Culture & Patrimoine Moto
Laguna Seca and the “Corkscrew”: the most famous corner in the world
A circuit carved into the hills of Monterey, a corkscrew corner that drops 18 metres, and Rossi's pass on Stoner in 2008 : the story of the “Corkscrew”, the most famous corner in the world.
Route 66 by Motorcycle: The American Dream on Two Wheels
Born in 1926 and 3,940 km long, Route 66 links Chicago to Santa Monica. A look back at the “Mother Road”, its myth, its decline and its rebirth as a biker pilgrimage.
Jim Redman: the first great champion of the Honda era
A six-time 250cc and 350cc world champion between 1962 and 1965, Jim Redman was Honda's spearhead in Grand Prix racing: a portrait of the pioneer from Rhodesia who tamed the fabulous Japanese multi-cylinders and paved the way for Mike Hailwood.
The Harley-Davidson Sportster: An Accessible Icon Since 1957
Born in 1957 with its Ironhead engine, the Sportster remained the most accessible Harley and the preferred custom base for bikers for over 60 years. Let's take a look back at a true legend.
The scrambler: a motorcycle that loves dirt as much as asphalt
Born from post-war off-road racing and enhanced by Californian desert sleds, the scrambler motorcycle combines a high-mounted exhaust, knobby tires, and a minimalist look. History, style, and revival of a cult genre.