake revives Obama birther conspiracy with no mention of donation to campaign

In new book, Trump supporter and election denier avoids Obama donation in her name she has claimed was made by her husband

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How Honda's stubbornness has left it in a MotoGP no-man's land

The principle that when things go wrong they can always go worse suits Honda like a glove. It has hit rock bottom in the last two weeks. Neither Marc Marquez, Alex Rins nor Joan Mir, their three most competitive riders, took part in the last two stops of the calendar,…

The Guardian - US

After Roe’s overturn, Republicans target trans rights using extremist rhetoric

Republican presidential candidates attacked trans people and the LGBTQ+ community at a gathering of the religious right last week

Autosport

Why a MotoGP divorce is now the only option for Marquez and Honda

Germany was presented as the best possible barometer to gauge the health of the Marc Marquez/Honda partnership. It was once virtually unbeatable, taking six MotoGP crowns out of seven between 2013 and 2019. But the conclusion drawn from last weekend's visit to the Sachsenring, where previously he had nothing but…

Autosport

Why the Marquez/Zarco MotoGP spat shows Honda’s situation has become untenable

Everyone has their breaking point. And everyone reacts in a different way when frustrations boil over, generally doing so in a way that is out of character. This is very much what we are seeing unfold in front of us with Marc Marquez.

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Public outcry over NI council plan to introduce appointment slots at recycling centres

The new online booking system comes into effect from September

Autosport

Marquez insists Honda’s increased F1 involvement not harming MotoGP project

Honda is in the midst of a dire period in MotoGP, with two of the last four years seeing the brand go winless in the premier class.

Autosport

Marquez: Signing four-year Honda MotoGP deal “was not a mistake”

The eight-time world champion has yet to see a chequered flag in a grand prix in 2023 and has scored just 15 points from the opening six rounds – though he did miss three with injury.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: LGBTQ+ ‘state of emergency’ is no PR stunt

For the first time in its 40-year history, the Human Rights Campaign has declared a “state of emergency” for LGBTQ+ Americans. Some may respond to the announcement with cynicism or indifference. What does it really do anyway? Well, the answer is not “nothing.” And those who fixate on whether the…

Autosport

The crisis point Honda has reached in MotoGP after its Mugello hell

Last Sunday at Mugello, Marc Marquez met with Shinji Aoyama - the second-highest ranking executive at Honda Motor Company - to discuss the crisis that HRC is going through in MotoGP and to convey his frustration at the lack of a reaction.

The Guardian - US

‘The hate never went away’: US schools face violent Pride backlash

The decision to observe Pride did not spark street brawls last year. This time, things were very different

Daily Mirror

'LGBTQ+ American's aren't safe': Human Rights group declares national state of emergency

An 'unprecedented and dangerous' spike in anti-LGBTQ+ laws across the US has prompted the Human Rights Campaign to issue its first-ever state of emergency. More than 75 bills have been signed into law already, it says

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