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Monday, May 21, 2018

MotoGP standings After GP France 2018

MotoGP standings After GP France 2018. Marc Marquez leads the MotoGP standings with 2018 95 figures. The Repsol Honda riders now is 36 points from his closest competitors; Maverick Viñales.
MotoGP standings After GP France 2018
Marquez managed to add to the points after winning the MotoGP France which took place at the Bugatti Circuit, Le Mans, France, on Sunday (20/5/2018). Marquez became the first driver to finish line by touching a record time of 41 minutes 49,773 seconds.

Meanwhile, Danilo Petrucci that finish as runner up rising to fifth position with 54 points. Petrucci failed to overtake Valentino Rossi in the standings because The Doctor also happen to finish on the podium in the race in France. (Read also: complete results of MotoGP France, Sunday (20/5/2018))

Standings MotoGP

Pos Driver-Team Points
1 Marc Marquez - Repsol Honda Team 95
2 Maverick Vinales - Movistar Yamaha MotoGP 59
3 Johann Zarco - Monster Yamaha Tech3 58
4 Valentino Rossi - Movistar Yamaha MotoGP 56
5 Danilo Petrucci - Alma Pramac Racing 54
6 Jack Miller - Alma Pramac Racing 49
7 Andrea Iannone - Team Suzuki Ecstar 47
8 Andrea Dovizioso - Ducati Team 46
9 Cal Crutchlow - LCR Honda 46
10 Dani Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team 29
11 Tito Rabat - Reale Avintia Racing 24
12 Alex Rins - Team Suzuki Ecstar 22
13 Pol Espargaro - Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 18
14 Franco Morbidelli - EG 0,0 Marc VDS 16
15 Jorge Lorenzo - Ducati Team 16
16 Hafizh Syahrin - Monster Yamaha Tech3 13
17 Aleix Espargaro - Aprilia Racing Team Gresini 13
18 Alvaro Bautista - Angel Nieto Team 12
19 Takaaki Nakagami - LCR Honda 10
20 Mika Kallio - Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 6
21 Bradley Smith - Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 5
22 Scott Redding - Aprilia Racing Team Gresini 5
23 Karel Abraham - Angel Nieto Team 1
24 Xavier Simeon - Reale Avintia Racing 0
25 Sylvain Guintoli - Suzuki Ecstar 0
26 Thomas Luthi - EG 0,0 Marc VDS 0
27 Stefan Bradl - Honda 0

The Biggest Motorcycle In The World

A motorcycle is a two-wheeled vehicle that is used for the purposes of a day today. Motorcycles are very popular because of its simple and flexible for use in a variety of terrain. But what would happen if a motorcycle has a form of jumbo or giants. Then its size beyond the size of normal height, even up to as high as houses, wide-ranging and thought it not long before.

The Biggest Motorcycle In The World

If we look at catatatan record in the Guinness Book of World Records, it will be found that it turns out there is the world's largest motorcycle with giant size. Said to be the largest motor that is because based on the dimensions, i.e. including the motor the highest, longest and widest. If seen size magnitude, then the actual motor motor is not created for the purpose of a day today, but more due to the hobbies and ambitions to break the record.

The world's largest motor

This is due to the motor driving the impossible magnitude berkali fold greater than the car. Even motor gede or moge if aligned is not comparable in size. Then how is the largest motorcycle sightings around the world today. For more details refer to the following list of the world's largest motor 4 latest update along with pictures and explanations of its specifications.

1. The Regio Design XXL Chopper
The Biggest Motorcycle In The World
The world's biggest motor of the first is the regio design xxl chopper. The motor was designed by Fabio Reggiani of Italy and was named Regio Design XXL Chopper. It takes 7 months to make this giant motorcycle. This bike is not just for performances and exhibitions. Reggiani and her team set it up with a 5.7-liter Chevy V8 engine, 250 horsepower, and was able to advance in 3 different gears and vice versa. Wheel stabilizer is added for security, although motornya really able to drive without an extra wheel. Of course, with a bike of this size, you don't want to take the risk of a crash, so adding extra wheels it is a wise idea although the bike is capable of walking well balanced and easily completed initial trials 100 meters.

This motor was first introduced to the world on Motorbike Expo 2012 in which shocking the whole world. This bike has a length of 32 feet and a height of 16 feet, managed to defeat all of the world's largest motor claims. This is the perfect combination between a balanced design and high speed. The Chopper has beaten the record for the most major motorcycle world previously held by Gregory Dunham from California. Motor giant has entered into the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest motorcycle in the world today.

For people who see it are probably wondering about the design that was developed, because it is not uncommon to use in everyday life. But for the author, this is a challenge for the sake of world record ever made before.

2. Dream Big
The Biggest Motorcycle In The World
Greg Dunham have a dream to build the world's largest motorcycle which can be ridden and after 3 years and almost 300,000 dollars later he achieve it. He succeeded in making motor giant as high as 15 feet by 25 feet long and was given the name dream big.

This motor weighs about 6,500 pounds. Dunham directs it from a cage below the handlebars. The beauty shop owner says that he created the monster bike because his friends say that it can't be done and she wants to prove it.

"Dream Big" to rely on a machine to turn it on 8226.3 cubic centimetres up to 104 kilometers per hour speed. This massive machine capable of issuing 500 horsepower, while the transmission has the gearbox with two forward speeds and reverse. The Biggest Motorcycle In The World. Dunham said that he began to build "Dream Big" in 2002, and after three years of continuous work, he has swallowed more than 300,000 us dollars.

"The Monster/dream big" has six seats, including the driver, bannya themselves reach a height of 1.8 metres and a width of almost one metre.

3. Leonhardt Gunbus 410
The Biggest Motorcycle In The World
The world's largest motorcycle next is Leonhardt Gunbus 410 manufacturer-made in Germany. Leonhardt, based in Eppingen, said that motor this is the ' most perfect combination of performance and design potential of a balanced '. The overall length of this motorcycle is 11 feet with height of 30 centimeters. Engines with V-twin engines.

Gunbus 410 in the name refers to the fact that the machine has a 410 cubic inches or cubic capacity 6, 728cc. There are three speed transmission and backward gear if needed to back down on the narrow places. Leonhardt is proud of the fact that the Gunbus 410 completely made in the House and assembled by hand and underlines this by stating that: "all components of this most appropriate motorcycle produced by a solid manual labor." The good news is if you really want the Gunbus 410 you can buy it at a price of 350,000 dollars.

4. Monster Motorbike
The Biggest Motorcycle In The World
Monter motorbike is one of the world's largest motorcycle currently made by an Australian man aussie ray baumann for the benefit of the Melbourne International Motor Show 2008. the manufacturing process begins yahun 2007 and takes the one-year duration. motor giant and super jumbo has a weight of up to 13 tons and a length of about 9 meters. Embedded machine is the Detroit Diesel Truck engines.

Thus the information on the list of the 4 largest motorcycle in the world today with a giant size. Despite the hard-ridden Street in General, at least hobby and satisfaction in seeing it is enough. May be useful and adds insights science of us all.

Sunday, May 13, 2018

Györ win their fourth EHF Champions League trophy and become the first side to defend a FINAL4 title


Györi Audi ETO KC became the Women’s EHF Champions League 2017/18 winners after a tense 70-minute battle versus HC Vardar, taking a 27:26 victory thanks to a fast-break save from Eva Kiss in the dying seconds of extra time at Pap Laszlo Sportarena in Budapest.



The packed Papp Laszlo Budapest Sportarena was treated to another spectacular Women’s EHF Champions League trophy match, as Györ and Vardar needed extra time to find a winner of the 2017/18 season.


Györ become first to defend FINAL4 title.

The Handball Giants Győri Audi ETO KC began the trophy match just as they did the semi-final, with their strong defence making it difficult for their opponents to find their rhythm, and even the same opening goal – a ground shot from left back Eduarda Amorim. Győr started off the match with much more focus than their rivals, both in attack and in defense. With an outstanding Eduarda Amorim and Kari Grimsbø. The defending champions paved their path to the final against the Macedonian squad.

The Macedonian team’s first goal came from Alexandra Lacrabere on a penalty in the fifth (2:1), but Vardar trailed their opponents by a steady one to two goals through the opening 25 minutes. Vardar keeper Amandine Leynaud did not open the match as well as Grimsbø, but once she began to make saves, she became the Hungarian team’s nightmare, finishing the match with a rate of 41 per cent.
The teams have completed the first half of the game with an equal score 9:9


70 minutes to decide the trophy.

Györ scored the first goal in extra time, and though Vardar always levelled, the Hungarian side ended the first five-minute period with a 24:23 lead. After coming in for penalties throughout the match, goal-keeper Eva Kiss replaced Grimsbø for the second five minutes.



With two goals in a row, from Groot and Bernadett Bodi, Györ pulled ahead 26:23 – but Vardar answered, with Lekic taking the Macedonian team within one at 26:27. In a nail-biting last minute, Györ lost the ball on their final attack. Lekic ran down the court on a fast-break combination with Andrea Canadija – who took the last shot, only to have it saved by Kiss with which Győri women's handball team made history with the fourth well deserved Champions League trophy.



It was a thrilling farewell for Ambros Martín head coach of Győri Audi ETO KC.

Ambros Martin says goodbye to Györ after winning four Champions League trophies in six years with the club
"I want to talk about what I feel about my team but I can not describe my feelings today. Not just because what happened today, ever day is amazing in Győr. Congratulations to Vardar as well, none of the teams deserved to lose today. We are very satisfied with the result,” commented Martin after the final, which saw him steer Györ to a fourth title in six years.


Vardar Skopje leave the EHF FINAL4 empty handed after five participations, and two consecutive finals
The individual scoring results of the final mean CSM left back Cristina Neagu is confirmed as the top scorer of the 2017/18 season with 109 goals, while Amandine Leynaud claimed the MVP trophy.

Monday, February 5, 2018

Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl LII


The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl 2018 for the first time by beating the New England Patriots 41-33 in an extraordinary encounter in Minneapolis.



The Eagles would add a field goal after the fumble recovery to make the score 41-33. The Patriots were able to move the ball to midfield, but a Hail Mary on the final play fell incomplete and the Eagles fans that filled at Minneapolis U.S. Bank Stadium  exploded in long-delayed delight to win their first Super Bowl title.


The Eagles have finally won the first Super Bowl in franchise history.
On a night when records tumbled and the expected norms of an NFL game went out the window, the Eagles - led majestically by quarterback Nick Foles - produced a brilliant offensive display to deny the Patriots a record-equalling sixth Super Bowl crown.


After a day defined by two potent offenses moving up and down the field, the Eagles defense made the plays that got them the win. Defensive end Brandon Graham sacked Tom Brady and forced a fumble that was recovered by defensive end Derek Barnett inside New England Patriots reigning champions territory.



That big defensive play came amid 1,151 offensive yards, which set a new record for a single game in NFL history. Not postseason history or Super Bowl history, but the entire history of the American football league. Brady also broke the Super Bowl record he set last year by throwing for 505 yards.
Those yards weren’t enough and Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles‘ play was the major reason why that was the case The 29-year-old Foles completed 28-of-43 for 373 yards and three touchdowns and added a touchdown catch just before halftime to cap the improbable run that started when Carson Wentz tore his ACL late in the


"I think the big thing that helped me was knowing that I didn't have to be Superman," Nick Foles said.
He sure looked like a superhero with the Vince Lombardi Trophy in his hands.

Sunday, December 17, 2017

France won the World Women's Handball Championship 2017


The France Women's national Handball team won the IHF World Women's Handball Championship 2017 as they defeated Norway 23:21 in Hamburger Arena Germany.

Coach Olivier Krumbholz offers the Bleues the second title in their history of France Women's national Handball team. in the 23rd IHF Women’s World Championship final. The victory for the women’s team comes after the men’s side beat Norway in the France 2017 trophy match in Paris in January.  For the France women’s team, it is the third top-three finish at a major international tournament in 18 months, after they claimed their first Olympic medal (silver) in Rio de Janeiro last August, then bronze at the EHF EURO 2016 one year ago. The Women’s World Championship trophy is the second in France’s history, ending a 14-year wait after the first in 2003 won against Hungary.

After the defending World Champions Norway made their way to the final with decisive wins in all their knock-out matches, including victories over 2016 Olympic champions Russia and 2015 runners-up The Netherlands, they appeared the heavy favourites ahead of Sunday’s encounter. Even France coach Olivier Krumbholz said the triple world champion Norway were the clear favourites for the title, but his team proved that defence is the key to winning matches as they kept the Scandinavian team’s lightning-quick attack under control through to the final seconds on Sunday evening in a sold-out Barclaycard Arena, Hamburg,Germany.


The Netherlands claim second consecutive World Championship medal.
The Netherlands defeat Sweden to take the 23rd IHF Women’s World Championship bronze medal by winning 21:24, two years after they stood on the podium for the first time ever.